Senators demand congressional say before Vietnam buildup
Senators Kennedy and Fulbright sparked a fresh Senate Vietnam debate urging Congress be consulted before any major U S troop increase in Vietnam. They challenged Johnson administration plans while others pushed for broader congressional involvement and questioned Gulf of Tonkin resolution validity.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
J. W. Fulbright
Senate
Vietnam
Congress
U.S
Fulbright
Johnson
Kennedy
New York Democrat
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
John T. McAlister Jr
Princeton University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ment
Gulf of Tonkin
Johnson Administration
Beaumont
Tex
Mark C. Hatfield
R-Ore
Frank Church
Didaho
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Jack Miller
Desalting Plant Opens To Alleviate Malta Water Shortage
A 1.2 million gallon per day seawater desalting plant built by a Wisconsin firm started operating at Marsa near Valletta Malta. The $1.1 million facility will ease the island’s fresh water shortage harming its economy and tourism. Several more plants are planned.
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Marsa
Malta
Valletta
Janet Hagan to perform in Taft Museum recital
Music student Janet Hagan under Mrs V C Thompson will take part in a high school recital at the Taft Museum in Cincinnati starting at 3 p m Sunday. The Ohio Music Teachers Association sponsors the event.
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Janet Hagan
V. C. Thompson
Cincinnati
Ohio Music Teachers Association
Copper Talks Stalemate Deepens in 238 Day Strike
Washington AP reports White House managed talks over the copper strike involving 26 unions and four major firms show no progress amid wage dispute tensions. Johnson may issue a further nudge as negotiators face procedural blocks and mounting hostility over demands.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
George Christian
U.S
Christian
Kennecott
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
American Smelting and Refining
Rhodesia Faces More Executions After Slayings Spark Outcry
Eight more Africans convicted of terrorism were sentenced to death by the Rhodesian High Court, raising the tally of those to be executed to 115. In London Prime Minister Wilson urged restraint and sought cross party support for a resolution condemning Smith's regime.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia
High Court
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Smith
Conservaiive
Edward Heath
House of Commons
William Molloy
Don Smith
Africa
Lusaka
Zambia
British High Commission
U.N
New York
Security Council
U.N. Committee On Colonialism
U.N. Commission On Human Rights
Beachwood candidate charged with DWI after crash
Anthony O Calabrese Jr a Democratic Congressional candidate in the 22nd District faces a driving while intoxicated charge based on a blood test. Calabrese says he was exhausted after campaigning and cannot recall if he blacked out. A second vehicle passenger sustained a broken hip. Earlier, police filed reckless driving charges pending test results.
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Cleveland
Beachwood
Anthony O. Calabrese Jr
Congress
Thomas J. Sexton
Calabrese
U.S 422
Parochial Schools May Get Instructional TV in 1969 70
Archdiocese of Cincinnati and the diocese of Covington study a four channel instructional TV system for parochial schools by the 1969 70 school year. Rev Gail A Poynter says Channel 14 from Miami University could serve schools next fall with cooperation from Middletown public schools.
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Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Diocese of Covington
Gail A. Poynter
Father Poynter
Southwestern Ohio Instructional Television Association Inc. of
Oxford
Miami University
Channel 14
Poynter
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Tristmode Sportswear
Federal Communications Commission
Middletown
Southwestern Ohio Instruction Television Association
Harold L. Agee
South Broad
Peyron Associates, Inc
National Tax Consultants
Central Ave
Ohio
Kenneth Cox Agency
Old Centerville Rd
Miamisburg
B. F. Sawyer
Broadway
Lebanon
Tare
Lady of Fashion
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Central Avenue
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