Ohio River Rises Toward Flood Stage Across Ohio
The Ohio River rises toward flood stage with rain in the region. Cincinnati recorded 48.9 feet and is expected to reach 51 feet by Tuesday as Maysville and Portsmouth also approach flood levels. Authorities caution about potential road closures and rising creeks in southern and central Ohio.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Maysville
Portsmouth
Cremnall
Weather Bueau
Markland Toddam
Cease-Fire Ends At Cyprus Port Attack Launched
Heavy fighting resumes in Ktima on Cyprus west coast after a brief cease-fire. Greek Cypriot forces launch an all-out offensive as Turkish Cypriots retreat. Casualties include six Greeks and a Turk. over 200 Greek hostages taken. UK and UN officials report tense exchanges and disputed trigger events.
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Hal McClure
Nicosia
Ktima
U.N
Prem Sigh Swani
Makarios
Battle Area
Gyani
Kuma
R.M.P. Carver
Severe Midwest and Southwest Storms Cause Property Damage
Violent rainstorms, wind and hail pounded the Midwest and Southwest, inundating streets and swelling rivers toward flood stage. Severe winds hit Texas, Missouri and Illinois with no reported injuries while a tornado touched down near Lutesville Missouri. Strong winds damaged buildings in Aviston and left a derelict shed roof blown off. two farms and several buildings were reported destroyed in Makada, Illinois.
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Texas
Missouri
Illinois
Lutesville
Aviston
Makada
Huimois
Ruby's Rage To Be Heart Of Defense
In Dallas the defense seeks to portray Jack Ruby as acting in an emotional trance when he killed Lee Harvey Oswald. BARNEY ROSs and other witnesses, including a strip teaser and a former boxing champ, are slated to testify about Ruby's rage states.
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Relman Morin
Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Barney Ross
Smilarly
Joe Tonnhill
Oswald
Tonnhill
Jack
Melvin M. Belli
San Francisco
Belli
Fred Dieberdorf
Dieberdorf
New Hampshire Primary Hints at Upheaval in GOP Race
In Concord New Hampshire undecided Republicans loom over the early presidential vote with a large write in presence. Goldwater Rockefeller Lodge Nixon all figure in anticipated results as voters weigh a complex ballot likely shaping the Republican nomination race.
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New Hampshire
Jonce
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Airline Emergency Landing At Logan Sees No Injuries
A Trans World Airlines four engine Constellation diverted from Baltimore to New York then Boston to use fuel. It landed on a foam sprayed runway with no injuries reported among eight Ohio passengers and five Boston area crew members. Passengers include Francis Valentine Marie Peck William Young Louis Gallion Robert Woll Melvin Huckaby James Huckaby and others from Lima Xenia Cincinnati Dayton.
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Boston
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New York
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Marie Peck
William J Young
Lima
Louis G. Gallion
Xenia
Robert C. Woll
Cincinnati
Melvin R. S. John
James H. Huckaby
25 Die As Colombian DC3 Crashes Near Bogota
Police report all 25 aboard the Taxader Lines DC3 died when the Pereira to Bogota flight crashed about 18 miles south of Bogota Sunday night and apparently exploded in the air.
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Colombia
Pereira
Plane crashes into Hoffman Estates house near O'Hare
A chartered DC-3 attempting landing in mist struck a two story bi level home in Hoffman Estates near Chicago. Six passengers survived uninjured while the co pilot Daniel Jordan was killed and the pilot Virgil Provost was rescued in critical condition. The crash ripped off a wing and damaged utility lines as it buried into the residence.
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O'Hare International
Hoffman Estates
Victor Golubski
Virgil Provost
Alsia
Daniel Jordan
Gary
Carl Selka
O'Hare
All aircraft reportedly flew long range missions over Communist territory
Washington sources note Aviation Week & Space Technology hints the All supersonic jet has already flown long range reconnaissance missions over Communist territory. Officials decline to comment on the report. the existence of the All was kept secret until President Johnson disclosed it on February 29.
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Aviation Trade Journal
All Said
Aviation Week & Space Technology
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All
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Trade Journal
Speculation on All succeeding the U2 reconnaissance plane
Rumors suggest the All was designed to replace the U2 as the high altitude spy aircraft used over Communist territories. Officials have not confirmed the project details or timelines.
Today's Chuckle Honeymoon: A vacation before going to work for a new boss
A lighthearted note describes a brief vacation taken before starting a job under a new employer. The wanderer plans rest and time with friends before facing fresh responsibilities and a reshaped work routine.
Johnson to cut draft age to 17 for war on poverty plan
President Johnson will ask Congress to lower the draft age to 17 to reach 500,000 youths yearly who fail the draft test. They would enter special academies offering education and vocational training to aid dropouts and place them in work programs aligned with the war on poverty.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Sargent Shriver
War On Poverty
Selective Service
Shriver
Civilian Conservation Corps
Labor Department
Johnson urges upgrade of manpower to cut unemployment
President Johnson calls for a broad manpower policy with Congress to create jobs and train workers. He warns youth unemployment and education gaps persist as 800,000 new February jobs fail to reduce 4.5 million unemployed. He advocates broader laws and extended unemployment insurance.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Johnson
Congress
New academies shift focus from outdoor work to education
The new academies will favor education and vocational projects over outdoor manual labor as the CCC of the New Deal era did. The shift prioritizes classroom learning and practical trades training for students.
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CCC
New Deal
New Academies
Historic Civil Rights Debate Opens in Senate
Washington AP reports the Senate opens its civil rights debate with ten members predicting timing. The 10 point bill cleared the House 2 to 130 weeks ago, backed by President Johnson, aiming to advance Negro rights. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield will move to consider the bill, sparking possible long debate and a potential double filibuster as Southern lawmakers weigh cloture.
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