Harassing Calls Not Organized Across U S Servicemen Wives
The Defense Department said investigations show no evidence of wide spread organized harassing phone calls to wives and dependents of U S servicemen in Viet Nam. Most incidents occurred in the 3rd Army area with some in New York Philadelphia and Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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FCC Seeks Law Grasp on CATV Operations
The FCC requests Congress to formalize authority over CATV by law. The proposed bill would bar CATV operators from originising television programs, allow weather forecasts and time as exceptions, and cover about 1650 systems mainly serving small communities without local stations.
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Bacon Cost Astounds Rep Vanik Seeks Bacon Standards
Ohio Congressman Charles A. Vanik says bacon priced at 85 cents a pound yields up to 14 dollars per pound in lean meat value. He notes no federal standards fix fat to lean ratios in cured bacon beyond government-purchase limits.
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Ohio
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DiSalle Taken To Hospital After Collapse
Former Democratic Gov. Michael V. DiSalle was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus about 11 15 a m after collapsing in a barber chair at the Deshler Cole Hotel. A physician ruled out a heart attack or a stroke and said a full diagnosis was pending.
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Mississippi Tornado Toll Rises With 57 Dead
Rescue work scours rural east of Jackson for victims as Mississippi endures its worst storm disaster since 1942. The toll climbs to 57 with 411 injured statewide. one death reported in Alabama. Joe Bullock, Democratic candidate for Congress, among the killed near Forkville in Scott County.
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Bob Fasano
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Jets Firepower Peak in Viet Nam Conflict Amid 55 Missions
U S forces report the past 24 hours marked the war's strongest display of air power with 55 missions deep into North Viet Nam. Air Force jets targeted bridges and rail lines along the Red River, while South Viet Nam combat saw 501 sorties and a Marine F4 Phantom downed near Chu Lai.
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Cincinnati steelworker dies at Hillsboro post office site
In Hillsboro Ohio a Cincinnati steelworker named Jack R. Rhoades age 39 was killed while servicing a crane at a new Hillsboro post office. Authorities say the crane swung and pinned him against its counterweight.
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Witnesses Describe Terror of Mississippi Tornado
Eyewitness accounts from Jackson report a devastating tornado that leveled Kandlestick Park and surrounding areas. Survivors compare the roar to jets and trains as structures collapsed, people searched wreckage, and at least one child and several victims were found amid debris.
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Mississippi
Larry Swales
Candiestick Park
Tokyo Air Disaster Leaves Dozens Dead in Fogbound Crash
A Canadian Pacific Airways DC8 crash landed at Tokyo International Airport amid dense fog. At least 30 people were killed with six or seven reported survivors. The jetliner carried 62 passengers and nine crew. authorities say the plane slid beyond the runway and exploded into flames near Tokyo Bay.
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Weather forecast severs cold spell and snow risk
The Weather Bureau predicts mostly cloudy, windy and much colder weather tonight and tomorrow with a low near 30 and a Saturday high around 40. Sunday remains partly cloudy and cold. Yesterday’s high reached 60 and overnight low 54. Middletown recorded .12 inches of rain. Long range temps run 2 to 4 degrees below normal with normal values 48 and 29. Weekend stays cool. Tuesday and Wednesday warm up slightly with little precipitation expected.
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Weather Bureau
Middletown
Permit Rules Change Cites Old Empires and Modern Houses
A wry comparison notes that ancestors built vast empires without permits while today individuals need permission to extend homes. The remark frames regulatory steps as a modern constraint on personal projects and growth.
LBJ Tax Bill Debate Starts
The Viet Nam funding fight shifts to tax costs as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee opens closed sessions on an emergency foreign aid package and a $6 billion tax bill sought by President Johnson. McNamara defends policies while Fulbright warns of heavy burden, citing domestic strain and university funding cuts.
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J.W. Fulbright
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University of Arkansas
Resting Aboard Cruiser Topeka Boosts 101st Morale
The Topeka cruiser off South Vietnam serves as a floating rest and recreation center for the 101st Airborne Division. Helicopters shuttle troops to the ship for meals, showers, clean clothes, sleep in fresh sheets, and a VIP tour, with Navy crews arranging goods and comforts to buoy fatigued infantrymen.
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Aaron Hicks
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