Carmichael and Meredith Evade Answers on Mississippi March
James Marlow reports Carmichael and Meredith dodged questions on armed plans for the Mississippi march. Carmichael calls for black power yet denies urging violence while criticizing government sincerity on voting rights. Meredith, recently shot, says he may return armed, highlighting fear among Mississippi Negroes and voter registration needs.
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James Marlow
John Washington
Stokeson
Io Carmichael
Sissippi
James Ho Meredith
Carmichael
Exshot
CBS Radiotelevision
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Johnson
China rejects US no first strike plan amid Viet Nam tensions
In a strong rebuttal, Peking's People’s Daily denounced the US proposal for a mutual no first strike nuclear pledge as a fraud tied to the 1963 test ban. China boycotts disarmament talks, arguing Viet Nam dominates world security, while tests continue despite US openness to preliminary talks.
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Red
Peking People’s Daily
China
United States
Viet Nam
Communist Party
U.S
Warsaw
Poland
France
People’s Daily
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Peking
Warren Youth Lohurt In Wreck Near Foster Viaduct
A Warren County deputy report details a late night crash on Rt 3 near Foster viaduct involving 16 year old Philip Ray Hawke driving a 1962 model car. Hawke said a left front tire blew out causing the vehicle to lose control and roll up an embankment.
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Lebanon
Waynesville
Philip Ray Hawke
Warren County
Rt. 3
Foster Viaduct
Hawke
Ohioans' Bodies Found In Canada
Four Ohioans drowned on a Canadian fishing trip June 3 in the wilds near Villamarie Quebec. Victims include Ray Hornung 65 Canton Carl Baum 72 Groveport Joseph Baum 27 Canal Winchester and his wife Theresa 25. Joseph was Carl Baum's son.
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Villamarie
Quebec
Canadian Wilds
Ray Hornung
Canton
Carl Baum
Groveport
Joseph Baum
Theresa
Canal Winchester
Joseph
Reiff reorganizes campaign staff for fifth-term bid
Veteran campaigner Arthur S. Reiff of Hamilton seeks a fifth Butler County commissioner term and has formed a campaign committee with Lloyd Miller of Middletown as financial secretary and Mary R Lucas, Joseph L. Ponder as publicity chairs. Bear Joyce of Hamilton serves as inter-county coordinator and Charles Reuthe of Middletown as inter-city coordinator. Joyce says the county commission president is impressed and that people are willing to work. Reiff will not accept money to stay independent in his operations as a commissioner.
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Arthur S. Reiff
Hamilton
Butler County
Reiff
Lloyd Miller
Middletown
Mary R Lucas
Joseph L. Ponder
Bear Joyce
Charles Reuthe
Joyce
County Commission
Ford Ban Hinted in Kuwait Over Israel Plant Plan
The Arab League Boycott of Israel office said Ford Motor Co may face a ban on Ford vehicles and other products if it proceeds with plans to build a factory in Israel to manufacture cars and tractors.
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Kuwait
Ford Automobiles
Arab Sheikhan
Ford Motor Co
Israel
Four Escaped Prisoners Still At Large In Columbus Workhouse
In Columbus Ohio four inmates escaped late Sunday night by seizing guard Ray Johnson 52 and forcing another guard to unlock gates. One escapee was struck and killed by a car while fleeing across Interstate 71. The others fled on foot. three remained at large as of morning. Suspects include Berlin VanDevender Newark Glen Pavenner Columbus 25 William Cad es Reynoldsburg 38. Cad es and Pavenner were jailed for traffic offenses VanDevender for conversion of trust and non-support.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ray Johnson
Jack Smales
William J. Shelly
Thornville
Shelly
Berlin Vandevender
Newark
Glen Pavenner
Lof
William Cades
Reynoldsburg
Cades
Pavenner
VanDevender
Akron teen charged with first degree murder in fatal shooting
Akron, Ohio. Charles McMullen, 18, is charged with first degree murder for the early Sunday shooting death of 23 year old William Simpson, both residents of Akron. The case involves a fatal altercation with McMullen identified as the alleged shooter.
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McMullen
Akron
William Simpson
Local Crime Rate Up Slightly In Three Cities
A FBI report shows the national crime rate rose six percent in the first quarter of 1966. In Ohio, Middletown, Cincinnati, and Dayton all posted increases across offenses such as murder, rape, robbery, burglary, petit larceny, and auto theft compared with the same period in 1965.
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Middletown
FBI
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Mormon Films To Be Shown At Local Church
Two color films The Morning Breaks and Man's Search for Happiness will be shown tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints chapel 4930 Central Ave The Morning Breaks features the Mormon Tabernacle Choir The second film was shown at the Mormon Pavilion at the New York World's Fair Admission is free and the program lasts about one and a half hours.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Central Ave
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Weather area near Caribbean unlikely to become storm Becky
A disturbed weather area east of Trinidad moved toward the Windward Islands at 15 to 20 mph with 30 to 35 mph winds. forecasters expect little chance of development. If it forms, it would be named Becky. Hurricane Alma already caused damage in Cuba and Florida before heading off the Carolina coast.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean Sea
Trinidad
Becky
Alma
Cuba
Florida
Carolina
20 Killed In Ohio Accidents Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 20 people died in Ohio traffic crashes over the weekend. Two triple-fatality accidents occurred, with five of the six victims teens. Three Portsmouth teens died Friday night, and two 19-year-olds perished Saturday near Mansfield in a head-on collision.
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Ohio
Portsmouth
Mansfield
No living birds possess teeth in any species
A concise note clarifies that no current bird species have teeth. It contrasts modern avians with ancient toothed relatives, explaining dental absence results from evolutionary developments. The statement highlights a key trait of contemporary birds and links it to their evolutionary history.
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Cinnati
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