Thant Opens Talks With Kosygin On Viet Nam War
UN Secretary General U Thant meets Soviet Premier Kosygin in Moscow at the Kremlin for four days to discuss Viet Nam and UN actions. He also aims to gauge support for a second term amid Soviet views on security and peacekeeping funding.
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Thant
Moscow
U Thant
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
Viet Nam
United Nations
Security Council
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.N
Thanton
Arkansas Democrats face fractured race for governor
Seven candidates seek the Democratic nomination in Arkansas as party unity frays. The contest centers onFaubus era influence and replanning against Republican Winthrop Rockefeller, who carried 43 percent two years ago. Faubus not seeking reelection but his administration dominates debate.
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Republicicant
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Frank Holt
Supreme Court
Andrea Doria Sinking Recalled On 10th Anniversary
Nantucket marks ten years since the Andrea Doria sank after a collision with the Stockholm 45 miles south of Nantucket. Losses reached 51 lives with about 1,600 rescued as divers explore the wreck 225 feet deep. Readers recall survivor accounts including Leonilda Ranieri of Beverly and the sister ship Colombo.
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Nantucket
Mass
Stockholm
Atlantic
Leonilda Ranieri
Beverly
Cristoforo Colombo
Don Henry
Detroit
Toronto
C.R. Campbell
Italian Lines
Italian Register
Lloyds’ Register
American Bureau of Shipping
Five Youths Arrested At LeSourdsville Park
Hamilton sheriffs deputies arrested five at LeSourdsville Lake last night. Two faced disorderly conduct charges, one for tending to cause delinquency of a minor, and two juveniles for delinquency. William Haller and Dennis Flueck, both from Ohio, booked at Middletown jail. Nolan, 22, Cincinnati, charged with tending to cause delinquency for loaning his draft card to a 17 year old. A 16 year old from Cincinnati also charged with delinquency for claiming a found draft card.
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Hamilton
LeSourdsville Lake
William Eugene Haller
Second St
Trenton
Dennis Lee Flueck
Cincinnati
Middletown
Haller
Joe Williams
Sheriff's Office
Flueck
Ronald Charles Nolan
Miami University grants awarded to 153 students
Miami University alumni scholarships totaling about 30 000 are given to 153 students for 1966 67. Richard Otto Hackney and Kathryn Elizabeth Rump ler are local recipients. awards range from 100 to 450 dollars with 103 freshmen and 50 upperclassmen. John E. Dolibois notes stipends not public.
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Miami University
Richard Otto Hackney
Fairmount Ave
Miami
Bernard Mustein
Kathryn Elizabeth Rumpler
W. Church St
Somerville
Miami Alumni Association
John E. Dolibois
145 Babies Born In June At Middletown Hospital
A total of 145 births were recorded in June at Middletown Hospital. 74 were boys and 71 girls. Middletown led with 78 births, Franklin next with 27, and numerous communities followed with single or few births including Trenton, Carlisle, Camden, Lebanon, German Town, Monroe, and others. Various towns contributed to the month’s total.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Franklin
Trenton
Carlisle
Camden
Lebanon
Germantown
Monroe
Bethany
Peasttown Heights
South Lebanon
Harveysburg
Somerville
Miamisburg
Farmersville
Chautauqua
Morrow
Sharonville
Midget racer crash at Putnam County Fair kills two teens
At Ottawa Ohio the final night of the six day Putnam County Fair ended in tragedy as a midget racing car driven by Jan Heely of Battle Creek Michigan crashed through a fence. Two teens died Charles Horstman 19 of Cloverdale and Gary Burden 18 of Spencerville died en route to Lima hospital. Seven others injured including Heely. Ambulances ferried victims to Lima hospitals as fair officials canceled the semifinal and feature races.
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Ottawa
Ohio
Fairgrounds
Jan Heely
Battle Creek
Mich
Charles Horstman
Cloverdale
Gary D. Burden
Spencerville
Allen County
Lima
St. Ritas Hospital
Heely
Heelys
Leipsic
Fair Board
Seven Ohioans Awarded Bronze Medals and $750
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission names seven Ohioans for heroism acts in 1965. Five rescuers receive awards for saving James Artry from a crashed burning airplane at Ohio University Airport in Athens on May 9. The same group aided in freeing Morris Baetzold from a cave at Hinckley on Oct. 6 after 24 hours trapped.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Athens
Durwood L. Lewis
Rt. 2
Morrow
Ohio
Ronald E. Ziegier
Richard E. Barr
St. Clairsville
Edwin D. Wal
Morris R. Baetzold
Hinckley
Baetzold
Ulrich
Linemen Earn Medal for Rescuing Brother from High Voltage
Merrill Sears 24 of Jackson received a medal and cash for rescuing Jerald Bailey 20 from death by electric shock in Columbus on June 8, 1965. Bailey, atop a pole, touched a live line and lost consciousness. Sears, below, climbed the pole to save him despite the danger. Bailey survived after hospitalization. Michael Ulrich 15 of North Royalton also received the award.
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Merrill Lee Sears
Jackson
Jerald D.bailey
Columbus
Bailey
Sears
Michael Victory Ulrich
North Royalton
Hamilton Gets $76,005 In Poverty Funds
Ohio announces federal antipoverty grants totaling 587,079 for 11 programs. The largest share goes to Adams Brown Economic Opportunity for nine months to train 50 chronically unemployed men for industrial jobs. Other grants include Warren Trumbull 122,926 Hamilton 76,005 and smaller awards in Fremont Mansfield New Philadelphia and more.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Adams
Brown
Adams-Brown Economic Opportunity, Inc
Warren
Trumbull
Hamilton
Fremont
Mansfield
New
Philadelphia
Springfield
Jackson - Vinton
Columbiana County
Delaware-Madison - Union
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Little Rock, Ark
Antarctica
Wm. Schaeffer
Ted
Andrea Doria
Europe
New York
Rembrandt
Chrysler Corp
Italy
Naples
Clarence H. Gifford Jr
Providence
R.J
France
America
Melampy
Are
Life—Auto
Ralph Hurst
Texaco
Jel
Mief
Girard Ave
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