Viet Nam Alters Plan For 37th Infantry Training
Viet Nam affects Ohio National Guard 37th Infantry Division drills shifting from division scale maneuvers to small unit work. Brig. Gen. Wilbur H. Fricke said emphasis on squads and platoons, infiltrations, ambushes, camouflage, and simulated capture marked this year’s summer camp at Camp Grayling.
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Grayling
Mich
Viet Nam
Ohio
37Th Infantry
Wilbur H. Fricke
National Guard
Fricke
Army
Washington
Ohio Guard
Continental Army Command
Pope Paul Leads Penance March for Vatican Council Session
Pope Paul VI will lead 2,500 bishops in a half mile penance procession through Rome on Sept. 14 to open the fourth and final Vatican Council session. He urged worldwide prayer and noted the Blessed Sacrament would be exposed during the session.
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Paul VI
Rome
Ecumenical Council
Holy Cross of Jerusalem
St. John Lateran
Vatican
Apostolic Palace
Pope Paul
John XXIII
Martial law drawn in Cairo suburb after clashes
In Kerdassa a Cairo suburb martial law was imposed after violent clashes between military police and followers of the outlawed Moslem Brotherhood. The confrontation prompted security measures as authorities move to restore order.
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Cairo
Kerdassa
Brotherhood
Dirksen Vows Strong Fight Over Union Shop Issue
Senator Everett Dirksen Republican leader says he will mount a spirited and sustained fight with President Johnson to block repeal of Taft Hartley Act union shop provisions. He frames it as a preemption issue and warns states must keep powers over union matters. Dirksen has backed Johnson on voting rights immigration and Viet Nam.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Johnson
Dirksen
Senate Can
Administration
Senate
Viet Nam
Italian philosopher Manaria Valgimigli dies at 89
Bergamo Italy AP Manaria Valgimigli aged 89 renowned translator of ancient Greek theater and essayist on Latin and Greek literature died Friday night in Vilminore di Scalve near Bergamo.
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Bergamo
Italy
Manaria Valgimigli
Vilminore di Scalve
Local Men Astronaut Catchers Prepare for Gemini V Recovery
Seaman apprentice Gregory A. Fitzwater son of Mr and Mrs Howard Fitzwater of Trenton and aviation boatswain's mate airman Alfred Suarna Jr son of Mrs Alfred Suarna of 311 Curtis St will participate in Sunday's recovery operation for astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad Jr Fitzwater serves on the destroyer USS Manley and the ship is positioned for recovery in case of a shortened Gemini V mission Suarna serves on the aircraft carrier USS Lake Champlain
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Gregory A. Fitzwater
Howard Fitzwater
Trenton
Alfred Suarna Jr
Alfred Suarna
Curtis St
Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad Jr
Fitzwater
Manley
Suarna
Lake
Ohio State Fair Off To Excellent Start
Sunny weather drew crowds to the Ohio State Fair with 116,000 on opening day and 15,693 paid attendees reported for Youth Day. Horse show judging hailed as world’s largest with 37,500 dollars in cash and plate prizes awarded.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sydney raid Seizes heroin on Dutch freighter at harbor
Customs officers seized heroin and opium valued at 223000 dollars in a raid on the Dutch freighter Straat Lom bok in Sydney harbor. The vessel had arrived from Singapore with an Asian crew.
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Sydney
Australia
Sydney Harbor
Singapore
Planned Parenthood Clinic Work Grows in Butler County
Planned Parenthood clinics in Butler County aided 184 women in the first half of 1965, up from 100 in the same period in 1964, per executive director Mrs. Keith Watson. Clinics run evenings in Middletown at the Church of the Ascension and in Hamilton at the First Methodist Church with fees based on ability to pay. The group seeks funds to handle rising patient load and future expansion as 84 percent more women were assisted year over year.
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Butler County
Keith Watson
Planned Parenthood Association
Middletown
Church of the Ascensation
McKnight and McGee
Hamilton
First Methodist
Ludlow Street
Groza Joins General Tire For Off Season Work
Lou Groza, last active member of the 1946 Cleveland Browns, signs with General Tire and Rubber Co. to work in the sales promotion department during the off season in Akron Ohio.
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Akron, Ohio
Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
General Tire & Rubber Co
Hamilton Wins Flame Of Life Safety Award
Ohio city Hamilton will receive the National Safety Council Flame Of Life award for its long range accident prevention program. City officials will accept at the 53rd annual banquet in Chicago on Oct 27. Governor Rhodes called it a unique honor to Hamilton and its people. The award covers all phases of traffic safety in the under 350 000 population category. Baltimore won the over 350 000 class previously.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Safety Council
Hamilton
Highway Safety Department
Chicago
Thomas Kindness
James A. Rhodes
Baltimore
Wages in 1984 Vary by Industry in Japan
A government survey shows average annual wages for non government workers reached 410000 yen or 1 139 dollars at end of 1984. Banking and insurance employees earned about 530900 yen while textile workers averaged 298000 yen, the lowest among sectors.
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Tokyo
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