Johnsons Reserve Mobilization Criticized by Panel
A Joint Logistics Review Board report objectives criticize the Johnson administration for prioritizing politics over military contingency plans in Vietnam. It cites failure to call reserves, inadequate mobilization, and dependence on offshore support, with impact on global readiness and long term programs.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Malaya
Frank S. Besson
David M. Packard
Besson
U. S
Pacific Command
Southeast Asia
Speedy remap in Ohio questioned by lawmakers
Columbus Ohio AP House Minority Leader John McDonald doubts a special session will be called this year to redraw congressional districts. He cites practical issues and pending census data. Senate Majority Leader Theodore M Gray also doubts a special session, offering cautious remarks on the move.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
John McDonald
Newark
McDonald
Heranca
Anname
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Gray
Joan J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Move On To Oust Andrews
Columbus reports say a draft movement forms to oust John Andrews as state party chairman possibly replacing him with State Sen. Michael J. Maloney though Maloney rejects candidacy stating he is not part of the state committee. Observers note calls for party reorganization after defeats.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael J. Malloney
Cincinnati
John S. Andrews
Maloney
Andrews
Generals Likely Freed Soon From Soviet Custody
In Moscow unofficial Soviet sources said two American generals Maj. Gen. Edward C. D. Scherrer and Brig. Gen. Claude M. McQuarrie Jr., a pilot Maj. James Russell, and Turkish Col. Cevat Dehli would be released within a week after the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. The U.S. Embassy had no word on their release. The four men were detained in Leninakan, Armenian SSR, after their patrol flight strayed into Soviet territory during a tour of Turkish military sites.
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Moscow
U.S
Ankara
Soviet Union
Soviet Am
Bassador Vassili Grubyakov
Suleyman Demirel
Cevat Dehli
Edward ‘C.D. Scherrer
Turkey
Claude M. McQuarrie Jr
James Russell
Leninakan
Soviet Armenia
Line Cutting OK This Time In Minneapolis Voting Birth
Mrs. Robert Chevrier 21 gave birth to an 8 pound girl while en route to the hospital after stopping at the polls to vote. She appeared at the polling place before opening and asked to vote ahead of the line, saying she was on her way to the hospital for her first baby.
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Minneapolis
Robert Chevrier
Extradition Snafu: Cincy Man to Missouri on Check Charge
Wade K. Cearley, 41, of Cincinnati, waived extradition in Judge Lamb's court after being cited by Ohio patrolmen on Sixth Avenue and Main Street for checks written without sufficient funds. He faces a Missouri charge of more than 100 dollars. Also in traffic court Luther Sexton, 28, was fined 200 dollars, three days in jail, and license suspension for driving while under suspension. Milford Little Jr., Rickie Riley, and Douglas Rose were fined for careless operation and excessive noise respectively.
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Milford Little Jr
Hendrickson Road
Rickie L. Riley
Franklin- Madison Road
Douglas Rose
West Alexandria Road
Pettis offers bounty for campaign posters and stickers
Republican Rep. Jerry Pettis announces a five cent bounty for each of his campaign posters and bomber stickers returned to his offices in San Bernardino Ontario and Barstow. Pettis distributed about 10 000 during the campaign and says the offer should help clean up roadside litter.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Jerry Pettis
Ontario
Barstow
Pettis
Antiriot Law To Be Challenged In Cleveland Suit
A Cleveland attorney plans a federal suit challenging Ohio anti riot laws as vague and overbroad, linked to academic freedom issues. He represents Kent State University professor Thomas S. Lough and 29 faculty members while seeking to quash indictments arising from Kent State violence on May 14 that left four students dead and nine wounded after clashes with the National Guard. The Defense Center seeks jurisdiction under the Civil Rights Act to challenge actions under color of state law, with a three judge panel requested to hear the constitutional question.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio National Guard
Gerrald Messerman
Defense Center
Robert D. Macklin
Ohio
Defense Center Action
Kenneth J. Hammond
Akron
Douglas C. Commack
Willoughby
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