Hueston Woods Lodge Opened as Ohio Showpiece
Gov James A Rhodes dedicates the $3 million Hueston Woods Lodge at Hueston Woods State Park five miles north of Oxford. The 94 room lodge plus cabins and facilities aims to drive local jobs and an economic boost with planned expansion to 10 lodges nationwide. In attendance were state officials, university leaders, scouts, and the 4 H band.
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Big Wins Claimed In Heavy Fighting Near Viet Border
U S commanders claim decisive victories in South Vietnam's 1st Corps area after a week of heavy action in which 134 Marines were killed 631 wounded and 5 missing Defense Secretary McNamara visits as Gen Westmoreland pushes for more troops A Stratofortress crash at Da Nang kills five of six crew amid a series of air and ground clashes near the DMZ In Con Thien the 3rd Marine Regiment reports contact with North Vietnamese forces with 84 enemy killed and 3 Marines dead and 41 wounded Sixteen helicopters were damaged as air and artillery pressure continues near Dong Ha A Russian 152 mm gun enters the battlefield firing shells that killed nine Marines and wounded 21 at a battalion command post at Con Thien
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
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Robert §. McNamara
Vietnam
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3Rd Marine Regiment
Leatherneck
Con Thien
Dong Ha
Dmz
John Lengel
A Glance Inside The Long, Bumpy Road To Vietnam
The article traces U S involvement in Vietnam from its uncertain beginnings, with military and diplomatic leaders offering insight and criticism. It also notes a Michigan town losing two natives in action on the same day, and previews Gershwin’s enduring influence in music history.
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Vietnam
Michigan
U S Upset Over Bonn Military Cut Plans
U S strategists express surprise and displeasure at West Germany's proposal to cut defense spending and reduce the army by about 60 000, with Washington seeking clarification and planning high level talks. The Kiesinger government delayed notification to Washington as Defense Secretary McNamara's trip to Bonn was postponed.
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Bonn
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Washington
U.S
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Martin J. Hillenbrand
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Gerhard Schroeder
McNamara
Vietnam
Kiesinger
West Europe
Cedar Point Hosts Miss Ohio Pageant Entries
Local pageants finish and final contestants register for the Miss Ohio Pageant at Cedar Point July 13 15 with finals in the Cedar Point Ballroom Saturday night The winner advances to Atlantic City for a Miss America opportunity.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Cedar Point
Cedar Point Ballroom
Atlantic City
Orange Highways Testing Color Coded Left Turns in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Highways plans orange pavement tests at eight intersections to slow left turning moves and improve safety. Orange overlays will guide drivers into medians on U.S. 33 between Columbus and Lancaster, with four sites to begin and four more later. If successful, the system could spread statewide.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
U. S
Monkeys Break From Cincinnati Zoo Mass Escape
At the Cincinnati Zoo an attendant left a hose unattended allowing about two dozen Rhesus monkeys to escape from Monkey Island. Three were recaptured quickly while the rest remained at large. officials said the primates are gentle and fruit eaters, with weeks needed to regain all.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Zoo
Monkey Island
Zoo
Witty quip on marriage and fractions sparks laughter
A humorous remark critiques the idea of marriage as a 50-50 split, suggesting the speaker misunderstands either women or fractions. The line plays on mathematical and relational humor.
Jets clash as Suez cease fire breached in canal fighting
Egyptian and Israeli forces engaged in aerial and artillery combat along the Suez Canal. Egypt claimed Israeli bombings at Port Said and Port Fuad with casualties, while Israel reported downed Egyptian MIG21 jets and artillery exchanges toward Ras El Ish and El Qantara. Both sides called for a UN Security Council emergency meeting in New York.
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Middle East
U.N. Security Council
New York
Egypt
Port Said
Port Fuad
Mediterranean
Canal
Israel
Radio
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West Bank
Suez
Sovet Union
Sinai
Ras El’ish
el Qantara
Astronaut Armstrong to Speak at Dayton Nucleonics Symposium
Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong will be guest speaker at the Second International Symposium on Nucleonics in Aerospace banquet in Dayton. The event is sponsored by the Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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Columbus
Ohio
Neil A. Armstrong
Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Weather forecast paints hot sunny day with high near 90
The forecast for today calls for sunny skies and humid temperatures with a high in the low 90s. Tonight's low around 70 and Monday high in the upper 80s with hot humid conditions.
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