Young Attacks Johnson in Vietnam War Critique
UPI report from Columbus features Sen. Stephen M. Young D Ohio condemning Johnsons Vietnam policy as gravest American presidential mistake. He cites advisory levels under Eisenhower and Kennedy, urges replacement of Westmoreland with Gen. Creighton Abrams, notes CIA activity, praises Black soldiers, and says he will back Johnson if nominated.
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Young
Eisenhower
Vietnam
Kennedy
John
Son
William Westmoreland
Johnson
U.S
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Rockefeller calls meeting to guide GOP presidential search
Governor Nelson Rockefeller summons about 25 Republican leaders for a strategy session on the Republican nomination. He stresses noncandidacy but signals leadership in selecting a candidate possibly aligning with his own potential run. He hinted at Oregon primary May 28 as a possible entry point.
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UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Oregon
Reds Intensify Khe Sanh Attack
North Vietnamese artillery hit Khe Sanh as heavy fighting raged along the DMZ near Dong Ha and Da Nang. Marines reported multiple battlefield kills while U S and South Vietnamese forces inflicted heavy casualties on opposing forces. Civilian casualties and executions linked to the Hue battle were also reported by the U S mission.
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South Vietnam
Dmz
Khe Sanh
Gia Linh
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Polish Students Clash With Police Over Censorship
Thousands of Polish students marched and sang for freedom and democracy clashing with police for a second day. Riot squads used tear gas and clubs as protests grew after a Friday night clash over a censored play. University turmoil marked by police invasion, a historic event in Polish campuses.
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Warsaw
UPI
Air Force captain convicted for refusing Vietnam mission
UNNON AFB New Mexico UPI Captain Dale Noyd age 34 was found guilty of disobeying a lawful order after he refused on religious grounds to fly a training mission with a Vietnam bound student pilot. He faces penalties from 5 to 5 years at hard labor as decided by a nine man court martial in under 90 minutes.
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Unnon Afb
N.M
UPI
Dale Noyd
Weather Outlook with Mild Temperatures and Sun Data
Cloudy forenoon then clearing and mild today with highs in the 50s to 60s. Partly cloudy tonight into Sunday with cooler temps in the 40s. Norwalk Friday temps 37 to 59, humidity readings and no precipitation reported. sunrise 6 50 am sunset 6 27 pm. Deaths listing Ione Hartzell 76 Willard.
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Contractor May Go To Court On EHOVE Job
The rejected Raywood Construction Co. which bid 902000 for EHOVE phase II faces possible legal action after EHOVE Education Board chose Jennings & Charella Construction of New London with 923600. Board cited defects in bidding. Raywood contends the bid issues are technical and not real reasons for rejection.
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Norwalk
Frederick F. Waugh
Raywood Construction Co
Rocky River
New London
Jennings & Charella Construction
Waugh
Ehove Board of Education
Raywood
EHOVE
Kaywood Company
Reflector
Creighton Christ
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Senate approves sweeping civil rights housing bill
After seven weeks of debate the Senate backs a broad civil rights package by 61 to 19 advancing a measure outlawing housing discrimination in most dwellings and expanding federal protections against racial violence. A final Senate vote was expected as a formality before a House decision.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
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Girls Treated For Dog Bites In Wakeman
Two Wakeman girls received tetanus shots at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a family dog bit Karen Balogh 9 on the left thigh and Cindy Bursley on the left hip. The dog, vaccinated as a puppy, must be confined 10 days for rabies check.
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Wakeman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Rudy Balogh
Zenobia Road
Karen Balogh
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Cindy Bursley
Ray Bursley
Baloghs
Huron County Department of Health
Dixon
Collins
Bank promotes Hakes Fries to new cashier roles
Allen W. Hakes and John L. Fries receive promotions at Citizens National Bank after a Feb 22 board meeting. Hakes becomes cashier and assistant trust officer with 14 years at the bank and banking education from Madison and Bowling Green. Fries is named assistant cashier after seven years at the Southside branch and banking courses from Ohio School of Banking and the American Institute of Banking. James Maitland named head teller at the Southside branch.
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John L. Fries
Citizens National Bank
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Fries
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Wis
Bowling Green University Extension
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Southside
Ohio School of Banking
Athens
American Institute of Banking
James Maitland
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