Taylor says Kennedy views close to his own on Viet Nam
Gen Maxwell D Taylor, a key adviser on Viet Nam, said Sen Robert F Kennedy s call for a post election Communist role in a coalition South Vietnamese government is very very close to his own view The remark aligns with what Secretary Rusk and others have said and supports Kennedy s statements while opposing a coalition with Communist participation before a free election.
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NEW York (Ap
Maxwell D. Taylor
Robert F. Kennedy
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Taylor
Johnson
Viet Nam
The
Herald Tribune
New York
Dean
Rusk
Sen. Kennedy
OU Selected as Training Center for Appalachian Work
Ohio University in Athens will host training for representatives of business and financial institutions to aid community action programs across 12 states from Alabama to New York. Rep. Walter H. Moeller announced a $587,703 Office of Economic Opportunity grant to establish and operate the center with OU president Vernon R. Alden serving as a Washington consultant on Appalachian development and poverty war planning.
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Marietta, Ohio
Ohio University At Athens
Appalachian Region
America
Walter H. Moeller
Office of Economic Opportunity
Moeller
Alabama
New York
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Washington
Comet Theories Through the 16th Century
The article notes a medieval belief that comets were atmospheric phenomena caused by burning vapors rising from distant swamps. It positions this view as prevailing until mid-1500s. It highlights shifting understandings of comet origins in historical science.
Space scientist Williams dies in self-inflicted shooting
Donald D. Williams a Hughes Aircraft Co junior lab chief and Syncom Early Bird satellite contributor died from a self-inflicted gunshot in his Los Angeles apartment. The 34 year old Harvard physics graduate left a note bequeathing possessions to his wife Gloria. He had been under psychiatric care and missed a session Monday. Williams helped orbit spinning satellites through pulsating jets and earned recognition as one of 1965's ten outstanding young men.
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Los Angeles
Williams
Gloria
Hughes Laboratory
Boston
Mass
Harvard University
Hughes
Janitor Sells Nickels for Handmade Red Cedar Coffin
Roosevelt Young, 64, longtime Sumerville coroner and courthouse janitor, saved about 50 nickels per jar from soda machines over 32 years. He bought a handcrafted coffin, funded partly by nickels and a payment to county official Harry Powell, plans to save more for a steel burial vault, and would like to lie in state in the courthouse halls to hear nickels drop.
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Summerville, Ga
Roosevelt Young
Cattooga County
Harry Powell
Young
Wounds Claim Ohio Soldier Frasure Killed in Vietnam
Army Pfc. Hurshe Frasure, 21, of Chillicothe Ohio died from wounds suffered in forest fighting in Vietnam. He is Ross County's first Vietnam War fatality. His mother Mrs Eugene Frasure, a widow, lives near Bainbridge.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Hurshe
Frasure
Viet Nam
Ross County
Eugene Frasure
Bainbridge
Back To Viet Nam For Mich Doctor
Je rome Robb a 52 year old Michigan osteopath plans to return to Viet Nam after funding a mission there last summer. The Michigan State Jaycees launched a drive to raise money for his airfare and hospital supplies to treat 1500 patients. Robb will donate 5000 of his own funds and distributed medical supplies during a six week visit previously.
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Pontiac
Mich
Viet Nam
Jerome Robb
Michigan
Michigan State Jaycees
Robb
Sneezing Teen Draws Sympathy From Around the World
Miami teen June Clark, 17, has sneezed for nearly seven weeks despite medical tests. She dropped out of high school but keeps good humor and health, and receives sympathy letters from people worldwide while joking about fame.
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Miami
Fla
June Clark
Barred From Car Until Year 2011
Manchester based Crown Court bans Matthew McGarahan a 38 year old bankrupt businessman from driving until 2011. He pleaded guilty to his latest offense and said he had driven with a license belonging to a dead man.
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Manchester
England
Matthew McGarahan
McGarahan
Labor leaders push back against wage guideline plan
AFL CIO drafts a report opposing White House wage limits while Wirtz extends talks with labor chiefs. They criticize proposed 3.2 percent caps, urge profits taxes instead, and warn of a broader fight over inflation, Viet Nam war funding, and economic policy.
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Neil Gilbride
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl—Cio
White House
W. Willard Wirtz
Johnson
Organized Labor
Federation
Economic Council Today
Viet Nam
Wirtz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Man Slays Wife Self In Car Lot In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a suburban couple with no known marital troubles died after a murder suicide in the parking lot of the Winton Hill Technical Center where Mrs. Kipling worked. James Pierce Kipling 47 shot his wife Jean Violet Kipling 45, then killed himself as she approached a car. Kipling died two hours later. Mrs Kipling died on arrival at General Hospital from two chest wounds and a head wound. The couple have a 20-year-old son and 14-year-old daughter.
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Cincinnati
James Pierce Kipling
Jean Violet
Silverton
William A. Gregg
Kipling
Winton Hill Technical Center
Procter & Gamble Co
Local Girls to Perform in Miami University Recital
Middletown freshman Ninette S. Finkelman and Hamilton sophomore Syl via E. Schmitt will be among soloists in a public song recital Saturday at 8 p.m. in Benton Hall on the Miami University campus in Oxford. Eighteen students of Melton A. Moore will perform solo numbers and five operatic duets. Accompanists include sophomore Gary L. Richmond and senior John D. Welsh.
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Fenton St
Hamilton
John D. Welsh
Rt. 2
Lebanon
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