Ohio House defeats education bill but keeps options alive
After hours of caucus and floor debate, Ohio House members vote 59 to 38 to scrap the tax hike education bill that would fund schools and parochial aid. Eight Republicans defected, six Democrats supported, with plans to reconsider and resubmit a revised measure later.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Wood
Stayner Brighton
The
Ohio Education Association
State of
U S losses rise in Hanoi air raids as MIGs strike
U S reports 12 planes and 18 fliers killed or missing this week in the Hanoi air war. Four Phantoms and one F105 were downed, with 108 Americans killed or wounded last week. Communist losses also rise as North Vietnam fights back with MIGs and ground fire.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
U. S
David B. Waldrop
Nashville
Tenn
Billy R. Givens
Dunharry
Yen Vien
Bac Giang
Red China
Red River
Pair Arrested In Multiple Slayings
Two 18 year old Ritzville men Thomas Braun and Leonard Maine face court after arraignment on attempted murder charges in the Bartolomei case. They are also wanted for killings of Deanna Buse and Samuel Ledgerwood as investigators trace rape and car theft motives amid a string of slayings across California Oregon and Washington.
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Thomas Eugene Braun
Leonard Maine
Ritzville, Wash
T. Wesley Osborne
Groveland
Susan Diane Bartolomei
Ukiah
Calif
Sierra
Bartolomei
Community Hospital
Oregon
Braun
Maine
Washington
Timothy Luce
Luce
Lake County
Dave Luce
Deanna Buse
Monroe
Wash
Seattle
Samuel Ledgerwood
Portland
Ore
Buse
Ledgerwood
USSR Lashes Back at Hanoi War Policy Debate
Washington AP reports Soviet threats of retaliatory steps over intensified U S bombing of North Vietnam were downplayed by critics and supporters of Johnson policy. Fulbright and Hickenlooper offered cautious interpretations while Morton urged caution about bombing near Haiphong and Hanoi.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Johnson
Hickenlooper
John Stennis
D-Miss
Adm
T. H. Moorer
Naval Operations
Senate
Haiphong
Hanoi
Morton
Fulbright
Tonkin Bay
Salvation Army runs youth cafe in Greenwich Village
The Salvation Army occupies a Greenwich Village cafe named The Answer to offer free coffee and listeningears to hippies and teens. Capt Brian J Figueroa and Ed Herzberg describe a gentle ministry focused on love and guidance with four rules no drugs no drinking no carrying on and no foul language. The group aims to help youths with growing pains through casual conversation and support rather than hard selling.
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New York
Salvation Army
Greenwich Village
The
Answer
Ed Herzberg
Macdougal Street
Bleecker Street
William Booth
Flower Generation
Brian J. Figueroa
Herzberg
Figueroa
Brian
Local Forecast Sees Scattered Showers and Cool Low 50s
The forecast calls for scattered showers in the evening with temperatures in the low 50s. Cloudy skies and cool weather should persist into the night, following yesterday's high of 80 and low of 58. At 8 am today the temperature was 58.
Teen Finds Hidden Savings in Insurance Payments
A resourceful teenager spots a dent on the family car and jokes that Dad has been avoiding wasteful insurance payments. The moment frames a lighthearted family exchange about vehicle upkeep and costs.
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