Nike X antimissile plan outlined by McNamara
The Pentagon backs a $5 billion Nike X ABM system to shield U S regions with multiple missile batteries aimed at deterring China. McNamara argues it strengthens Minuteman defenses while avoiding a fullscale Soviet-focused expansion, with Canada possibly hosting a radar site near the Great Lakes.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Red
China
Namara
San Francisco
McNamara
Canada
Canadian
Geat Lakes
Soviet Union
Joint Chiefs of Staff
UN General Assembly Opens With Middle East Top Priority
The United Nations General Assembly begins its regular session focused on Middle East issues and the Suez crisis flare up. Communist Corneliu Manescu is favored to be president as debate foreshadows difficult talks with Israel over withdrawal and peace plans.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Middle East
Assembly
Suez Canal
Corneliu Manescu
Romania
Vllies
Israel
London
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Perro
China
U.N
South-West Africa
Reagan Rules Out Campaign For President 1968
Gov. Ronald Reagan ruled out creating a Reagan for President campaign before the 1968 Republican National Convention. He said he is not a candidate but will organize in California to manage the June primary effort and lead his delegation to the convention to avoid a repeat fight among California contenders. He spoke in Sacramento days before a speaking tour to Illinois, South Carolina and Wisconsin on Vietnam and domestic issues. He said there is no circumstance that would force the convention to turn to him. He declined to say more, noting a flat no would imply candidacy.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Capitol
Illinois
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Vietnam
Frisbie Named Memorial Gifts Chairman for Heart Association
Jack Frisbie of 129 Orchard Street was named memorial gifts chairman of the Butler County Heart Association. Dr. Walter H. Roehll Jr. said the board supports cardiovascular research. Gifts are tax deductible, acknowledge families, and can be made at the office or by phone.
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Jack Frisbie
Orchard St
Memorial Gifts
Butler County Heart Association
Walter H.roehll Jr
Frisbie
U S Will Cooperate With Private Peace Probes
Washington officials say the United States will cooperate with private inquiries into Vietnam peace efforts despite disputes over Johnson era sincerity. State Department cites readiness to work with private individuals in contact with Hanoi while acknowledging secrecy cannot be guaranteed.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Vietnam
Johnson
Harry S. Ashmore
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
State Department
South Vietnam
South
William P. Bundy
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Detroit
Geneva
U.N
Ashmore State Department
Godby Jury Selection In 2nd Day
Jurors are being chosen for the first degree murder trial of Donald Mitchell Godby 40 from Butler County. A special 75 name pool includes 19 from Middletown as the second day proceeds in Common Pleas Court. The case concerns the Jan 15 fatal shooting of two year old Jackie Lynn Fields at her grandparents home.
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Hamilton
Donald Mitchell Godby
Benninghofen Ave
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Middletown
Godby
Jackie Lynn Fields
Franklin St
Lima Man Granted New Trial
Ralph K. Forsythe, 50, convicted of manslaughter in 1957, was granted a new trial by Lake County Common Pleas Court Judge Robert Simmons citing adverse newspaper publicity. The judge noted 26 articles before the trial and said Forsythe was denied due process by an impartial jury. Forsythe, moved from Ohio Penitentiary to Allen County Jail, was linked to the disappearance of Charles Conner after witnesses testified he shot him.
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Lima
Ohio
Ralph K. Forsythe
Lake County Common Pleas Court
Robert Simmons
Forsythe
Simmons
Ohio Penitentiary
Allen County
Charles Conner
Conner
Doty Parent-Teacher-Therapist Meeting on Mental Health
Dr. Martin A. Rush will discuss mental health in relation to physically handicapped children at the Doty House organization meeting in Central School auditorium Thursday at 7:30 p.m. A question and answer period follows. babysitters will be provided.
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Martin A. Rush
Doty House
Central School
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