Kirwan Criticizes Rhodes Offer On Atom Smasher Site
U S Rep Michael J Kirwan opposes placing the 280 million dollar atom smasher at Ravenna arsenal grounds or anywhere in northern Ohio He says southern Ohio and other regions need help more and condemns Ohio offering 10 million dollars to the AEC He argues the state should not put America on the block for cash. He advised Glen Sea bor g office of the AEC of his stance and notes Ravenna and Pike County sites are under consideration with Ravenna favored for proximity to Akron and Cleveland facilities.
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U. S
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
Ravenna Arsenal
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Appalachian
House
Atomic Energy Commission
Ravenna
Glen T. Seaborg
AEC
Pike County
Marietta
Consid
Ering
Rhodes
Akron
Cleveland
Washington
Weekend Antiwar Protests Sweep Across United States
Thousands demonstrated against U.S. involvement in Vietnam in more than twenty cities. Berkeley to Oakland march blocked by police. eggs thrown at demonstrators. New York saw a draft card burned. Oregon and New England rallies planned. students urged policy change and morale support for troops.
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U.S
New York City
Armed Forces Induction Center
Salem
Capitol
Oregon
Tom McCall
New England
Bennington
Bennington College
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
University of Rhode Island
James P Walsh
Students For Democratic Action
Viet Nam
Columbus Viet Nam Day leaders arrested amid protest
About 100 people were to picket the Statehouse in Columbus as part of a nationwide Viet Nam protest. Four leaders of the Columbus Viet Nam Day Committee were arrested Friday morning for charges including suspicious person, curfew violation, interfering with a police officer, and obscene language after a confrontation with officers.
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Statehouse
U. S
Viet Nam
Columbus
Eugene von Rhea
Edmond Boston
John Houser
Robert Stephen Hewes
von Rhea
Boston
Henes
Houser
Nine Die as Korean Market Blast Hits Shop
An explosion tore through a blacksmith shop in a crowded market outside Seoul. Police say nine people were killed and 30 injured. the injured were rushed to a nearby U.S. Army hospital.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S. Army
Pleasant Weekend Forecast With Warm Temperatures
The Weather Bureau predicts above normal mid October temperatures through tomorrow. Tonight's low around 60 with Sunday high near 80. Isolated afternoon thunderstorms possible in western Ohio, otherwise dry weather prevailing.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
School Student Collapses Dies in Cleveland
Cleveland AP reports Richard Joy a Mid-Park High School sophomore collapsed during rope jumping in gym class and died from unknown causes. The 15 year old had not missed a day of school in two years per his mother from Middleburg Heights.
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Richard Joy
Mid-Park
Middleburg Heights
Refugees Reach Key West After Cuban Boat Exodus
About 57 refugees arrived Friday night in four boats at Key West as part of Cuba's migration plan. They spoke of scarcity in Havana, with residents unable to obtain tires, medicine, or spare parts. Francisco Lima, 65, blamed Castro for the exodus to reduce burdens.
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Fla
Camarioca
United States
Havana
Jose
Fidel Castro
Francisco Lima
Castro
Snow Falls Across Western Mountains
Snow fell in mountain sections of the Western states with temperatures below freezing from western Montana to northern Arizona. Utah Wyoming and southern Arizona saw morning thunderstorms. Rain up to half an inch was reported in many Northeast sections and precipitation remained light overall.
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Associated Press
Montana
Arizona
Utah
Wyoming
Why Did Titan 3 Tumble
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP experts study radio data to learn why the Titan 3 upper stage began tumbling after two of ten planned engine ignitions. Officials said the test met most objectives but the loss of control could delay Titan 3 development for military space missions.
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Air Force
United States
Internal Revenue insight humor in public discourse
A witty remark plays on the IRS knowing when people are financially secure, contrasting personal ignorance with government awareness about wealth status and tax implications.
Indonesia bans activities by political groups after coup attempt
The Jakarta decision by KOTI suspends groups tied to the Sept 30 coup against President Sukarno. Observers say this could lead to outlawing the Indonesian Communist Party and affiliates. Sukarno met with his Cabinet as anti Communist campaigns continue and tensions rise.
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Indonesia
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Indonesian Communist Party
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Koti
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Maj
Gen. Ahmadi
Communist Party
pro-Peking Chinese University
Communist Trade Organization
Medan
North Sumatra
API
D. N. Aidit
Jogjakarta
Java
Aidit
Central Java
B52 raids, ground fighting spill over Viet Nam war zones
U S B52 bombers raided in Quang Ngai Province while ground forces clashed with Viet Cong across An Xuyen and U Minh regions. Government reports claim 88 Viet Cong killed in scattered engagements and 50 in a separate ambush near the Cambodian border with no confirmed government casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Guam
Quang Ngai
Ong River
An Xuyen
U Minh Forest
Simulated Tests Set For Pacific Exercises
The DoD and AEC announce simulated nuclear test exercises to be held next month in the Pacific. The tests aim to maintain facilities, manpower, and crew readiness to conduct atmospheric nuclear tests if needed. Similar exercises occurred last year near Johnston Island.
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Pacific
Department of Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
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Johnston Island
Lausche questions federal funding for local fairs and expositions
Sen. Frank Lausche argues communities use centennial and sesquicentennial celebrations to obtain federal money for local public works. He targets three projects Alaska’s 1967 Purchase Centennial, San Antonio Hemisfair 1968, and Miami Inter-American Cultural Center, warning cost could exceed 60 million dollars if approved.
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Tex
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Fla
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