Heaviest Con Thien Artillery Barrage Marked by Violent Attacks
North Vietnamese gunners hit the Con Thien forward post with a heavy bombardment, killing seven Marines and wounding 77, and an accidental bombing nearby killed five more. The clash included a ground probe, air raids, and naval gunfire as U.S. and allied forces launched counterstrikes along the DMZ.
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Goldberg May Quit U N For Supreme Court Role
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg weighs resignation from his U N post with President Johnson’s apparent agreement but no formal step taken. The 59 year old, longtime diplomat and former labor secretary, could return to law practice or be named to the Supreme Court if a vacancy arises.
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Met Museum finds famous bronze horse a 50 year old fake
The Metropolitan Museum of Art disclosed during a seminar that its celebrated bronze horse, long hailed as a relic of ancient Greece, is a modern forgery likely cast in Paris after World War I. Curator James V Noble pinpointed a filed-down mold mark and two misaligned holes as proof, after years of internal investigation.
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Johnson uses Cabinet peek to press anti inflation stance
President Johnson blends orthodox policy with surprise disclosure at a Cabinet meeting and a private Business Council dinner. He urges wage restraint and export expansion while criticizing trade protectionists and calling for new monetary reserves beyond gold.
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Foreign steel imports reshape U S industry and prices
A Pittsburgh based AP report notes a growing flow of steel from 42 nations, led by Japan, with imports reaching 10.7 million tons last year and rising domestic prices offset by global factors. It cites subsidies abroad and price hikes by U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel as part of the shifting market dynamics.
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Ohio liquor sales threaten education bonus in 1966
Ohio State Education funding, a planned $25 million bonus for schools, rides on liquor-store sales. State Liquor Director Donald C. Cook warns that sagging store sales and bootlegging from Kentucky may derail the bonus, risking a cheaper case-price offer if a revived holiday rush saves the plan.
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State Department of Education
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Weather Outlook for Miami Valley and Southwest Ohio
The Miami Valley and Southwest Ohio expect partly cloudy skies with showers later tonight. A low around 30 is forecast in the early morning. Friday stays partly cloudy and colder. Yesterday’s high reached 53 and low 47, with .06 inch of precipitation recorded last night.
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Chuckle At Self Forgetfulness Catches Attention
A witty remark notes that when a man forgets himself he tends to do something memorable for others. The line suggests that self-forgetfulness often results in behavior that sticks in public memory.
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