Mao says no U.S.-China war over Vietnam unless attacked
Mao Zedong told an American journalist, per Der Stern, that Red China will not wage war with the United States over Vietnam as long as Chinese territory is not threatened. He insisted China has no troops abroad and cited U S restraint, while noting possible Viet Cong defections and predicting Americans may lose interest in the conflict within one to two years. He also commented on nuclear war and Khrushchev’s ouster.
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Hamburg
Germany
Maa Tze-tung
United States
der Stern
Mao
Viet Nam
Edgar Snow
Snow
Moa
Peking
China
Red China
U. S
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Certificates of Indebtedness for Ohio residents
A promotion touts C of I savings for education funding. It claims low $25 minimum, state intangible tax paid by the issuer, and interest earned since 1928 at 414% annual rate payable quarterly with six month maturities. Encourages visiting the office to start an investment plan.
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Ohio
Two Franklin Drivers Cited In Triple Accident Report
Franklin police cited two drivers after three yesterday crashes caused about 1060 dollars in damage. Harless R. Fitzpatrick 16 of 420 Park Ave was cited for driving left of center in a collision with Roberta R. Lowman 2 at N Main St and Warren St. Arnold Fugate 31 of Abney Lane was cited for reckless operation after his car struck Patricia Benge as she left a turn onto Pine Street. Damage totaled 700 dollars to Lowman s car and 150 dollars to Benjamin Powers car. a truck damaged Powers vehicle after rolling from Maxwell Paper Co driveway onto N River St.
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Franklin
Harless R. Fitzpatrick
Park Ave
Roberta R. Lowman
Pennyroyal Road
N. Main Street
Warren Street
Arnold Fugate
Abney Lane
Patricia Benge
North Ave
Middletown
Park Avenue
Pine Street
Miss Benge
Fugate
Benjamin Powers
Fairfield
Sam Mindlin
Son
Scra Yard
Maxwell Paper Co
N. River Street
Powers
Bankruptcy Filed in U S District Court Cincinnati
Mary Gillie of Middletown filed a bankruptcy in the U S District Court in Cincinnati listing debts of 3 506 dollars and no assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Mary Gillie
Middletown
Practical Nurse
Jury Finds Man Guilty In Penney Store Job
A Detroit man Arnold Southers, 28, convicted of breaking and entering in the J C Penney Store burglary in Middletown. After two hours and 15 minutes, the jury tied to footprints in fresh snow matching his boots with a Speedway insignia. Co defendant Albert Disher had confessed and was earlier sentenced to Lima State Hospital for observation.
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Penney
Hamilton
Arnold Southers
Detroit
Mich
Southers
J. C. Penney
Middletown
Theodore Repper Jr
Speedway
Albert Disher
Lima State Hospital
Disher
Rhodes Budget Talk On TV Monday Night
Ohio lawmakers prepare for a busy week with a statewide TV broadcast of the 8 p.m. joint session where Gov. James A Rhodes presents the state of the state and a 4.1 billion dollar budget. The year’s work includes 274 bills and several dozen resolutions, with school bus funding sparking hearings. Bills would require or permit bus service to parochial and private schools, with differing positions from House and Senate members.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A Rhodes
House
Senate
Rhodes
Richard Krabach
House Education Committee
B. A. Broughton
Rgeauga
Raymond FE. Hildebrand
R-Lucas
Hildebrand
Frazier Reams Jr
D-Lucas
Charles H. Jones
R-Hamilton
Boy Expected To Be Confined After Mistreatment Incident
A 16 year old boy is expected to be sent to the county juvenile detention home after he allegedly mistreated his 14 year old sister. Middletown police juvenile officers said the boy mistreated his sister several times and has a prior juvenile record including one sex offense.
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Middletown
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Marty Gutmacher
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Travis Air Force Base
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Russell Stover
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