Rhodes Urges Action to Develop Ohio Appalachia
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes called SE Ohio leaders to rapid development of the Appalachian region. He said 500 jobs could fix counties’ concerns and urged them to stop viewing the area as depressed. Rhodes and his cabinet outlined a multi million dollar state aid plan for the Buckeye region.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Appalachia
Rhodes
Buckeye
Appalachian
President Johnson's Medical History Highlighted
Reports detail a prior heart attack in 1955 a kidney ailment in 1963 and sun related wart like growths removed in December. Physicians say he is physically strong and in excellent health for his age with a normal electrocardiogram and no current heart problems.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
James W. Cain
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
President Johnson Taken to Bethesda for Respiratory Illness
President Johnson was moved by ambulance to Bethesda Naval Hospital with a respiratory infection. Press secretary George Reedy said he woke intermittently, had a restless night, and remained in stable condition with a common cold and throat irritation.
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Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
George F. Reedy
Reedy
W. J. Gould
New York
George G. Barkley
Gould
Maryland
Camp David
Medicare Favored In House
AP poll shows a majority of House members support Johnson’s health care proposal for the aged. Of 396 members questioned, 175 back the plan and 25 are inclined to support it, with 39 uncontacted and 196 undecided. The entitlement would be hospital and related benefits through Social Security funded by a payroll tax addendum.
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Washington
Associated Press
House of Representatives
Johnson
House
Senate
Wordplay in Suggestion Box Joke
The boss tells his secretary he wants employees to be more specific, joking about which kite and which lake. The line lampoons vague phrasing in the suggestion box with a pun on specific details.
Help Me, Mister I Can't See Kidnapped Girl Found
A three truck driver rescue brought 7 year old Donna Adkins from the Ohio Turnpike to a service plaza near Exit 11. She suffered a facial cut and bruising but was not molested, and was reunited with her parents at a Be rea hospital after a search. Police issued a dragnet for the suspected kidnapper who stopped the girl near her home Thursday afternoon.
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Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike
Donna Adkins
Clifford Adkins
41St St
Berea
U.S. 21
Donna
Orchard
Nervous gunmen rob Cincinnati bank largest heist
Two armed men held up the Western Hills Branch of the First National Bank in Cincinnati Friday, escaping with 58 800. No one was injured as 10 employees and a customer were herded into the vault. Police pursued leads, with two men briefly detained in Covington before being released.
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Cincinnati
Western Hills
First National Bank
John Berkemeyer
Covington
Berkemeyer
Southern Ohio National Bank
White Oak
Goldwater Apologizes for Loss as Campaign Faces Change
Barry Goldwater spoke in Chicago admitting fault for his 1964 loss to Lyndon Johnson and took aim at Democrats. He accepted responsibility for the defeat and noted Dean Burch’s resignation as national chairman while praising his team and writers.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
al Committee
Dean Burch
Ray C. Bliss
Burch
Churchill Condition Unchanged Amid Stroke Battle
London reports Sir Winston Churchill's condition unchanged after a stroke service bulletin. The 90 year old leader received 82 year old physician updates and a later bulletin noted rest with some deterioration. Meanwhile Churchill's namesake great grandson was born to Minnie Churchill with two other great grandsons from Piers Dixon family.
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London
Winston Churchill
Statesman
Churchill
Lord Moran
Winston
Minnie Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
Piers Dixon
Edwina Sanldys
Inaugural Day Looms as Johnson Hospitalized
President Johnson, recovering from a respiratory ailment, attended inaugural events in suit without a coat or hat. He greeted the Southwest Texas State College band on Constitution Avenue and danced at five inaugural balls despite the chill. He requested an exact word count of his address after 4 am.
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Johnson
Capitol
Hubert H. Humphrey
Constitution Avenue
Southwest Texas State College
Margaret Truman Daniel
Mayflower
Glenn Miller
Air Force
White House
Gordon Walker Loses and Labor Crisis Grows
Britain’s three month old Labor government faces a crisis after Patrick Gordon Walker’s defeat and resignation as foreign secretary. Harold Wilson appoints Michael Stewart to restore stability as Conservatives threaten to topple the government while Wilson vows to push ahead with social reforms.
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London
Britain
Labor
Patrick Gordon Walker
Harold Wilson
Michael Stewart
Gordon Walker
Wilson
Johnson Hospitalized Amid Throat Infection and Rest Plan
President Johnson faced a throat and chest irritation after a rasping cough. Doctors expected a five day hospital stay for rest with specialists Gould and Barkley treating the infection and monitoring blood counts as recovery begins.
Tornadoes and Snow Sweep Eastern U S Weather Weekend
Stormy weather with snow sleet and heavy winds hit the eastern half of the nation. Up to seven inches of snow fell in parts of Nebraska and La Junta Colorado. A tornado damaged 100 homes in Donaldsonville Mississippi and killed five thousand chickens in Albany Louisiana.
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Rockies
Midwest
New York State
Nebraska
Michigan
Kansas
Colorado
la Junta
Colo
Oklahoma Panhandle
FE Dorado
Kan
Syracuse
Colorado Line
Prospect
Bu.eau
Shreveport
Donaldsonville
New Orleans
Albany
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Middletown High
Harold Hursh
Disabled American Veterans Post
Elmo Lingrel
Eft
Roy Greene
Middletown Fairfield
Bill Weith
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Johnson City
Tex
George Burkley
Arizona
Republican Nation
Barkley
Burkley
U.S
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Lands
Louisiana
Alabama
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