American Captain Killed in Viet Nam Action Near Quang Ngai
UPI reports an American army captain was killed and another captain injured during a South Viet Nam operation against Viet Cong near Quang Ngai. The death raises U S fatality totals to 46 since 1961 with about 12,000 Americans in country amid Buddhist political-religious tensions near Hue. Thich Thanh Tue, 17, self immolated outside a Hue pagoda in protest against government policies, fueling anti-government demonstrations and possible further unrest.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Quang Ngai
U.S
Womes
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
House committee OKs tax cuts to start Jan 1 1965
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 19 to 4 to cut personal income taxes starting January 1 1965. Kennedy proposed reductions would average about 20 percent and cost the Treasury about 9.5 billion in revenue. Net relief likely below 8 billion. Debate over corporate tax cuts looms as Kennedy seeks 10.6 billion total relief.
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UPD
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Wellington Board Names Wallace P Coleman Principal
Wellington High School appoints Wallace P Coleman as principal as officials at the 108th Lorala County Fair kick off promise the biggest and best yet with planning continuing for land purchases. Elyria council sees decision on additional land for first state fair home project.
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Wellington Board
Wallace P. Coleman
Wellington High School
Dimmer
Lorala County
Racial demonstrations flare in Chicago and Elizabeth NJ
Defiant integrationists climbed power poles and lay on railroad tracks while clashing with police. At least 47 were arrested in Chicago and 46 in Elizabeth as mobilized protesters opposed mobile classrooms seen as enforcing de facto school segregation. A teen and a Wisconsin gunman staged hours aloft on poles. Civil rights activity spanned Houston Columbia and Los Angeles with officials warning on local self rule and medical association leaders moving to end discrimination.
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Chicago
Elizabeth
South Side
Wisconsin
Milllion
Houston
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Columbia
D. C
Henri Monteith
University of South, Carolina
Los Angeles
American Medical Association
AMA
AEC chief Seaborg backs limited test ban pact
In Senate hearings Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg affirmed that the United States can continue weapons development including warheads for missile defense under the limited test ban treaty. He urged consideration of future modifications to permit above ground peaceful nuclear energy use and stated AEC labs would stay ready to resume atmospheric tests if the Soviet Union violates the pact. Defense Sec. McNamara also argued the treaty would not hinder anti missile system work.
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AEC
United States
Glenn T. Seaborg
Senate
University of Cali
Nfornia
Soviet Union
Seaborg
Defense Atomic Support Agency
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
University of California
Sen
Rourke KB
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations
Joint Atomic Committees
McNamara
Foreign Relations, Armed Services and
Joint Atomic Committee
Pentagon
Northeastern Ohio Weather And Legal Rulings Report
Cloudy skies in Northeastern Ohio give way to clearing, with cooler temperatures and a high near 70. Thursday remains fair and cool. A separate Ohio appellate ruling limits Probate Judge Brenneman’s jurisdiction in the Ely trust dispute, with ongoing trustee removal motions and emergency repair costs cited by both sides.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Myron Brenneman
Wooster
William A. Ely
Arthur
Helen” Ely
Ely
Brenneman
First National Bank of
Elyria
Ohio Supreme Court
Carl V. Weigandt
Kingsley Taft
Alfred Alexander
Court of Appeals
Lorain County
Harold
Ewing
First National Bank
Lorain Votes May Bond Plan Amid Filing Delays
Lorain considers a May ballot for a 5.3 million sewer and storm sewer bond package after election officials flagged late mailings and missed filing deadlines. Mayor Woodrow Mathna backs placing the issues on May ballots if legal, as auditors note the August 7 deadline and previous defeats. County board says the plan could hinge on submitting at a May special or primary election.
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Lorain
Woodrow Mathna
Cerk
Lila Black
Lorain County Board of
Ilegal
Sutes
M. Norman Frank
Bitter defense of Gesell report splits House over race policy
A landmark dispute in the U S House centers on the Gesell report Initial Report Equality of Treatment and Opportunity for Negro Personnel Stationed Within the United States and a July 2 McNamara directive. Democrats and Republicans clash across state lines about off base segregation and on base integration with public quotes from Rivers Hebert Hall Sikles Wyman and Passman highlighting fears of a military dictatorship and political pressure.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Robert McNamara
United States
Ohio
California
Michigan
New York
McNamara
Missouri
New Hampshire
Iowa
Wisconsin
Secretary of Deferme
House
Gesell
Congress
Congressional
L. M. Rivers
D-S. C
P. F
Hebert
D-La
Damoclea
Speaker
America
United
DD. G. Hall
R-Mo
Rivers
Uranium agreement urged after Moscow test ban
U S negotiator Charles C. Stelle proposed an immediate accord with Russia to halt production of fissionable material and redirect stockpiled uranium to peaceful uses. He framed it as a logical follow up to last week’s Moscow treaty banning atmospheric, outer space, and underwater nuclear tests, saying such steps are feasible now and beneficial to all parties.
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Geneva
UPD
United States
Russia
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
lT-nation Disarmament Conference
West Berlin Riots Mark Wall Anniversary Clash
West Berlin mobs clashed with police for four hours along the Communist wall on the sec erd anniversary of its erection. About 3,000 youths attacked a U S Army car and a Communist diplomatic limousine at Checkpoint Charlie, mauling photographers Robert Lackere bach and Peter Boultwood, and injuring an unknown number of voters. Police intervened to protect the diplomatic car occupants amid widespread fighting.
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Robert Lackerebach
Black Star Agency
Peter Boultwood
American Broadcasting Company
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