Walk for Decent Welfare marches toward statehouse protest
About 100 marchers led by welfare advocates leave Cleveland seeking a $45 monthly minimum aid level for Ohio ADC and general relief clients. They aim to reach Columbus in 155 miles for a June 30 final walk and urge Gov Rhodes to call a special session to tap a $28 million surplus for higher welfare payments.
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De Gaulle Arrives in Moscow for Eight Day Visit
President Charles de Gaulle lands in Moscow greeted by Podgorny and Kosygin on an eight day tour to Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Stalingrad site. He says the talks aim to unify European security and general peace while expanding economic scientific and cultural ties and coordinating political views and actions.
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Keith wins Minnesota DF L endorsement after 20 ballots
Lt Gov. A M Sandy Keith, 37, defeated Gov. Karl F Rolvaag for the Democratic Farmer Labor endorsement after 20 ballots at the Minnesota convention. Keith led from the start and will face the Sept 13 primary. Rolvaag, 52, departed for Cincinnati to attend a Midwest governors conference.
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Weather forecast summary for tonight and week
The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions tonight with a low near 65. Tomorrow will be sunny and hot with a high near 90. The long range outlook shows temperatures well above normal with showers possible most days. Yesterday’s high reached 4 degrees, the overnight low was 55, and today at 11 am the temperature was 81.
Balloon Satellite Aims to Help Map Earth From Orbit
A large 100 foot PAGEOS balloon, if launched by Thursday, will orbit about 2600 miles high as a light reflecting target for cameras at 41 sites worldwide. The noninstrumented satellite will aid the US Geodetic Survey mapping program by locating ground points with precise reflections.
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Supreme Court Bars Retroactive Limit On Confession Rule
Washington AP bulletin reports the Supreme Court barred retroactive application of its new limits on trial use of confessions. The ruling also touches on related rights cases with further action noted on Page 2.
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History troubles echo in classroom chatter at school
Teachers warn history can be hard for students and even the adults who teach it. The remark hints at widespread difficulty with grasping past events and dates.
Huge Missile Upgrade Hinted by Air Force Strategy
New York AP report cites Pentagon sources on a next generation solid fuel missile system. The missiles would penetrate tight Soviet defenses and deliver several times the payload of current Minuteman and Polaris missiles. Goal is to ensure U S ability to strike back after a surprise attack.
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Tri Quang Sealed Off Hue As Ky Tightens Grip On Rebellion
In Hue, Premier Nguyen Cao Ky’s troops sealed off the hospital room of monk Thich Tri Quang and halted visitors as the anti-government fast entered its 13th day. Ky pressed toward civilian elections set for Sept 11 and a 108 seat constituent assembly to draft a constitution while dissident Buddhist strongholds were eliminated.
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Senate Ethics Committee Opens Dodd Probe Hearings
The Senate Ethics Committee begins closed hearings on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd amid charges by columnists Pearson and Anderson alleging Dodd acted as an intermediary for Julius Klein and ghostwrote speeches. Dodd denies gifts, misuse of funds, and improprieties, while Klein disputes any improper conduct.
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Right To Know Bill Nears Final Approval
The House planned a final vote today on a Freedom of Information bill to establish public access to government records unless secrecy is required. Rep. Moss touted strong bipartisan support and predicted President Johnson would sign, despite some agency opposition. The measure would let courts compel disclosure and shift proof to the agency.
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