Cleaning Up Ohio's Waters
Ohio leads a multi state effort to clean Lake Erie and tributaries with a 513 million five year program. Michigan and Canada are urged to assist as only five percent of lake inflow comes from Ohio. Other basins Muskingum Miami Mahoning Maumee Hocking Scioto are targeted with a goal of clean water by 1970 and sustained effort in the years ahead.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Michigan
Canada
Rhodes
Lake
Erie
Buckeye
U.S
Detroit River
Muskingum
Miami
Mahoning
Maumee
Hocking
Scioto
Columbus Dispatch
Pyramid probe to test hidden chambers at Giza
United States and United Arab Republic fund a project to use electronic counters and cosmic ray measurements inside the Great Pyramid of Cephre at Giza. The aim is to detect hidden passages or chambers by radiation differences, with US and international funding totaling over 260 thousand dollars.
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Egypt
United States
United Arab Republic
Giza
Pharoh Cephre
UAR
Atomic Energy Commission
Smithsonian Institution
ADA attacks Hoover over civil rights row and FBI record
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports ADA leaders accuse FBI Director J Edgar Hoover of failing civil rights enforcement and demand a Congressional inquiry. The piece recalls past ADA criticisms, Hoover's responses, and FBI actions in six southern states including voting probes, and notable cases like Lemuel Penn Median Everson and Viola Liuzzo context.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ada
Joseph L. Taui Jr
James Meredith
Hoover
Attorney General
Hollander
Lemuel Penn
Medgar Evers
McComb
Miss
Philadelphia
Detroit
Viola Liuzzo
Selma
Montgomery
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Police rights clash with crime fear in Harvey opinion
Paul Harvey decries Supreme Court ruling on custodial confessions, arguing it handicaps lawmen and endangers public safety. He cites police and district attorney voices while warning that without witness-only crimes may go unsolved and vigilant enforcement could falter.
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Supreme Court
Harlan
Henry Ashley
Garland
Texas
Massachusetts
John Droney
Mid-Summer recess debated as Congress faces busy calendar
Congress eyes a lengthy midsummer recess amid pressure to push key bills. Johnson supports a vacation conditional on passage or committee reporting on Great Society measures, civil rights, anti poverty, education and foreign aid. Lawmakers fear politics will impact decisions ahead of fall elections.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
Viet Nam
Bald Eagles Top States and Southernmost U.S. Point
Alaska and Florida lead as the states with the most bald eagles. Kalae South Point in Hawaii is recorded as the southernmost spot in the United States.
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Alaska
Florida
Kalae South Point
Hawaii
United States
Bride Becomes Mrs William Martin After Hospital Wedding
A 19-year-old patient at Middletown Hospital married her fiancé on Saturday night at 7 p.m. after an emergency appendectomy. Nurses and staff helped with wedding prep including primping and facials. Beverly Fay of Red Lion wed William Martin amid hospital guests, the bride smiling despite surgical bandages.
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William Hobbs
Carol Ann Lane
Hobbs
Middletown Hospital
Beverly Fay
Red Lion
William Martin
Grace Kelly and Monaco Wedding Remembered Ten Years On
Ten years ago Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier in Monaco in a world of glamour and headlines. The lavish wedding drew 1,700 newsmen from 20 countries, with dramatic scenes, royal banter, and high society witnesses.
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New York
Philadelphia
Grace Kelly
Ranier
Monaco
Never-Never Land
Jie
Francis Tucker
Cupid
Gisele Pascal
Associated Press
U. P
INS
Marcel Portanier
Grace
Prince
Onassis
Farouk
Saying Things Late and Never Meet The Bosses View
Grandpappy Jenkins cites the proverb better late than never as flawed in business. He notes only 400 of Thomas Edison’s 1400 patents produced working inventions. Despite this, Edison’s impact remains strong, with a notable batting average of .285 in context.
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Edison
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Emanuel Celler
D.-N.y
Rauh
Celler
Dixie
Prsident
Kennedy
KKK
Edward Hollander
Paul Harvey
Middlesex County
Ku Klux Klan
David Lawrence
House of Representative
Senate
Dave Regan
Bob Considine
John Gilbert
Monte Carlo
Art Onassis
Art Buchwald
Brooklyn
Becky
Dorothy Kilgallen
France
Dennis the Menace
Wilson
Dennis
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