Ohio Young Farmers crown two regional winners in state event
Russell Wooster of Willard is Regional Young Farmer of the Year for Ohio's north central district, while Robert L. Rager of Canal Winchester is Ohio Young Farmer of the Year. Also reports from London on NHS doctors quitting, Malaysia protestors attacking the USIS library, a Newark outbreak of diarrhea killing eight infants, a rattlesnake roundup in Texas, and President Johnson urging unity at a Lincoln Day event.
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Russell Wooster
Willard
Ohio Young Farmers and Young Homemakers
Columbus
North Central District
Ohio
Robert L. Rager
Canal Winchester
Newark
N.J
Upi
New Jersey
Newark City Hospital
Thant Urges Viet Nam Talks by All Parties Involved
Western delegations reacted with reserve to Secretary General Thant s call for talks on Viet Nam by all parties concerned. Thant in a statement urged East West negotiations and sought broad participation.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Thant
Viet Nam
Antrim Withdraws From Candidacy for Norwalk Solicitor
Antrim, the incumbent Norwalk solicitor, withdraws his declaration of candidacy petitions leaving four Republican primary contests. Frederick F. Waugh becomes the sole solicitor candidate. Antrim cites the demands of his duties as assistant prosecuting attorney and his practice as reasons for stepping down.
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Russell T. Antrim
Norwalk
Frederick F. Waugh
Antrim
Waugh
Lovelace Freed After Plea On Non Support Charge
Walter Lovelace 25, a New London area farmer, was released from Huron County Jail after pleading guilty in Common Pleas Court to a non support charge and placed on three years probation. Deputies reported he used the name Melvin Loveless to obtain a marriage license for a second wife in Sandusky while jailed on charges from his first wife who has since filed for divorce.
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Walter Lovelace
New London Area
Huron County
Common Pleas
Lovelace
Sheriff's Department
Melvin Loveless
Sandusky
Weather and local notices from The Recoul
Diminishing cloudiness and snow flurries this afternoon then mostly sunny elsewhere. Cold day with highs in the 20s and a fair, colder night with lows 16 to 23. Sunday increasing clouds and a little warmer. Marriage licenses issued to Harry J Hackett and Mary Ann Hood. Robert Wayne Messersmith and Mary Elizabeth Rose. Births and deaths listed for several individuals.
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Harry J. Hackett
Huron
United States Air Force
Mary Ann Hood
Norwalk
Robert Wayne Messersmith
Sycamore
Mary Elizabeth Rose
Rhodes Budget Increase Aimed At Ohio Education
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes plans a roughly 200 million dollar education oriented increase in state spending. The budget aims to reduce the share of the tax dollar for general government operations to the lowest level in state history while proposing about 1.4 billion dollars from the general revenue fund over the next two years. Total spending could reach about 4 billion with special tax allocations for highways and universities. Rhodes also seeks 113 million dollars more for public schools including a 200 dollar raise for teachers and standard per law adjustments.
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Ohio
Rhodes
General Revenue Fund
Promises of Strikes Amid High School Gym Upsets
In a junior high game last night Khanh promised more strikes as the crowd cheered. The Nor walk Truckers edged by Shelby by one point in a tight finish. Across the area Upsets ruled with Willard, last in the Northern Ohio League, routing Belle.
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Norwalk Truckers
Shelby
Willard
Belle
Six Kids Die in Toledo Suburban House Fire
Six sleeping children perished when a two story Toledo area home burned early today. A child escaped by leaping from a second story window and summoning help. Authorities expect child neglect charges against father James Cutshaw. mother Ora Grissom was hospitalized. Victims identified include Mary Ann Grissom 14 and four other Grissom or Cutshaw children. A 10 year old nephew also survived.
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Toledo
UPI
James Cutshaw
Cutshaw
Ora Grissom
Grissom
Mary Ann Grissom
James Grissom
Thearl Grissom
Billy Cutshaw
Robert Cutshaw
Geraldine Loy
Vietnam War Tensions Escalate In Saigon Amid Attacks
General Nguyen Khanh warned he would order more air strikes against North Vietnam if Hanoi does not halt its southern subversion. U S Ambassador Taylor said hard thinking on Hanoi’s role is likely. Viet Cong renewed attacks include a rail line mine in Thua Thien and a Bong San airstrip mortar strike as China and North Vietnam threaten further action.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Thua Thien
Binh Dinh
Bong San
China
Soviet Union
El Salvador cargo plane crashes in Hialeah killing two
A twin engine C46 of Aesa Aerolineas crashed on takeoff in Hialeah Florida striking a junk car lot and a concrete block building after attempting to return to Miami International Airport. Police recovered two bodies believed to be the pilot and co pilot. Debris included bolts of cloth and outboard motor parts as flames raged for over an hour.
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Hialeah
Fla
UPI
el Salvador
Miami International Airport
Miami
Aesa Aerolineas
San Salvador
Abel Claims Victory In Tight USW Presidential Race
Early UPI tallies show I W Abel ahead by about 4 000 votes with 2 907 locals reporting. David J McDonald disputes the counts as local returns lag and courts may decide the outcome.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers
USW
I.W. Abel
David J. McDonald
Ballyhoo
Abel
McDonald
McDonald’ S
China says U.S. raids justify strikes in South Vietnam
Communist China states that U.S. bombing of North Vietnam gives Hanoi the right to retaliate against South Vietnam with counter blows supported by Red China.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
211 Viet Casualties Occur In One Week
In the week ending, 211 American troops were killed wounded or missing in South Viet Nam as guerrilla attacks mounted. U.S. and South Vietnamese bombers retaliated against North Viet Nam. The Qui Nhon barracks attack raised the toll with four U.S. dead and 18 more believed buried. Pvt. Tommy J. Belcher, identified, was from Columbus Ohio.
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Saigon
VPI
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
Tommy J. Belcher
Mary
Columbus
Ohio
Belcher
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Melton Mowbray
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Tex
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Johnson
Albert Greiner
Wellington
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Hester Lloyd E
Guilford
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New London
Kenneth D
Houghden
Collins Carr
Fleming
Cleveland
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Pete Mohn
Taylor
Ramon Castro
Hileah
Alex Whitmore
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