LBJ celebrates 58th birthday on brisk Texas tour
President Johnson, amid stops in Idaho and Colorado, celebrated in Texas with speeches at Denison and Denver campuses, urging peace with the Soviet Union while highlighting space research funding and calling for restraint in the cold war. Crowds boosted by 75,000 at Denver airport as he urged free speech and international trust.
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Chicago CR Pact Not Satisfactory To All Elements
Chicago confronts a split over Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s open housing pact with city officials as a dissident West Side group calls the accord a betrayal and plans a Cicero march. King defends the agreement while authorities prepare for possible demonstrations and enforce parade rules.
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Wallet Returns After Two Years to Detroit Man
DETROIT AP Williams Laws of Westland Michigan received a weather damaged wallet and the $115 he lost while deer and antelope hunting near Gillette Wyoming. The package included no letter and Laws hopes to find the anonymous sender to reward them for returning the items.
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Hurricanes influence global heat balance in oceans
Hurricanes help regulate the heat exchange between tropical and polar regions by stirring seawater, releasing heat into the atmosphere, and shaping global climate patterns. Their activity redistributes energy across the Atlantic and Pacific basins, influencing weather systems far beyond their paths.
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Paper's Labor Dispute Nearing Agreement
A126dayold labor dispute halting the World Journal Tribune merger paper nearly ends as union president William J Kennedy will seek ratification. Spokespersons say publication could resume by Sept 6 if terms are approved, with minor contract details still to be settled with nine unions.
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Dayton Police Capture Lebanon Escapee Harvey Bush
Dayton police reported the capture of one of two prison escapees from Lebanon Correctional Institution late Friday night on the city’s west side. Harvey Bush, 25, of Dayton, was arrested, while fellow escapee Samuel Hughes, 16, of Columbus, remained at large.
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Miners Walk Off Work At Hanna Coal Franklin Mine
About 400 workers at Hanna Coal Cos Franklin mine in Cadiz Ohio walked out Friday idling a major eastern Ohio deep shaft mine. UMW spokesman blamed a supervisor's actions for triggering the walkout. The National Park Service oversees more than 230 sites nationwide.
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Western Dems Favor Humphrey as LBJ Running Mate
Western Democratic leaders in eight of 11 states say they oppose replacing Vice President Humphrey with Robert Kennedy. They praise Humphrey and Kennedy but see no wish to dump Humphrey, with many officials noting Humphrey's broad goodwill and the Kennedy appeal as separate strengths. The group spoke during the Western Democratic Conference at Glacier National Park as they awaited Johnson's telephone greeting.
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Lausche and Young Back Wage Bill Passes Senate
Forty two Democrats including Ohio's Lausche and Young supported the minimum wage bill in the Senate in a 47 to 17 vote. In Columbus, sonic booms echoed as the 87th Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Lockbourne Air Force Base conducted an operational readiness inspection.
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Ohio Viewed Under Dem Banner Better
Ohio can do better under a Democratic administration, Bayh says at state convention. He compares Indiana's services to Ohio and urges support for Frazier Reams Jr and the Reams Team. Neipp, Reams’ Toledo ally, notes a Democratic trend as Rhodes hurts. Helen Gunsett cites 250000 new Ohio voters next fall.
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Clocks at Montgomery Ward Display Prompt Clerk Help
Confusion over store clock placement noted with two nine inch clocks visible in Paget store. Clerk staff can provide exact time. sprinkling privileges denied. dogs in town restricted by ordinance. metermen oppose dog spray. police advised for violations.
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Sidewalk Ordinance Question From 1919 1920
Dover reader asks why a sidewalk requirement for new allotments begain not enforced. The respondent says the current city administration cannot explain past actions.
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Noise complaints near Sparta Mig and Ravens Industrial
Columbia residents urge action on night noise from Sparta Mig shifts and Ravens Industrial trucks. With no village government, the writer suggests appealing to plant managers or owners for voluntary noise abatement.
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Dover City Considers Failure to Build Grade School
Letter from Mrs R Y urges a Sixth Street School to cut bus rides, but officials cite only about 100 elementary students in the area and shifting space to a full high school program. They note bussing to Park Elementary with better facilities and foresee tax relief only after a county real property revaluation in years ahead.
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