GOP Cynics Attack LBJ Non-Political Speech Trip
President Johnson travels to New York and New England to meet Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, while critics call the trip a political ruse aimed at helping vulnerable House freshmen. The week features labor strikes, Viet Nam fighting, urban reform talk, and a volatile Washington hearing on antiwar measures.
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Johnson Seeks Great Society Amid RI Civil Rights Tour
President Johnson campaigning through New England urged that full rights for African Americans must be paired with civil peace. Speaking at the University of Rhode Island he argued Molotov cocktails threaten civil progress and stressed unity as a single nation. He outlined plans to advance Great Society goals, fight poverty, curb pollution, and support freedom in Vietnam while stressing peaceful protest.
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New England
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Maine
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Franklin D. Roosevelt International Park
Samphirelle Island
New Brunswick
Indians to See Missile Movies at Navajo Fair
White Sands officials will show a film with a Navajo dialect soundtrack during the September 8 to 11 Navajo tribal fair in Window Rock Arizona. The film explains Army Pershing missile reentry tests flying over the reservation from Green River Utah to White Sands New Mexico.
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Green River
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Weather Outlook Across Ohio and Northeast Collision News
Cooler air grips Ohio with 50s in the north and mid 60s to 70s in the south. Toledo 53 Cleveland 61 Youngstown 55 Cincinnati 70 Columbus 63 Marietta 67 near dawn. A cold front south of the river brings possible thundershowers tonight and Sunday as it moves north. Everett Pa. bus crash kills Flodd Wise, 39, of Danville Ohio. Phoenix ends 50 day 100 degree streak as rain falls. high hits 98.
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Weekend Lake and Park Tour in Ohio's Mans area
A Tuscarawas County Auto Club tour highlights Mohican State Park near Loudenville with a 545 acre Mohican State Forest section and a 1000 by 300 foot gorge. It covers Pleasant Hill Lake on Rt 95, Muskingum Conservancy District lakes with cabins, Charles Mills Reservoir near Mifflin offering fishing and boating, and Knox Lake near Fredericktown. Mansfield area features Malabar Farm tours, Kingwood Center Gardens, a historic block house and courthouse, plus Emmett birthplace monument in Mt. Vernon.
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Ohio
Daily Reporter
Tuscarawas County Auto Club
Mt. Vernon
Mohican State Park
Loudenville
Mohican State Forest
Pleasant Hill Lake
Muskingum Conservancy District
Charles Mills Reservoir
Rt. 30
Mifflin
Muskingum Lakes
Ram Don Pedro wood carving linked to E. I. DuPont
A 19th century ram carving named Don Pedro belonged to E I DuPont and was preserved with linseed oil. The column cites RC marks on porcelain, Rosenthal and Reinhold Schlegelmilch pieces, and notes on Lord's Supper bread plates. It mentions Mason and Hamlin organs, M Welton clocks, and dated antique labels.
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E. I. DuPont
China
Prussia
Reinhold Schlegemilch
Suhl
Germany
Rosenthal Factory
Hagley Museum
Wilmington
Delaware
Whale's Owner Left in Lurch
Seattle aquarium owner Ted Griffin says he lost money on Namu the killer whale. He owes $50 000 plus other personal funds after Namu died July 9 at Griffin's aquarium. Namu was the first killer whale to survive more than a few days in captivity.
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Ted Griffin
Namu
Griffin
Canadian
Griffin's Aquarium
Week in Business Stocks Hit Worst Fall in Years
The stock market endured its worst weekly drop in over four years with the AP and Dow Jones indicators sinking sharply. Trading volume rose to 32.6 million shares as blue chips across electronics, airlines, and office equipment led the declines.
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New York
APY
Wall Street
Associated Press
Wall
Eastern Airlines
Wainwright Birthday Celebrations Highlight Local Families
WAINWRIGHTMr and Mrs Guy Sciarini hosted Michael 16th birthday dinner guests included Jack Floreani Joe Polsinellis and Jerry Polsinelli of Akron. Rev Fr Robert Manning and Michael’s godparents Francesconis joined Sunday. Other visitors: Charles Griffin family Maddalena Elaine Sciarini and Terrie Peacock’s 10th birthday party with friends. Nearby trips featured the Berlendis and Dona zetti families touring Niagara Falls and Canada while Pete Cardani hosted visits in Wheeling and Pittsburgh. John Peacock invites 4-H girls to a sewing club with a church hall gathering and a possible slumber party.
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Wainwright
Michael
Jack Floreani
Joe Polsinellis
Jerry
Akron
Robert T. Manning
John ‘Francesconis
John Peacock
Haddisor
Dover Fairgrounds
Classified Ads Pay Off
A source quotes optimism about personal finances from movie talk. The speaker notes that if a current film featuring a whale is a big success, he could break even on Namu in about five years.
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