U. S. Farmers Lose Millions In Drought Damaged Crops
AP survey details widespread drought impact from New England to the Rockies. Counties declared disaster areas in Kentucky New Mexico and Wisconsin report aid. states like Illinois Iowa and Oklahoma note declined yields and water restrictions. Thousands of acres lost hay corn and pastures. dairy and livestock costs rise.
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Taylor Arrives in Honolulu En Route to Saigon
Maxwell Taylor U.S. ambassador to Viet Nam landed in Honolulu for a brief layover after meeting President Johnson. Aides said he would spend most of the day there before continuing to Saigon later tonight.
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Convince Reds Of Losing Vietnam Aggression
U S officials say a negotiated end to the Vietnam war may come only after Red China and North Vietnam accept that they are backing a losing aggression. Amb. Maxwell Taylor returns to Saigon after talks at the White House and State. Taylor cites a stable Saigon government and a clean-up of guerrilla forces near Saigon as near-term goals.
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Philadelphia Papers Endorse Johnson for President
The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News endorsed Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson for president in today’s editions. Both papers, owned by Walter Annenberg, mark the Inquirer’s first ever endorsement of a Democrat for president.
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Abbe Lane Plans Marriage After Divorce
Singer Abbe Lane says she will marry Hollywood agent Perry Leff after his divorce. Lane, who divorced Xavier Cugate three months ago, confirms plans to wed Leff in New York when he obtains a divorce.
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UAW Uses Chrysler Pattern to Press Ford Demand
UAW President Walter Reuther takes the Chrysler in principle deal to Ford aiming to match or better it after securing fringe benefits and a possible 400 monthly pension. The agreement diverts 14 cents from pay into fringe gains with an annual improvement factor guaranteeing a minimum wage rise.
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Seven Die in Two Car Crash Near Mount Pleasant
Seven people die in a rain slick two car collision ten miles southeast of Mount Pleasant Michigan. State police say one car with six occupants skidded and plunged into the other. all aboard perished. Victims include Therie Shaeffer 17 Linda Shaeffer 15 Terry Shaeffer 2 James Shaeffer 16 Louis Davis 16 David Malloy 18 James Leonard 38. Leonard was driving home from St Louis Michigan. The youths were reportedly en route to a store.
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Goldwater Criticizes Supreme Court Over Judicial Restraint
CHICAGO AP Sen Barry Goldwater attacks the Supreme Court for lacking restraint criticizing its reapportionment ruling and school prayer decision He argues lawmaking should stay with legislatures Congress and common law courts rather than nine justices This wraps up his first week of campaigning with a Rockford speech and weekend return to Washington.
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President Johnson to get Vancouver whale memento
Alderman Aeneas Bell-Irving proposes a whale themed gift for President Johnson when he visits Vancouver next Wednesday. If Moby Doll cannot be shown, a silver miniature is suggested. The 20 ton killer whale Moby Doll resides in a sea pen at an old wharf after capture nearby.
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Campaign pledge signed as Burch and Bailey clash over TV ad
In Washington the national chairs of the Democratic and Republican parties signed a Fair Campaign Practices pledge. The clash arose when Republican Dean Burch charged a Democratic TV spot with libel for an atomic imagery sequence. Democrat John Bailey defended the ad and invited committee review.
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Bellotti Upsets Peabody to secure Massachusetts governor nomination
In a stunning upset in Boston Lt. Gov. Francis X. Bellotti defeated incumbent Gov. Endicott Peabody to win the Democratic nomination. Bellotti led with 348,165 votes to Peabody's 319,802 as returns from 1,891 of 2,008 precincts were reported.
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Gas Fumes Prompt Trench Battle in Oneonta
City crews dig 20 foot trenches along Main Street to locate a gas line leak causing fumes that forced a church to close several times over two months. Fire officials and workers coordinate efforts to seal the leak and vent toxic fumes. Local residents monitor air quality as workers progress.
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East German scientist seeks asylum in United States
A 53 year old Berlin born nuclear physicist Heinz Barwich formerly deputy director at the Joint Nuclear Research Institute in Dubna and later head of East Germany central institute for nuclear research at Rossendorf has defected to the West and been granted asylum in the United States. Details of his flight path and future plans remain undisclosed. In Jacksonville Florida President Johnson plans a first hand look at Dora damage after declaring Georgia and Florida major disaster areas. A Federal team toured the area as residents clean up amid fear of Hurricane Ethel. Dora caused tens of millions in damage with no direct deaths reported. Ethel was tracking toward the U S mainland with uncertain path. continue page four.
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Rumors of Coup in Saigon Reach Weekend
Rumors of an impending coup or upheaval circulated in Saigon with officials fearing trouble over the weekend. Reports linked a Catholic backlash to recent Buddhist and student criticisms as Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh fired eight senior officers. The government charged Cambodia with aiding the Viet Cong, warning of grave consequences and implying Cambodia’s support to Saigon’s enemy.
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Greek Turkish Tension Flare Over Cyprus Food Shipments
Ankara warns it will deliver food to Turkish Cypriots Tuesday and vetoes interference. In Nicosia defense minister Georgadisis says any landings at Kokkina would be opposed, while Greece accepts shipments to the blocked area if duties are paid and port is government controlled.
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Ex-Watertown Mayor Killed In Car Crash Near Route 37
Watertown former mayor William G. Lachenauer, 53, was killed when the car he rode in left Route 37 north of Watertown and struck a tree. His brother, George W. Lachenauer, 47, Water town Fire Chief, drove and was in fair condition with internal and head injuries at Mercy Hospital. Lachenauer served two terms as mayor from 1956 to 1963 and is survived by his widow and two children.
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Billy Rose Divorced From Fifth Wife Doris Warner Rose
In Reno Nevada Doris Warner Rose won a divorce from Billy Rose on the ground of extreme cruelty. The couple wed March 1 making this the fifth marriage for the showman.
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Senate Eyeing Redistricting Compromise Amid Court Ruling
In Washington a compromise backed by President Johnson and Senators Javits and McCarthy gains momentum as supporters say adoption odds are better than even. The plan urges delaying court ordered reapportionment and replaces Dirksen’s rider that seeks a one year delay or constitutional amendment.
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