Local Tot Picked As Heart Sunday Mascot
Diana Marchetti of Middletown five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Marchetti chosen as the official mascot for the statewide Heart Sunday campaign on February 21. She is believed to be the first Ohio child to have a rare heart artery transplant performed at Children’s Hospital Cincinnati.
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Middletown
Ohio Heart Sunday
Diana
Anthony J. Marchetti
Heart
Ohio
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Mrs. Mar
Chetti
Pay Hike Proposed for Ohio Governor and Officials
Rep. Arthur C. Katterheinrich plans a bill to double pay for Ohio statewide officers. The governor would earn 50,000 annually, up from 25,000, with secretary of state auditor treasurer and attorney general rising to 30,000 from 15,000. Lieutenant governor pay would rise from 8,000 to 15,000.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arthur C. Katterheinrich
R-Auglaize
Heart Association notes 50,000 yearly heart births in country
The Heart Association says about 50,000 babies are born yearly with heart defects. Research over the last decade brought open heart surgery, saving lives like Diana who faces one more minor hurdle before her checkup at Children's Hospital next Wednesday.
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Diana
Children’s Hospital
Freeing of GI after 35 hours buried in Qui Nhon rubble
Spec. 4 Arthur Abendschein of Deptford New Jersey was pulled from rubble 35 hours after a Viet Cong bombing of the Qui Nhon billet. He described a shave joke and said he fired on attackers from a balcony. the raid killed two Americans and left 19 missing or feared dead, with 22 wounded.
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South Viet Nam
Arthur Abendschein
Abendschein
Deptford
Rescue of trapped GI after building collapse
A 10-year veteran named Abendschein was buried in debris when a four story building collapsed. Rescue crews freed him after hours of digging, aided by two Vietnamese special forces, as temperatures dropped and rubble shifted. He survived and vowed not to stay in a Vietnamese hotel again.
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Abendschein
Air Strike Costs Three Bombers and One Pilot Capture
The latest U S air raid on North Vietnam killed or reported missing three American jet fighters and captured a pilot. About 160 aircraft took part in the Thursday strike, described by U S officials as highly successful, despite Hanoi claiming seven U S planes were shot down and one American captive.
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South Viet Nam
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Hanoi
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Moscow
Chan Hoa
Chap le
Viet Nam
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Hancock
Ranger
Coral Sea
da Nang
Radio
Two Indians Set Themselves Afire Over Language Policy
In India protests against Hindi as the sole official language escalated as two more individuals self immolated near Kulitalai in Madras State. A Madras headmaster and a farmer self immolated, hospitalized in serious condition, amid wider rioting that claimed a teenage death and hundreds of injuries with thousands arrested.
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New Delhi
India
Kulitalai
Madras
Snowstorm Clobbers Nebraska Strands Hundreds on I 80
A severe Nebraska blizzard paralyzed eastern counties as wind and deep snow blocked I 80 causing several hundred motorists and truckers to abandon vehicles and trudge to a nearby weighing station. State safety patrol advised travelers to leave cars when fuel ran out. buses were mobilized to shuttle people to the station.
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Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln
State Safety Patrol
Ill Negro Freed Of Shackles
Rev. James Bevel, jailed for five days for contempt, was chained to his hospital bed after illness from a fever and virus infection. Dr. Maddox protested the restraint and the leg shackle was removed hours later upon a written appeal to Sheriff James G. Clark. Bevel had been jailed after an adult voter registration march for violating a court injunction.
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Selam
Ala
James Bevel
Bevel
Martin Luther King Jr
E. A. Maddox
Maddox
James G. Clark
Clark
Hong Kong Agents Seize Dope Cache at Farm
Hong Kong agents report finding another ton of narcotics on a chicken farm after last week's seizure of nearly two tons of opium and morphine. The total recovered to date amounts to 5,800 pounds of opium and 386 pounds of morphine.
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Hong Kong
Hanoi cites Hanoi orders for Viet Cong terror tactics
South Vietnamese Maj Gen Do Cac Tri says Viet Cong use tactics learned from the North and that attacks on U.S. bases in Pleiku and Qui Nhon have caused many casualties. He cites captured Hanoi written orders directing how to strike American installations.
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Bien Jane
Saigon
Pleiku
Qui Nhon
Viet Nam
Washington
South Viet Nam
Do Cac Tri
2Nd Army
Tri
Dien Bien Phu Tris
Secur
U.S
Hanoi
Stenographers Asked Boss to Stop Spelling Errors
A lighthearted note shows a stenographer asking her boss to curb words sparking complaints over spelling. The exchange highlights office humor about language use and management expectations.
Ocean Floor Wreckage May Tell Crash Cause
Salvage teams in murky Atlantic waters recover a tangle of DC7B wreckage under 75 feet of water believed to be from Eastern Air Lines flight 663. The debris lies 6.7 miles south southeast of Jones Inlet near the presumed impact site. A jetliner’s near miss seconds before the crash is noted on Kennedy Airport control tape, but FAA cautions against premature conclusions.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Atlantic
Jones Inlet
Kennedy Airport
Dayton Campus Proposed as Separate University
The Ohio Board of Regents urged starting a Dayton state university by July 1, 1967, potentially converting existing Ohio State and Miami branch campuses. It backed Cleveland State University funding and a Toledo Medical School, plus bond allocations for community colleges and technical institutes. The board also called for admissions reform to allow branch campus attendance and require Ohio high school graduates for state school admission.
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Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Dayton
Ohio State
Miami University
Cleveland State University
Toledo Medical School
Miami-Ohio State
Cleveland
Toledo
Regents
Regers
Message to Mom and Gayle Confirms Arthur Is Safe
In a terse exchange with reporters, Arthur told his mother to relay a note to Gayle Beard of Newport News Virginia and said he was all right. His mother Mrs. Howard W. Robertson of Almonesson New Jersey did not respond in writing but sent a telegram saying prayers were answered and Arthur was rescued.
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Abendschein
Gayle Beard
Newport News
Howard W. Robertson
Almonesson, N.J
Arthur
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