Ohio Senate OKs Liquor on Sunday
In Columbus the Ohio Senate approved a Sunday liquor sales bill by a 17 15 vote. The measure would allow local option liquor sales between 1 p.m. and midnight on Sundays to attract conventions and bolster business. The bill now goes to the House for consideration.
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New York
California
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R-Stark
Robin Turner
Ohio
Military Pay Hike Faces House Obstruction
Washington AP report notes Rep. Mendel Rivers criticizes the proposed military pay raise as inadequate while the House Armed Services Committee plans hearings. President Johnson seeks $853 million yearly for pay boosts plus civil service raises. Rivers calls the military portion stingy and introduces a $1 billion annual pay bill with broad committee backing.
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Armed Services
Congress
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D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Johnson
Civil Service
Postal
Foreign Service
Beer Shortage Hits Denmark as 6000 Brewers Strike
Denmark endures day one of a brewer strike reducing beer availability. Bars hoard or import beer, private planes ferry drink to demand, and prices surge. Dairies report rising milk sales while Tivoli Gardens and tax revenue suffer from lower beer income.
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Denmark
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Luebeck
Street Surfer Ticketed In Seattle Stop Sign Violation
Seattle police cited University of Washington student Thomas L. Tobiason, 20, for running a stop sign while riding a skateboard in city streets. Patrolman Dean Murphy notes the incident under traffic regulations.
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Seattle, Wash
Thomas L. Tobiason
Dean Murphy
University of Washington
Police Set For Big Shoot Up At Police Week Open House
Middletown police present a public training film showing a wax bullet shootout as part of Police Week at City Building. Visitors may act as officers, view confiscated weapons, badges, sirens, narcotics gear, ballistics and more while officers wear black armbands in memory of fallen colleagues.
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Middletown
Paul Faries
AF Spy Thompson Sentenced to 36 Years in Prison
Robert Glenn Thompson, a former Air Force enlisted man, was sentenced to 36 years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiring with two former Soviet personnel to steal U.S. military secrets. The case cites six years of espionage beginning in West Berlin in 1957 and notes his 1957 court martial and demotion.
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Robert Glenn Thompson
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Russia
Long Island
U.S
Walter Bruchhausen
Brooklyn
Babylon
N.Y
Thompson
U.N
West Berlin
Military
Deaf mute arsonist faced with court choice in Cleveland
A 15 year old deaf mute arsonist in Cleveland faced a Juvenile Court dilemma. Judge Angelo Gagliardo considered sending him to Fairfield School for Boys or returning him to his parents. The boy, who communicates only with his mother, was released home amid concerns a institutional setting could expose him to harm.
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Fairfield School For Boys
Lancaster
Ohio
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Chuckle You Cant Always Tell What Makes a Man Tick
A wry remark on marriage and character notes that a wife often reveals the true workings of a husband, suggesting insight comes from domestic life and shared companionship. The quote underscores how partnership exposes traits not seen alone.
Johnson Offers Unconditional Talks to End Viet Nam War
President Johnson, in a national address to editorial cartoonists, underscores three faces of the Viet Nam war: armed conflict, political solution, and economic aid. He reiterates readiness for unconditional discussions and vows no withdrawal from South Viet Nam, while outlining plans to aid North Viet Nam after peace.
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United States
Carpenter Webb Visit NASA Facilities in Ohio Tour
Astro naut Scott Carpenter and NASA administrator James E. Webb will tour Plum Brook station near Sandusky and the Lewis Research Center in Cleveland. They will speak at Sandusky High School and attend a civil luncheon before visiting Lorain’s George Daniel Stadium and other facilities.
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Scott Carpenter
James FE. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
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Plum Brook Station
Sandusky
Sandusky High School
George Daniel Stadium
Lorain
Carpenter and Webb
Lewis Research Center
Weekend weather outlook with mild temps and showers
Fair skies and moderate temperatures are expected tonight with a low around 54. Friday will be warm but increasingly cloudy with possible showers and a high near 99. Saturday brings more showers and cooler conditions. yesterday's official high reached 75 at 3 pm and the overnight low was 52 at 4 am.
Fight at Song Be Keeps Up Viet Cong Assault
Saigon reports continued combat near Song Be as clashes east of the provincial capital leave 20 Viet Cong and 15 South Vietnamese soldiers dead. Over two days the fighting adds up to 57 South Vietnamese and 91 U S personnel wounded, with Viet Cong casualties counted at 95 by local tally and estimates of higher deaths from air strikes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Song Be
Burns Fatal For Cincinnati Child
Cincinnati AP report says Terri Hill, 17, died at General Hospital after severe burns from a bonfire incident near home. Hamilton County coroner confirms the dress caught fire as she ran past the bonfire about a month earlier.
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Cincinnati
Terri Hill
Hamilton County
Terri
General Hospital
Dominican Pact Near as Rebels Seek Dismissals
A rebel spokesman said a settlement with the junta may be near after a meeting with an OAS peace group. Jotin Cury insisted key officers' dismissal, including Brig. Gen Elias Wessin y Wessin, is essential, though Caamano rejected only a dismissal as inadequate.
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Dominican Republic
Jottin Cury
Col
Francisco Callamano Deno
Peace Commission of
the Organization of American States
Ricardo C. Colombo
Argentina
Carlos Garcia Bauer
Guatemala
Cury
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Puerto Rico
Caamano
Washington
Curry
Brakes May Have Failed In Soviet Moon Landing Attempt
Moscow AP reports the Lunik 5 lander touched down in the Sea of Clouds area at 10:10 p.m. but likely failed to achieve a soft landing. Tass said the three day flight ended five minutes early, with data gathered for future refinement of a soft landing system.
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Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Moon
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank Radio Observatory
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