Director Selected For Local Campus
Dr. Carl Eugene Bennett 38 Miami University graduate with 17 years of teaching and administration named Middletown Campus director effective July 1. He has led school growth at Upper Sandusky and served with the Inter-University Council of Ohio. Bennett plans to live in Middletown during campus construction with openings set for September 1966. He is married to Frances Coates with three children.
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Carl Eugene Bennett
Miami University
Middletown
Bennett
Inter-University Council of Ohio
Franklin
Cincinnati
Upper Sandusky
Ohio State University
Armco Park
Gene Bennett
Earl V. Thesken
Miami
Inter-University Council
Ohio
Bennet
Amelia
Clermont County
Oyler
College of Education
Kellogg
Center For Educational Administration
Ohio State
Heelso
Lakewood
Lima
Rotary International
Wyandot
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Ohio and
American Societies For
National Education Associations
Phi Delta Kappa
Kappa Phi Kappa
U. S. Naval Reserve
Europe
University of Colorado
Frances Coates
Georgetown
Ky.) College
Copters Collide in Viet Nam. Nine Americans Die
Two US Army helicopters collided and crashed at Bien Hoa Air Base killing nine Americans and injuring two others. Separately six Viet Cong were found dead and one guerrilla captured after a dawn battle near Chu Lai, 52 miles south of Da Nang.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Chu Lai
da Nang
U.S. Army
Problems Develop In Space Shot
Cape Kennedy Florida AP a bad battery cell forced postponement of a practice flight for next week's orbital mission by astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White. Officials warned the delay could push back the June 3 launch as mission director Kraft said a final decision would come after battery replacement and tests.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
James McDivitt
Edward Waite
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
McDivitt
White
Mine Blast Near Dhanbadclaims Hundreds of Victims
An early morning coal mine explosion near Dhanbad India killed about 200 workers and possibly up to 400. Officials in New Delhi reported 200 known dead with fears of a higher toll as rescuers scramble at the surface and underground.
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New Delhi
India
Dhanbad
Ministry of Mines
Memorial Holiday Weekend Weather Forecast
Pleasant conditions expected for the Memorial Day weekend. Forecast calls for a cool night with a low near 50 and sunshine, followed by a warmer Saturday and Sunday. Yesterday’s high reached 78 with a current low around 48.
Red Probe Concluded In Chicago Hearings
The House Committee on Un American Activities ended three days of hearings in Illinois with two FBI informers testifying. Nin e others refused or walked out. Police arrested 38 demonstrators, some for singing inside the hearing room. Rep Edwin E Willis announced possible action against two walkout witnesses including Dr Jeremiah Stamler.
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Chicago
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Illinois
FBI
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Willis
Jeremiah Stamler
Communist Party
Americans Rise In Median Family Income In Census Report
A Census Bureau release shows about 464000 American families crossed the $3000 income line last year, while the number earning $10000 or more grew by 1.4 million. Median family income rose from 6249 to 6569 dollars, a 5 percent gain from 1963 and 57 percent since 1954, with purchasing power up 4 percent after inflation.
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Washington
Census Bureau
No fool like an old fool says old proverb
The saying mocks a stubborn pride born of age and experience. It frames wisdom against rookie errors and cautions against overconfidence in later life.
New Machinery Needed To Hit Red Challenge
The United States provides the OAS with 6 million dollars to pay Dominican government workers, aiming to pressure the junta toward coalition talks. Inter-American Force troops guard the bank, with later reports of a withdrawal after a misunderstanding. The move sparks international reaction from Pravda and U Thant at the UN.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States
Organization of American States
Saenpang Wer Oas
Jose A. Mora
Washington
Thal Bank
Imbert
OAS
U.S
Inter- American Force
Caribbean
Imbert accuses OAS of overstepping authority
Imbert claims the OAS exceeded its authority by occupying the government’s Cen. The remark frames a dispute over regional intervention and sovereignty amid evolving political pressures in the region.
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Imbert
The
OAS
Cen
Israeli Forces Raid Border Areas Over Jordan
Jordanian military spokesman and Mohamed Heikal report claim Britain and America coordinate plans to intervene in Libya, Lebanon, Sudan and Jordan. Israeli forces destroy two farmhouses after casualties from an accidental grenade, injuring seven soldiers. Jordanian patrols clash with Israeli units with no Jordanian casualties reported. The Jordanian government seeks action from the U N Security Council and Mixed Armistice Commission.
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Mohamed Heikal
al Ahram
Libya
Lebanon
Sudan
Jordan
Arab Joint Supreme Command
Cairo
U.N. Security Council
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Jerusalem
Republicans Attack Antipoverty Plan in Congress
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a bill to extend the antipoverty program to mid-1967 and raise authorization to 1.5 billion dollars annually despite seven Republican dissenters who called the program bungled and exploited by politicians. They criticized legislative process as letter governed and urged action to curb waste and controversy.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
House
GOP
Congress
Sargent Shriver
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Shriver
Powell
Lima judge Carl Blank dies by gunshot in home
A death by own action verdict was returned for Carl M. Blank Lima Municipal Court judge whose body was found at his home. He was 65. Coroner Dr Gene F Wright ruled the cause as self inflicting gunshot wounds.
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Lima
Ohio
Carl M. Blank
Gene FE. Wright
Blank
Johnson orders withdrawal of 1700 troops from Dominican Republic
President Johnson announced the withdrawal of 1,700 American troops from the Dominican Republic, adding that more terrorist and chaotic efforts will follow in the hemisphere. He urged rapid international action and directed talks with Brazil and the OAS on further withdrawals. He warned about Communist threats exploiting misery and the need for new machinery to meet fast moving events.
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Waco, Tex
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Buce Palmer
U.S
Hugo Panasco Alvim
Brazil
Organization of American States
Caibbean
Hemisphere
Soviet officials hint at widening Vietnam war
AP bulletin from Cleveland cites top Soviet officials stating talks with Cyrus S. Eaton suggest possible expansion of the Vietnam conflict. The Newark dispatch notes security concerns and regional implications as leaders discuss future actions.
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Cleveland
Cyrus S. Eaton
Viet Nam
French Teens Visit Oyster Bay To Honor Roosevelt Kin
Pierre Coret and Odile Coret, French teens who cared for Quentin Roosevelt’s grave in France, visit Oyster Bay N Y for three months. The community raised funds, and the pair will stay with local families, attend school events, parade, and the junior prom while learning about American life.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Pierre Coret
Odile
France
Quentin
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
Coulonges-en-Tardenvis
Corets
Soissons-Aisne
Pierre
Long Island
Richard Nodell
Oyster Bay High School
Cate
Nodell
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Carl Bennett
Red
By Louis Uchitelle
Antonio Guzman
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Ibert
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Moscow
Pravda
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U.N
U Thant
Middle East
Africa
New York
Thant
Aralia Garcia
Commerce City
Colo
Colorado General Hospital
By Eric Gottgetreu
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.B
Naser
Israel
John Beckler
Ann Landers
Crane
Eneere
Senna Tane
Valley News
Baylor University
George Washington Baines Johnson
Bulletins
Newark
N. J. Cap
Arolloy Tico DeAngelis
Wall Street
ST. Louis
Nodells
Dorothy
Richard
Bayville Beach
Center Island
Gordon Jones
Mrs. Jones
Sagasmore Hill
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