Wounded Paratroopers Trapped On Hillside Near Dak To
US artillery and planes bomb North Vietnamese positions delaying the evacuation of scores of wounded paratroopers on Hill 875 near Dak To. By the 19th day of heavy fighting, U.S. casualties rose to 239 dead and 822 wounded, with about 61 wounded still besieged as medical helicopters faced heavy fire and two planes were reported lost in North Vietnam air operations.
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Saigon
U.S
Dak To
Ia Drang
Central Highlands
L. H. Schweiter
173Rd Airborne Brigade
John Lengel
Dak
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Israeli Jets Hit Jordan in First Postwar Attack
TEL AVIV AP Israeli jets attacked Jordanian positions along the east bank of the Jordan River for the first time since June’s Arab Israeli war. Both sides claimed losses and said fighting ended after about two hours with air and artillery exchanges.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan River
Jordan
Israel
Amman
Hussein
London
Hassan
United Nations
U.N
Wimmer Urges Self-Help Over Government Aid At Luncheon
Ed Wimmer of Covington Kentucky, head of Forward America and NFIB PR director, told Middletown service club members that restoring family farms and small businesses is essential to representative government. He urged decentralization to curb giant unions and government, and favored self-help except for enforcing anti-monopoly laws. About 200 attendees from nine clubs heard the talk.
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Ed Wimmer
Covington, Ky
Forward America, Inc
National Federation of Independent Business
Wimmer
Exchange Club
King Killen
Leroy Meier
J. E. Allen
Motorist Cited In City Wreck Near Young Street
Police logged five accidents with $275 damage yesterday all without injuries. One motorist, Bill B. Ross aged 18 of 3204 Ohio Avenue, was cited for failure to maintain assured clear distance after rear ending a truck driven by Eliar C. Davis, 62, of Buffalo West Virginia, at Yankee Road near the railroad crossing by Young Street at 7:45 a.m. Ross's car damage estimated at $150.
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Bill B. Ross
Ohio Ave
Eliar C. Davis
Buffalo
W. Va
Yankee Road
Young Street
Ross
Double funeral for two women killed by monoxide fumes
In Cincinnati two women Mrs. Roy Casady 65 and her daughter Mrs. Laura Herzog were found dead Saturday from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning. Police reported no signs of violence at the Casady home in northern Hamilton County and double funeral services were set for Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
Roy Casady
Laura Herzog
Casady
Hamilton County
Provisions Added To Security Bill In Senate Action
The Senate approved two measures tacked to the omnibus Social Security bill. One would boost Medicare hospital payments by 250 million dollars yearly, via per diem reimbursements. The other would require states to provide welfare for families with unemployed fathers, with an estimated 60 million federal and 30 to 35 million state funds.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Jack Miller
Harris
Three Arrested In Golden Key Restaurant Burglary
Hamilton youths William Carpenter and Jerry Parks both 18 were charged with burglary after being found inside the Golden Key Restaurant at U.S. 127 and Route 73 near Collinsville by owner Wayne Miller who hid in the building armed with a .32 revolver. A 17-year-old was charged with delinquency and placed in the Juvenile Detention Center. Deputies said Miller hid in the restaurant due to prior break-ins.
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Hamilton
Golden Key
U. S. 127
Rt. 73
Collinsville
William L. Carpenter
S. C St
Jerry Parks
Butler County
Wayne Miller
N. E St
Eggs of the water flea hatch a decade after laying
The report states that eggs of the water flea will hatch ten years after they are laid, indicating a long dormancy period before emergence.
Valley View School Site Battle Ends in Germantown Farmersville Accord
After two years of legal fights and suits led by Delores Grunwald, Valley View board selects the 30 acre Weaver tract on Manning Road near Germantown Farmersville Pike for a new 650 student school to be ready in 1969. Residents like George Kuhn oppose out of town sites citing costs. others praise the center district location aided by state funds and a 3.78 mill levy with $960,000 raised for construction. The merger since 1965 and county matching funds shape a hard fought school site decision amid local politics.
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Germantown
Delores Grunwald
Farmersville
George Kuhn
Montgomery County
George Mourouzis
Thettion
Valley View
Valley View High
Manning Road
Farmersville Pike
John Froug
Dayton
John Bond
Glen Stiver
Miller Worrell
Germantown Pike
Stiver Road
Midway
Venue Change Is Granted for Jailbreak Slaying Case
Lawrence County Common Pleas Court granted a venue change for Carl Halleck of Proctorville, 29, amid a 1966 jailbreak killing of Ironton Police Chief Walter E. Markel. His trial will move to Circleville before Judge William Ammer. Two co-defendants are already serving life terms in Ohio Penitentiary.
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Ironton
Ohio
Lawrence County Common Pleas Court
Carl Halleck
Proctorville
Walter E. Markel
Halleck
Circleville
Pickaway
Last Confederate capitals left standing in Civil War
Only two state capitals remained in Confederate hands as the Civil War wound down. Tallahassee in Florida and Austin in Texas held out while most other capitals had fallen or been captured by Union forces.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Austin
Texas
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Steak House
Germantown Rd
Belvedere
Euch
Alwith
Dead Sea
Umm-Shart
Middletown
S&s Car Wash
N. University
Ket Isavings’and Loan Association
IKK Et
Lome de
Mike Mansfield
Valley View Board
Donald E. Moyer
Luther BE
Eddie” Durst
Moyer
Melvin Sears
Rodney Michael
Union Sanitery
Reed.Klopp
Reed-Klopp
Jerry Brown
South Main St
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