Food for Peace plan urged by Ohio Farm Bureau leaders
Ohio Farm Bureau and affiliated groups push expanded Food for Peace to buy U S agricultural products for distribution to needy nations. Vice President Humphrey acknowledged farm groups support as a tool of peace and economic development, with grain as primary target and yearly purchase estimates around 42.4 million acres needed to feed the free world.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bureau
United States
Hubert Humphrey
Ohio Farm Bureau
Free World
Humphrey
Farm Bureau
Doug R. Stanfield
Stanfield
Where to turn Oberlin group to hold meeting on Viet Nam policy
Oberlin group plans a meeting on U S policy in Vietnam to form a unit reappraising the situation. The notice appears on page 10 with broader civic items and local council actions noted elsewhere.
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Oberlin Group
U.S
Viet Nam
First Cavalry fells 1411 Reds at Chu Pong Mountain
In six days of battle near the Cambodian border, the 1st Cavalry Division said it killed 1411 Communists by body count, with estimates of over 2000 Communist dead overall. American losses were heavy, while B52 strikes and artillery continued against suspected North Vietnamese supply bases. Vietnamese Marines and infantry also fought near Saigon, with light losses reported.
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Saigon
UPI
Chu Pong Mountain
Richard A. Knowles
Chu Pong
Guam
U.S
Hiep
Gemini 6 and 7 faces delay as space workers strike
IAM AFL-CIO technicians at Cape Kennedy walk out midnight delaying McDonnell built Gemini 7 and 6 crafts. NASA revises test schedules, defers fuel cell checks, and security gates focus picketing while St Louis vote spurs nationwide action. Cape workers mostly report to other entrances.
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AL Rossiter, Jr
Cape Kennedy
UPI
International Association of
Gemini Spacecraft Workers
Afl-Cio
Cape
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McDonnell
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Washington
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
William Simkin
Spaceport
IAM
St. Louis
Capes
AU McDonnell
Moonport
Ers
Space Agency
Johnson rights conference critics press 50 percent cuts
A small protest within President Johnson's White House Civil Rights Conference urged a 50 percent cut in school allowances for welfare families. Delegates from groups like CORE ACT NAACP and SNCC criticized the event for being too planning focused and not representing grassroots Black voices, calling for action and inclusion of leaders who can implement change.
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Larain
Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
CQRE
Lawrence Landry
ACT
Marion Berry
Students Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
James Bevel
Martin Luther
King’s
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Stanley Branche
Cecil Moore
Philadelphia
W Nationals Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
McKissick
Moore
IBM
Elyrian foe vows Thanksgiving airstrip meal in Viet Nam
Viet Cong in South Viet Nam claim they will eat Thanksgiving on the airstrip housing the 262nd Assault Helicopter Co. Specialist fourth class Harry Brown, an Elyrian, retorts The hell they are. The Chronicle-Telegram prints reader mail addresses for U S servicemen, inviting holiday support from Lorain County families. Letters list names and addresses, urging gifts like cookies and Kool-Aid, with dozens of servicemen named to boost morale. The newspaper has published 51 names and continues to collect more as holidays approach.
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South Viet Nam
Harry Brown
Elyrian
Don Brown
Stafford
Chronicle-Telegram
South
Viet Nam
Hore
Shome
Lorain
County cuts school welfare allowances amid state funding shift
Welfare officials explain the move reduces monthly aid for high school and grade school students due to a state financing change effective July 1 1986. Prinz notes the county faces about 80000 more general fund cost next year as the state will reimburse welfare costs using standard plans and keep utility excise funds.
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Prinz
Vatican council approves religious freedom declaration
The Ecumenical Council passed a historic declaration affirming freedom of worship for all people with a vote around 1950 to 250. The document declares individuals may believe and worship freely without civil coercion, marking a major step for Christian unity and church-state relations.
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Rufus S. Goodwin
Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Council
Movement For Christian Council
Cleveland
Ralph Lechercal
Thej
Carl B
Stokes
Weather Outlook: Drizzly Snow Flurry Through Saturday
Forecast calls for mainly cloudy skies with light snow or drizzle at times through Saturday. Temperatures show little change with a high near 34 to 40 and a low around 0 to 4.
Cuban trained Dominican guerrillas in the Dominican Republic uprising
A U S intelligence report says at least 45 Cuban trained guerrillas joined last April’s Dominican uprising. It also cites a Cuban vessel used to ship arms and funds, charging Cuba's General Directorate of Intelligence trained rebel leaders and supported groups including the 14th of June and the Dominican Popular Movement.
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Washington
UPD
U.S
Dominican Republic
State Department
Department
Cuba
General Directorate of Intelligence
GDI
APJC
Dominican Popular Movement
MPD
Elyria educators honor a journalist and a superintendent
The Elyria Education Association gave two awards at a dinner in the Magyar United Church of Christ. Mrs. George H. Tulk received the Citizen's Distinguished Service Award for sustaining support of public education, and Elyria School Supt. George B. Smittle received honorary EEA membership for promoting school levies and teacher welfare.
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Elyria
Elyria Education Association
Magyar United Church of Christ
EEA
George H. Tulk
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria School
George B. Smittle
Richard Sharrock
Windsor School
Paul C. Hayes
Southwestern City
Ohio Education Association
Ichabod Crane
Sleepy Hollow
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Food For Peace
By Adrienne Bosworth
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
Spencer
Black River Beat
Columbia Local Board of Education
Midview Board of Education
Lorain County Trustees and Clerks Association
Randy Stevenson
Buckeye
Abby
First Cavalry
LBJ
Steven Gerstel
Turkey
Thomas VU. Sears
Fem
County Welfare Department
Gerard Prinz
Vatican Council
Elyria Education Group
Sharrock
Mrs. Tulk
DR. Smitile
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