Longview Hospital dismissals and policy clash in Ohio mental care
Five consulting physicians were discharged and 17 other Longview Hospital staff quit within a month as Ohio charged their state mental hospital system. State Rep. Harry McIlwain accused Gov. Rhodes of mismanagement and urged selling a $500,000 air plane to fund more attendants. He cited patient deaths and alleged brutality and incompetence while Martin Janis denied knowledge of the dismissals.
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Cincinnati
Longview Hospital
Harry H. Mcllwain
James A. Rhodes
Mcllwain
McKlwain
Rhodes
Baltazar Anaya
John Toppen
MclIlwain
Everett Boswell
Longview
McIlwain
Martin Janis
Maoist China hints at shifts ahead as US gains possible
AP reports Beijing’s People’s Daily hints at temporary reversals and possible American gains, while warning of Chinese countermoves. The piece notes setbacks in Cuba Indonesia and Ghana may fuel internal criticism of Maoist policy and signals willingness to accept Soviet congress decisions despite Moscow tensions.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Peking People’s Daily
Cuba
Indonesia
Ghana
Communist Party
Mao Tzetung
International Communist Movement
Peking
Moscow
Train Carrying Munitions Explodes Outside Corning Ark
A railroad car loaded with munitions and chemicals exploded near Corning Arkansas causing a fire that prompted officers to halt firefighting for hours over fears of more blasts and a possible natural gas leak. One home was flattened. one injury reported from flying debris.
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Corning
Ark
Arkansas
Sheriff's Office
Missouri Pacific Lines
Red River Arsenal
Texarkana
Arkansas- Texas
MOPAC
Attack on Ashua Valley outpost repelled amid Laos border fighting
Near the Laotian border, two Communist companies attacked the Ashan outpost held by U.S. Special Forces and Montagnard allies. The siege lasted from 2 a.m. and ended with defenders repelling the assault as helicopters evacuated wounded. A C47 transport was shot down, four aboard killed, and some casualties were reported among the defenders.
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Saigon
U.S
Ashua
da Nang
Ashan
South Viet Nam
Laos
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Air Force
College Tax Break Opposed in Senate Vote
Senate action focuses on defeating a proposal to grant an annual tax saving of up to 325 for college expenses, while an amendment to extend Social Security benefits to 1.8 million elderly not covered faces uncertainty. The bill overall revises excise tax cuts and accelerates tax collection with a projected 1.2 billion current year revenue and 4.8 billion next year.
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Washington
Senate
House
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut Democrat
Ribicoff
Weather outlook with warmer trend and showers
The Weather Bureau predicts partly cloudy and warmer weather Thursday with a high near 60 and a tonight low in the upper 30s. Yesterday’s high reached 41 and overnight dipped to 31. long range temperatures run 5 to 8 degrees above normal with normal 50 and 31. Weekend cools but a warmer start to next week with scattered showers likely Friday.
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Weather Bureau
Statesman and politician quote on belonging to the state
A wry quotation contrasts a statesman who sees himself part of the state with a politician who believes the state belongs to him.
Ohio Tax Chief Quits in Resignation to Return to Attorney General Post
State Tax Commissioner Gerald A. Donahue resigned to return to his former post as first assistant to Attorney General William B. Saxbe. Governor Rhodes named Gail Porterfield deputy tax commissioner and a former Knox County state representative as temporary replacement.
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Gerald A. Donahue
Atty
William B. Saxbe
James A. Rhodes
Gail Porterfield
Knox County
Donahue
Senate backs Johnson on Vietnam war limits
Senate voices cautious support for President Johnson as experts urge restraint. Senator Aiken says Johnson deserves credit for avoiding wider conflict while Barnett and Gore advocate de escalation and continued prudence in Vietnam policy.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
China
A. Doak Barnett
Columbia University
East Asian Institute
Barnett
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Sion
Formo
Viet Nam
Cies
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Guatemala Faces Crisis as Election Fraud Claims Roil Campaign
Guatemalan parties clash over presidential results. PID accuses fraud in capital and five interior districts and seeks annulment. Julio Cesar Mendez Monteneg ro claims total victory and vows to press on. Officials warn of civil conflict if fraud is proven.
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Guatemala
Institutional Democratic Party
PID
Revolutionary Party
Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegro
Mendez
Aguilar
Ponciano
Santo Domin
Hairy Dilemma: Teen Chooses Job Over School Over Hair
Louisville AP reports 16 year old John Hodge faces a deciding deadline after Valley High School principal J C Cantrell suspends him for long hair. Hodge earns 50 to 60 dollars weekly as a guitarist with the Emotions and says his appearance affects both education and work opportunities. The teen argues for individualism while the principal insists on grooming standards.
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Louisville
John Hodge
Valley High School
John
Valley
J. C. Cantrell
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