Johnson to Answer RFK At 3:30 P.M. Press Conference
President Johnson will hold a 3:30 p.m. press conference to publicly respond to Senator Robert F. Kennedy's critique of Vietnam policy. Kennedy's speech accused the administration of not doing enough for peace and heightened tensions over the war.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Esquire Magazine
U.S
Jfk
RFK
Ted Kennedy
John—John Kennedy
Red Army Aims to Crush Opposition in Canton Clash
Hong Kong papers report armed Red Chinese troops pouring into Canton to purge opposition to Mao Tse tung. The city remains tense with reports of over 100 killed or injured in a clash near Canton last week.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Canton
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
South China
Defense Department weighs straight pay for U.S. servicemen
The Pentagon is studying a shift to straight salaries from pay and allowances. The move follows a May 1 discontinuation of the cost of living differential now paid to about 8 percent of GIs in Vietnam.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
U.S
Vietnam
Ohio University faces shutdown as workers strike
Striking university workers picket around Athens buildings under court orders after President Vernon Alden warned the campus might close. About 600 of the 1,300 nonacademic staff walked off, halting deliveries of food and fuel and risking the loss of academic credit for the semester if supplies do not arrive.
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Athens
Ohio
UPI
Ohio University
Vernon Alden
Alden
State University
Ohio dairy cow sale protests low milk prices
In Tiffin Ohio farmers from eight counties sold 59 dairy cows to slaughterhouses in a protest organized by the National Farmers Organization. The aim was to push up prices by reducing milk sales. A prior sale here moved about 100 cows. no further local sales are planned. Similar events have occurred in other areas.
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Tiffin, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
National Farmers Organization
Farmer’s Organization
Elyria Woman Burned To Death In Home Fire
Mrs. Russell Jones, 49, was burned to death in an Elyria Ohio home fire early today. Authorities said faulty wiring started the blaze and she was alone at the time.
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Elyria
Ohio
UPI
Russell Jones
Plane shot at Terre Haute linked to gunman
FBI officials determined a man target shooting in strip mine pits caused a bullet to rip through an Lake Central Airlines plane as it neared Terre Haute Indiana for an unlisted landing. The agency ruled the incidents were coincidences prior to identifying the shooter.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Lake Central Airlines
Federal Bureau of Investigation
LCA
Terre Haute
Sunny Warmer Today With Clear Sky Outlook
Weather brief notes a sunny day with warmer highs in the upper 30s and a clear night with low mid 20s. Friday brings fair skies and warmer conditions. Sunrise 6 50 a m Sunset 6 27 p m. Wednesday highs near minus 36 with a low around minus 21. Births reported from multiple couples in Ton, Milan, Shiloh and Willard. Death announced for Mrs Mabel M Burkett aged 67 of Norwalk.
Year-Old County Checks Yet Uncashed in Huron County
Huron County officials report that 1965 issued checks totaling more than 1462 dollars remain uncashed as of January 1. Debtor names include Jeanne Spangler and Dana W Call. Letters were sent in January. March 15 is the cashed deadline.
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Huron County
Probate
Common Pleas
Jeanne Spangler
Dana W. Call
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas Courts
Seek Aid for Water Project Norwalk considers federal state help
Norwalk Service Director Morley Price plans a Friday trip to Columbus to discuss expanding water facilities and to review plans for upgrading the sewage plant with Health Department officials. He may be referred to the Health Department for aid options while Council Water Committee members met Toledo engineer T C Biebesheiner, who completed a water study in 1965, to see if updates are needed. Mayor Harrid Finch urged action on a water expansion, citing daily use up to 11.2 million gallons and a nightly pumping of one million gallons to catch up.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Service
Morley Price
Price
Columbus
Department of Health
T.C. Biebesheiner
Toledo
Engi
Neer
Harrid Finch
Finch
Willard Policeman Struck While Checking Traffic
Patrolman Thomas Ludban was hit by a car during routine traffic checks for a Pioneer Rubber Co. strike. Dr. William Corwin was cited for driver’s vigilance. Ludban suffered cuts and a crushed thumb but remained on duty.
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Thomas Ludban
William Corwin
Crestwood Dr
Willard Hospital
Willard
Pioneer
Calvin Fillings
Ludlan
George McClury
Tiffin Street
Myrtle Avenue
Corwin
McClury
Ludban
EHOVE Moves to Sell Bonds for Vocational School
The EHOVE Board approved selling 2.9 million dollars in bonds to finance EHOVE Vocational School with sealed bids due at 1 p.m. on April 12. The board also sought a 20 000 dollar advance from the auditor to bridge to May and debated insurance, forming a three man advisory panel or hiring a local agent, and scheduled mileage payments for the next meeting April 12.
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Milan
Ehove Board of Education
EHOVE
Creighton Christ
County commissioners study other landfills in Wooster trip
Huron County commissioners began a series of visits to study sanitary landfills in other communities. The group toured Wooster on Wednesday and will visit Garfield Heights Elyria and Lorain next week to compare equipment and methods and avoid past mistakes. Arthur Herner chairs the board and hopes to apply lessons to a county landfill planned later this year.
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Huron County
Wooster
Garfield
Motorist Injured On Pike After Car Crosses Median
A Cleveland man, Newman Conley, 27, was hospitalized with a broken jaw and possible back injuries after his car crossed the Ohio Turnpike median, ending in the westbound lanes. He was cited for unsafe operation. In Sandusky, a three car crash on the Ohio 4 bypass injured William Murphy, 26, and Clara Wendt, 67, with Murphy charged for failing to stop at a stop sign.
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Cleveland
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Newman Conley
Vermilion Municipal Court
State Patrol
Sandusky
William F. Murphy
Clara Wendt
Monroeville
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Murphy
U.S. 250
Rowland Wendt
Harold Bump
Bismark Road
Bellevue
Providence Hospital
U S Suffers Heavy Losses in Vietnam Week
In Saigon, U S troops suffered the heaviest casualties of the war last week with 1,617 killed, wounded or missing. A military spokesman reported 232 Americans killed or wounded and four missing, as Communist losses reached 1,736 dead, down from 2,449 the prior week.
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Saigon
U.S
Hawk's Attorney Plans To Appeal
Dennis Hawk of Cleveland was convicted of stabbing his wife by a three judge panel in Huron County. Attorney Walter Hite filed a motion for a new trial and said he will appeal, citing legal errors and evidence issues after Hawk was sentenced to one to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Dennis Hawk
Cleveland
Walter Hite
Hawk
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Hite
Reflector
Ohio
Greenwich Fire Chief Asked to Resign by Board
Greenwich Ohio fire board asked Maurice Fishbaugh to resign citing circumstances affecting three communities and the department. The letter, signed by Howard VerBurg Paul Enzor and Mayor Donald Kochis, requests a reply within 10 days. Fishbaugh opposes resignation stating most department members support him.
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Greenwich
Enzor
VerBurg
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