Rusk Ends 5 Nation Tour With Cautious Gains
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk wrapped a 15 day five nation tour with careful diplomacy and guarded wins. In Canberra he kept SEATO fissures from widening while securing talks with ANZUS partners to continue later in the year. In Manila groundwork was laid for a Marcos visit to the United States likely in September. In Taipei he reassured Nationalists amid policy rumors and in Tokyo he reassured Japan against Viet Nam escalation. In Seoul he heard South Korea seek a voice in Viet Nam talks but offered only study of a coordination proposal. He hailed a changing Asian mood toward development and a renewed regional sense of community.
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Tokyo
Dean Rusk
Washington
Yokota
Rusk
Taipei
U.S
China
Japan
United States
Hanoi-Haiphong
Seoul
Asia
Viet Nam
Asian and Pacific Council
SPAC
Mrs Mock To Address Rotarians At Joint Meeting
Jerrie Mock of Columbus the pioneering aviator will address Middletown and Hamilton Rotarians at LeSourdsville Lake at noon Thursday replacing the regular Tuesday meeting. Mock holds non stop distance and Pacific crossing records for women and was first to fly solo across the Pacific west to east and first in a single engine plane from any direction. The joint meeting begins at 12 25.
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Jerrie Mock
Columbus
Middletown
Hamilton
LeSourdsville Lake
OU Conference Links Business With Appalachia Poverty Fight
Ohio University and Nationwide Insurance of Columbus co sponsor a one day conference in Athens to explore business roles in reducing poverty across 12 state Appalachia. President Vernon D. Alden says the aim is to spur engines of government and private sector action to redevelop the region with broad business participation. Invitations go to governors and top executives to review federal aid programs and strategies.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio University Conference
Appalachia
University
Center For Opportunity
Nationwide Insurance Co
Columbus
Dr. Alden
Vernon D. Alden
Ohio University
Bowman Doss
Nationwide
KC Metro Junior College Links Flight Training Deal
Kansas City Metropolitan Junior College has contracted Mid-Continent Aviation Inc to offer airline pilot training. Nineteen students enrolled this month. Total cost is 3200 dollars for 24 hours of flight and ground training plus academic credit hours at the college.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Metropolitan
Newspapers Aid Teaching Says Teacher
A Wichita junior high teacher told an Austin conference that students learn more from newspapers than textbooks. She said newspapers outlive books and provide real, current examples, noting students respond excitedly when asked to locate items in the paper.
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Austin
Tex
Wichita
Kan
Hope Shackelford
Shackelford
NYC Crews Start Crossing Work Here
New York Central Railroad crews begin repairs Monday at the Wildwood Road crossing causing a two day closure. Public Service Director C A Sam Boeke said the work by New York Central will continue for several weeks at city crossings. Crews will work on one mainline track at a time from Wildwood toward Sharonville, then return to repair the second track, and finally blacktop each crossing on the return.
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New York Central Railroad
Wildwood Road
Public Service
C. A
Sam) Boeke
New York Central
Wildwood
Boeke
Sharonville
NAACP Leaders Debate Ties With Militant Civil Rights Groups
Los Angeles AP Roy Wilkins says NAACP may disagree with more militant groups but not enemies. Delegates at the NAACP convention vote 290 to 178 to soften a resolution re examining ties with other civil rights organizations.
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Los Angeles
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Record Budget Approved by Ohio Historical Society Trusts
Trustees approved a record budget of 862 926 dollars to administer 58 state memorials through June 30 1967. Of the total 44 324 dollars fund improvements to sites including Dunbar House Fallen Timbers Lucas County Rankin House Ripley Harrison Tomb North Bend Stowe House Cincinnati Fort Recovery Mercer County U S Grant School House Georgetown Campus Martius Museum Marietta Wahakeena Nature Preserve. Also accepted for the library a collection of Gov Frank B Willis papers and John C Deem journal. Life memberships were awarded to Swanton Schneider Schmidt Harmon Harding II and Cutright. William L Thompson named southeastern district manager succeeding Cutright. Thompson formerly caretaker of Serpent Mound State Memorial.
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Lebanon
Ohio
The
Ohio Historical Society
Dunbar
Dayton
Fallen Timbers
Lucas County
Rankin House
Ripley
Harrison Tomb
North Bend
Stowe
Cincinnati
Fort Recovery
Mercer County
Georgetown
Campus Martius Museum
Marietta
Wahakeena
Fairfield County
Society
William T. Swanton
Youngstown
A. Bermedict Schneider
Cleveland
Milton W. Schmidt
B. F. Harmon
Chicago
Warren G. Harding II
Columbus
Harvey Cutright
Hillsboro
William L. Thompson
Sinking Spring
Highland County
Southeastern
Cutright
Thompson
Serpent Mound
Adams County
Saprophyte Plants Feed on Dead Organic Matter
A saprophyte is a plant that obtains its food from dead and decaying organic matter, including mushrooms and molds.
Russian Attempt To Tighten Pact Command Of Troops Fails
BUCHAREST Romania The Communist summit conference marked the dissolution of Soviet satellite ties and exposed divisions over the Warsaw Pact leadership Romania resisted tighter Moscow control while a secret pact secretariat idea faded The talks hinted at troop reductions yet failed to establish a formal mechanism for bloc military command, signaling a shift since Stalin era policy.
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Bucharest
Romania
Brezheny
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Violent Storm Sweeps Northwest Ohio Across Van Wert
A severe summer storm with strong winds and heavy rain ripped through northwest Ohio causing power outages and damaged property. Radio WERT went off air as lightning struck its antenna, with patrol communications reduced to car-to-car. Lightning hit a wheat field near Van Wert and fallen limbs blocked streets. U S 127 suffered disruptions. The Weather Bureau tracked a 15-20 mile wide line of storms moving southeast from Michigan and Indiana, with scattered thunderstorm activity elsewhere including Findlay and Bryan.
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van Wert, Ohio
Ohio
WERT
van Wert
Imany
U. S. 127
Here
Collumbus
Lower Michigan
Indiana
Findlay
Bryan
Weather Bureau
Shellby
Richland
Prospect
Marion County
Piqua
Miami County
Legion Convention Friday in Columbus Ohio
The American Legion and its Auxiliary open their 48th annual Ohio convention in Columbus with 8 000 to 10 000 legionnaires and wives attending a three day session. Col Edwin B WheelerMarine Corps veteran and three Legion of Merit recipient will address a joint session July 15 Ed Mason Columbus Dispatch PR director will speak at a banquet National Commander L Eldon Jones also will speak The convention will elect new Ohio Legion officers after memorial services Sunday About 70 resolutions will be considered Frontiersmen from Daniel Boone to Andrew Jackson drum and bugle corps and drill teams will perform Saturday.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Legion
Edwin B. Wheeler
Marine Corps
Ed Mason
Columbus Dispatch
L. Eldon Jones
Ohio Legion
Long Rifles
Daniel Boone
Andrew
Drum
Jacksoni
Soldiers Killed In Accidents In Cyprus
Two U N peace force soldiers were killed in separate Cyprus incidents. A Canadian driver died when his truck overturned on a mountain track near Kyrenia. A British soldier died from an electric shock after touching a live wire at a camp near Limassol.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
Kyrenia
Limassol
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Glendower State Memorial
Frank B. Willis
John C. Deem
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Dacity
Rick’s Radio & TV
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Moscow
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Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Mongolia
Poland
Soviet Union
Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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