John F Kennedy Carrier christened by Caroline Kennedy
President Johnson and Jacqueline Kennedy witnessed the christening of the John F Kennedy, the world’s largest aircraft carrier, as Caroline Kennedy struck the champagne bottle. The event honored John F Kennedy with a navy ceremony in Newport News, Virginia, with planned outfitting ahead before joining the fleet.
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Newport News
Johnson
Caroline Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
John
J.F.K
James River
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Weather Outlook for Ohio Today and Tonight
Partly cloudy skies across most of Ohio with cooler temperatures than Saturday. Highs 80 to 85 degrees as scattered thunderstorms move into the area tonight. Showers diminish and end early Monday, with the southern edge of Ohio most likely to see activity.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania refuses canal support for Lake Erie canal
Gov. Shafer informed Army Engineers chief that Pennsylvania will not back the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal. He sent a letter to Lt. Gen. Cassidy stating the project is devoid of merit and the Commonwealth will not provide lands easements rights of way or state funds for the canal regardless of congressional authorization.
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Harrisburg
Raymond P. Shafer
Chief of
Army Engineers
Pennsylvania
William F. Cassidy
Shafer
Congress
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Reds Condemn 1965 Indonesia Coup Attempt
Moscow based Pravda blamed the September 30 1965 coup attempt in Indonesia on pro-Peking communist elements while arguing it did not reflect the entire Communist Party. The failed coup ushered mass reprisals and helped topple President Sukarno.
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Reds
Indonesia
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Sukarno
Chuckle An Expense Account Budget Observation
A witty remark on expense accounts calling them a glorious flower often trimmed by the budget. The line plays on the tension between ostentatious spending and cost control within financial reporting.
Nationwide Scandal Rocks Wall Street Probe Expands
Federal investigators widen a Wall Street rigging inquiry with focus on two NYSE issues and an Amex group. Bribes and blackmail threats to salesmen surface as 20 brokers from multiple firms are questioned. A Chicago civil case accuses several parties of stock rigging, tying to a larger nationwide pattern.
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Frank Cormier
NEW York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Federal Grand Jury
Securities and Exchange Commission
Chicago
Rowland Products Inc
Leece- Neville Co
Diversified Metals Corp
Hercules Galion Products Inc
Pentron Electronics
Thant fears general conflict over Gulf of Aqaba clash
U Thant warned a Egypt Israel dispute over Gulf of Aqaba shipping could trigger a broader Middle East war urging cooled tensions. Egypt filed a Security Council complaint accusing Israel of aggression while the council debates timing for action and the mix armistice commission revival to restore U.N. presence.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
Gulf of Aqaba
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
Security Council
Israel
Thant
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Secu
Rity Council
United States
Suez Canal
Paul VI
Cairo
Holy Land
Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
U.N
Nasser
Elath
Gulf
Sharm el Sheikh
Tiran
A Glance Inside The High Cost Of Getting Elected
A brief feature notes the rising expense of campaigns may bar capable candidates without funds. It flags future prospects as Charles De Gaulle nears ten years in power with a decade of success behind him and questions the path ahead.
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Charles Degaulle
France
Man Made Blackout Slows Cincinnati Downtown
A Friday night power outage and an ensuing man made blackout crippled downtown Cincinnati and parts of northern Kentucky. Police reported a shooting during looting, while Saturday’s planned blackout allowed repair work. Lights returned by 12 15 p.m. with limited service as officials blamed a severed 13 200 volt cable spanning the Ohio River.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ohio River
Newport
Covington
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Morning
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lost Souls
Netherland-Hilton
Sheraton Gibson
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Siegler
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Norman Peale
Theatre
Thomas Collins
Valley News
Women’s News
Art Family Weekly
Family
Associated Press
Columbus
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