Nixon urges Johnson to end Vietnam war without appeasement
Former Vice President Richard Nixon warned that both parties risk concessions for a popular peace in 1968 unless President Johnson ends the Vietnam War in 1967. He said Republicans gained House gains strengthen a no appeasement stance and urged a coalition government with Communists be rejected. Nixon stressed firm military and economic pressure to deter aggression and defeat any peace talks seen as rewarding the enemy.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Asia
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Free
United States
Viet Nam
Radioactivity Acknowledged In Nevada Underground Test
The State Department said a small amount of radioactivity was released into the atmosphere on Sept. 12 from a Nevada underground nuclear test. Debris was detectable only by nearby instruments and remained within U.S. territorial limits, with no treaty violation claimed. The disclosure followed questions about a Soviet underground blast and possible treaty breach.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Nevada
Karl Barteh
Robert J. McCloskey
Soviet Union
Rush To Speak At Workshop In Butler County
Dr Martin A Rush Jr Middletown psychiatrist will keynote the morning session of a Mental Health Workshop for area educators on Saturday November 19 at the Miami University Center Oxford. The event is sponsored by the Butler County Mental Hygiene Association and the Council for Exceptional Children of Butler County.
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Hamilton
Martin A. Rush Jr
Middletown
Miami University Center
Oxford
Butler County Mental Hygiene Association
Council For Exceptional Children of
Butler County
Rush
Butler County Board of Health
Community Day Hospital
Psychotherapy Association
Workshop to discuss Butler County Mental Health Clinic work
Morning session covers Dr. Donald Stevens director review of clinic work and available child treatments. Luncheon speaker Dr. Louise Bates Ames from Gesell Institute will address teachers on preventing mental illness.
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Butler County Mental Health Clinic
Donald Stevens
Stevens
Louise Bates Ames
Gesell Institute
Air Force C-121 Missing After Atlantic Sea Crash Near Cape Cod
Coast Guard and air forces searched about 125 miles east of Cape Cod for a four-engine EC121H radar plane with 19 aboard. The Otis AFB to Falmouth flight disappeared after radar contact was lost at 1 22 a m with rough seas, fog, and limited visibility reported.
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Boston
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Cape Cod
Air Force
Labrador
Bermuda
Nantucket Island
Massachusetts
U.S. Weather Bureau
Constellation
Otis Air Force Base
Falmouth
Pair Indicted In $68,621 Union Savings Robbery
Federal grand jury indicted Ernest Holt and Rentz Nicholson, both 32 to 33, of Pontiac Michigan, on bank robbery charges tied to the September 2 1965 armed robbery of Union Savings Trust Co in Warren Ohio.
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Cleveland
Union Savings Trust Co
Warren
Ernest Holt
Rentz Nicholson
Pontiac
Mich
Florence still struggles a week after flood devastates city
Florence fights to survive after the Arno overflow swept two thirds of the city, leaving filth and decay pervasive. Water and electricity are scarce as rescue workers tally rising deaths, with estimates from 35 to well over 100. The cleanup employs thousands of workers and focuses on saving priceless Renaissance paintings in churches and museums.
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Arno
Giuseppe Gitti
Santa Croce
Florence
Allori
Bronzino
Giotto
Dante
Ky Faces Cabinet Shakeup Amid South Vietnam Rift
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky announced two southern ministers Nguyen Van Truong and Nguyen Huu Hung resigning over regional discord with North Vietnamese refugees. He noted other resignations, defended civilian rule, and warned the junta remains the power center while promising progress toward democracy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Truong
Nguyen Huu Hung
An Truong Thanh
South
Viet Nam
North
Army People’s Council
Wigs Face East West Diplomacy Over Hair Sourcing
Vienna Austria AP The U S government demanded a government certificate proving wigs imported into the United States contain no hair from Red China or Communist North Vietnam The Salzburg based wig maker supplying 90 percent of Austria's export said he uses Italian and Indian hair while noting Austria would not issue the required certificate unlike Italy and West Germany
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Vienna
Austria
U.S
America
China
Viet Nam
Salzburg
West Germany
Italy
$6 Robbery Leads To Murder Charge Toledo
Thomas E. Carter of Clyde was indicted by the grand jury on first degree murder and robbery in the beating and shooting death of Eugene Carruthers, 88, in Toledo. Police accuse Carter of killing the elderly man in a six dollar robbery.
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Toledo, Ohio
Thomas E. Carter
Clyde
Jone
Eugene Carruthers
Toledo
Carter
Time Out for Ginger Presented at Monroe
A three act comedy Time Out for Ginger will be staged at 8 o clock this evening by Lemon Monroe High. Cast includes Geri Spencer Jane Owens Georgia Ney Eddie Davis John Petro Schooley Dave Anderson Harding Jones and Gary Webb. Gary Hollon is stage manager directed by Mrs. Della Ewart Tickets available at the door.
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Edna Williams
Rhonda Bair
Ginger
Dennis Miller
Geri O'Clock
San Spencer
Jane Owens
Georgia
Class of Lemon-Monroe High Ney
Eddie Davis
John Petro‘Schooley
Dave Anderson
Harding
Jones
Gary Webb
Gary Hollon
Della Ewart
Briton Finds Drugs Turns In Daughter
Maj. Gen. Henry Alexander, former Brit ish Ghana defense chief, found drugs in his daughter's handbag and alerted police. Jane Alexander, 23, faced court on Indian hemp possession charges and received a warning. She kissed her father, saying she’s been silly, while he lamented the dilemma.
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London
Henry Alexander
Ghana
Jane Alexander
Jane
Buckeye Lake Roller Coaster Demolished
A windstorm in Buckeye Lake near Newark, Ohio damaged the amusement park area with about 1000 dollars in losses. A 150 foot section of the roller coaster collapsed into the water, though the ride had been condemned and unused for years.
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Newark, Ohio
Buckeye Lake
Kerosene Lamp Aids Romance During 1965 Blackout
Frederick Steele recalls meeting Judith Griffin by candlelight during the November 9 1965 power failure. Griffin had left her car in Stratford for repairs, found the place in the dark, and the couple later married in New Haven on the anniversary of the blackout.
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New Haven
Conn
Frederick Steele
Judith Griffin
Miss Griffin
Stratford
Steele
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Dayton, Ohio
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Far Hills Av
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