Lodge quits as Gen Taylor assumes Vietnam command
President Johnson announces Lodge departure with no change in U S policy toward Vietnam and reiterates four core aims: defend Southeast Asia, keep promises, pursue peace, and treat the war as a broader freedom struggle rather than a jungle fight. He cites North Vietnam and Chinese Communists as understanding U S resolve and notes ongoing aid across agriculture, production, medicine, and development.
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Lodge
United States
Viet Nam
America
Southeast Asia
North Viet Nam
Peace stance and local court actions mix in Spring Valley
U.S. officials emphasize defense of Southeast Asian nations while local matters unfold. County Court of Common Pleas weighs reopening a club as Lorain attorney Corella says no court action yet. At Stoney's Rainbow Lanes events, locals report greens fees collected at the gate as a crowd gathers. Tarry Sr. leads the Oberlin venue while Gulowski runs Lodi Tavern.
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United States
Adam
Neal
County Court of Common Pleas
Lorain
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Ober- ‘Tm Rel
Ft. Lauder- Gale
Fla
Gulowski
Lodi St
Disputed Street Repair Stirs Local Council Debate
Miss Larkin challenged the council for lack of transparency and warned on legal consequences for improper expenditures while Knoble demanded road priorities. The dispute centered on gas tax funds and an emergency clause to repair Marcy Drive with a plan for future street work. a 3 to 2 vote approved the contract with Ohio Engineering Lorain amid contention about schedules and legality.
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Miss Larkin
Ste
Knoble
Allen Thompson
General Fund
Cornell
Marcy Dr
Nicol
Glavas
Elyria
South Amherst
Ohio Engineering
Lorain
Bliss Larkin
Three class jet service OK sought
United Airlines seeks CAB permission to operate three class non stop transcontinental jet service starting Aug. 9 with routes from Chicago to New York and west coast cities to the east. Maureen Neuberger D Ore criticized the report and backed smoking health measures as the House Committee reviews tobacco policy.
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UPI
United Washington
Air Lines
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Civil Aeronautics
Department Board
CAB
Toret Health, Education
Las Vegas
Salt Lake City
Oakland
Portland Alliance
Carna i
Seattle
Dcbi
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washingtonjand
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Ohio
Lway
Neuberger
House Commercess
Ren Harris
Deres
Surgeon General
Land Health
Manning resigns as assistant secretary of state
Robert J. Manning, assistant secretary of state for public affairs, resigned stating the job was an adventure and an inspiration to serve under President Johnson and the late John F. Kennedy. The passage discusses cigarette advertising and labeling proposals and possible regulatory moves involving the Heath, Education and Welfare department and congressional action.
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Washington
Robert J. Manning
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
FTC
Sandzys Excerpt From Lorain County Printings
In Lorain County Ohio the Sandzys and Tegel Hardassay are listed as publishers at 225 Fass Ave Eirma. Ohie. The second class mail rate is shown as 50c per week or 2 Ta per year for mail processing and single copy. Rates for elsewhere in Ohio are specified as $2350 and $2550.
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Ec Daily
Excent
Sandzys
Exd
Tegel Hardassay
Tse
Lorain County Printins & Pupishing Co
Fass Ave
Eirma
Ohie
Coun
Ohio
Ford warns UAW goals threaten to unsettle the economy
Ford, speaking in Coronado, warns that UAW demands to shorten workweeks and raise wages could disrupt the nation’s economy. He cites wage data, asserts productivity must lead policy, and urges negotiations to avoid unnecessary strain on prices and employment. He contrasts his stance with UAW leaders who defend workers’ rights and seek fair share of prosperity.
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Coronado
Calif
Eie
Miss Charlotte
Ford
Henry Ford iI
Johnson
United Anko
Bavel
American Society of Corl
U.S
Areca
Idustry
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Afl-I
Meleldely
iFord
GAW
Labor Department
Detroi
Ken Bannon
Henry Ford
Junion
Dewey Backing Scranton in Republican Convention Push
Pennsylvania Governor Scranton reports former New York Governor Dewey is meeting with people in New York and is expected to aid Scranton's bid for the GOP presidential nomination. Scranton presses Delaware and New Jersey delegation supports while Goldwater leads current commitments with 671 votes pledged or planned for others.
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Washington
UPD
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Harrisburg
Dewey
Barry Goldwater
Delaware
New Jersey
Sen
Clifford FP. Case
Goldwater
Case
John J. Williams
R-Dei
Inrsad
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United Press International
San Francisco
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rockefeller
Eugene
Ore
Oregon
Richard Schweiker
R-P2
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James A. Rhodes
John W. Bricker
Concantina
Moon bound astronauts face deadly sun flare risks
In a report to the American Medical Association, Dr. Hermann J. Schaefer warns moon missions would lack Earth magnetic protection from solar proton storms. He cites 1960 flare intensity, predicts four day advance warnings, and notes low current sunspot activity reduces but does not remove risk. He recalls Gordon Cooper’s radiation exposure over South Atlantic passes and urges careful accounting for future space labs.
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Joseph R. Hixson
San Francisco
Hermann J. Schaefer
American Medical Association
Schaefer
Earth
National Aeronautics Space Administration
U. S. Naval School of Aviation Medicine
Pensacola
Fla
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South Atlantic
South Atlantic Ocean
Capetown
South America
Gordon Cooper
Space
Cooper
Air Force
Space Laboratory
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