Hoosick Falls backs Johnson doubling draft for Nam
In Hoosick Falls New York residents express clear support for President Johnson's plan to double the draft and send 50,000 more troops to Vietnam. Local interviewees include Jim Andrick 17 soon to be 18, George Jr. 35 and longtime civic figures who frame the war as a stand against Communism. The town chorale and veterans add context to a community divided between pacifist doubt and collective resolve.
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George E. Dougherty, Sr
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Fred Quackenbush
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Oscar Yerenton
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Ohio Assembly Ends Chaos With Short Break
Ohio lawmakers adjourn after a nine day session leaving key issues unresolved. Disagreement over school funding and a capital improvements bill stalled progress while Senate amendments and leadership concerns delayed a final adjournment until Monday August 9. Conference committees will meet during the recess as voters await decisions on aid to public schools and reapportionment.
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Hose Pepple
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Roger Cloud
Night curfew imposed for under eighteens in New Richmond
New Richmond Ohio will enact a 9 p.m. curfew for residents under 18 starting Sunday. Mayor Paul Strittmatter said the measure responds to recent nighttime false fire alarms set by youths.
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Paul Strittmatter
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