Thich Tri Quang Defies Hunger Strike Order In Saigon
Buddhist extremist leader Thich Tri Quang ignored an order from the supreme Buddhist patriarch to end his 21 day hunger strike while under arrest in Saigon. He vows to fast unto death unless Premier Ky resigns, weakening but not ending the anti government Buddhist movement amid mixed government confidence.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Thich Tri Quang
Monkelung
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tri Quang
Thich Tinh Koiet
Hue
Thich
Tr. Quang
Budd the
Thich Tam Chau
Tion
Lykins Named to Butler Prosecutor Staff in Place of Repper
Richard J. Wessel announced replacements for two assistant prosecutors who resigned to avoid conflicts with Democratic party duties. Edward Lykins, 605 Jackson Lane, will serve as special investigator until he passes the Ohio bar in July, then become assistant prosecutor. Donald L. Ferris, Hamilton attorney, named to replace Richard Koehler as assistant prosecutor. Koehler becomes secretary of the Democratic Executive Committee. Lykins is a 36 year old former Middletown policeman who studied at Miami University and UC Law. Repper resigned after being elected chairman of the Democratic Central Committee. Wessel said the appointment lasts until July 1. Police Chief James Howerton praised Lykins for his police background and goals. Repper and Koehler faced a choice between party posts and prosecutor office duties.
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Richard J. Wessel
Butler County
Wessel
Hamilton
Richard Koehler
Democratic Executive Committee
Ferris
Hamilton City
Repper
Democrat i Central Committee
Koehler
Planes Hit Yen Bay Rail Yards in North Vietnam
AP reports waves of American bombers pounded North Vietnam fuel depots and for the first time in a month struck Yen Bay rail yards. Air Force F105s damaged bridges and antiaircraft sites as Navy planes hit fuel transshipment points near Vinh and Thanh Hoa with multiple air sorties and aircraft losses.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Yen Bay
U.S
Mana
Twoueyv Air Force
Hanoi
Vinh
Hue
Munist
Pleiku
Navy
Carrrier Constellation
Thanh Hoa
William H. Nelson
Filion
Mich
Red River
Air Force
Fire and electrical incidents in Middletown area
Fire alarms report at 7 08 am at New York Central Railroad and Wildwood Road a railroad tie on fire with no loss. At 11 22 am at 410 Weaver Ave Richard Litton 12 injured in a fall treated and dismissed at Middletown Hospital. At 12 16 pm in the 1800 block of Sherman Avenue junk yard fire with no loss. At 5 24 pm 722 Elwood St residence of Glen Williams short in a television set causing $50 loss.
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New York Central Railroad
Wildwood Road
Weaver Ave
Richard Litton
Middletown Hospital
Sherman Avenue
Junk Yard
Elwood St
Glen Williams
Saudi leader and Harvard chief discuss plaques during lunch
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia and Harvard University President Nathan M Pusey met in New York for a private lunch to review Harvard research in Saudi Arabia. Pusey said they discussed ancient plaques and other findings from the studies.
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New York
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Nathan M. Pusey
Harvard University
Harvard
Pusey
An Khe Bunny Club Aims to Boost Refugee Economy
An Khe in the central Vietnamese highlands hosts a bunny club started by Capt Donald Savage to create a rabbit industry for refugees. Eleven families invest about 1,000 piasters total to buy rabbits and share offspring, with Savage taking parts of the first and second litters. The project hopes to breed a healthy domestic strain and expand across central Viet Nam to improve diets and local incomes.
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AN Khe
South Viet Nam
Savage
Itas
US Army
Aist
Father Ngoc
Franklin Drivers Cited in Two Accidents
Two Franklin motorists were cited yesterday for assured clear distance after separate crashes causing over 600 dollars in damage. Ronald E. Powell, 22, of 125 S River St, struck Barbara Ellen Turner, 33, of 131 El-Anto Drive, Chautauqua, at E Sixth Street and Anderson Street at 10:35 a.m. Damage exceeded 350 dollars. Ruth Ellen Shiflett, 46, of 407 Lake Ave, hit a parked car owned by Ellsworth Wright, 41, of Fiesta Court, Carlisle, south of W Fifth Street at 11:45 p.m. Damage was 270 dollars.
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Franklin
Ronald E. Powell
S River St
Barbara Ellen Turner
el - Anto Drive
Chautauqua
E. Sixth Street
Anderson Street
Ruth Ellen Shiflett
Lake Ave
Ellsworth Wright
Fiesta Court
Carlisle
S. Main Street
W. Fifth Street
Charlemagne Proclaimed Emperor by Pope on Christmas Day
Charlemagne, king of the Franks, was proclaimed emperor by Pope Leo III on Christmas Day in St. Peter's, marking a pivotal moment in medieval history. The ceremony occurred in 800 A.D. and elevated Charles to the imperial title.
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Charlemagne
Leo III
St. Peter's
Canton G L Puduls Killed in Viet Nam Report
Spec four Juris Puduls, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Puduls of Canton Ohio, is among 50 Army men reported by the Defense Department as killed in Viet Nam in the latest casualty list.
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Washington
Juris Puduls
Leonard Puduls
Canton
Ohio
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Whale Cannot Breathe Underwater
A whale, as a mammal, must surface to breathe air. While mammals have lungs, whales breathe air through blowholes and cannot sustain respiration underwater for long periods.
10 Speed Varsity Sport Bike Ad Card
Advertisement for a Schwinn Varsity 10 speed bicycle aimed at sports minded riders. Features include 38 to 96 gear range front and rear hand brakes racing style handlebars and sports equipment appeal. Product emphasis on fitness and performance.
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Schwinn
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Thich Tre Quang
Sakon
Gordon Stalls
Middletown
Manchester Albers
Carol Brewer
The
Donald E. Ferris Assistant
Edward Lykins
Lykins
James Howerton
Middletown High School
Miami University
Middletown Police Department
University of Cincinnati
Police
Northwestern University
Oma Lykins
Clark St
Irene Houcz
Prosecutor's
Tal
N. Verity
Kenneth L. Skeen
Twin Falls
Idaho
Constellation
King Faisal
Oren ‘Bunny Club
Office Outfitters
Canton G.L
Sporting Goods
Trenton Shop
Trenton
Reed
Klopp
Airiinker
Admiral
Central Ave
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