Computer Picks Couple They Agree It’s Right
At Michigan State University a computer matched seniors Paul Nelson and Sandra Titus for a campus dance three months before their marriage. They rate the match .987 and say the machine found many similarities including toothpaste habits and conservative views. Differences arise in housing and interior decorating. They live in an MSU married students unit and note shared tastes in steak and spinach.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Paul Nelson
Sandra Titus
Nelson
Lansing
MSU
Buffalo
N.Y
Viet Ranger Battalion Enters Fierce Dong Xoai Battle
Brig. Gen. Cao Van Vien orders the 52nd Vietnamese Ranger Battalion into Dong Xoai as 1,500 Viet Cong assault the town. American casualties mount. reinforcements land and evacuations begin while helicopters fly under heavy fire. Air support swarms the area at 4 20 p m as the battle rages.
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Phuoc Vinh
South Viet Nam
Cao van Vien
U.S
52Nd Vietnamese
Dong Xoai
52Nd Ranger
Vien
52Nd Rangers
Dong Xoia
U.S. Air Force
Indiana Tax Refund Case Snafu Highlights Copy Checks
In Indianapolis a $7.90 state tax refund check sent to Louise B. Claiborne of Fort Wayne was cashed in Hawaii then returned. Claiborne endorsed both the original and copied checks thinking they were genuine and payment cleared in Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. The incident led Treasurer Jack L. New to require all duplicates be clearly marked copy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Louise B. Claiborne
Fort Wayne
Hawaii
Martin Luther King guarded by police at Wilberforce talk
Civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King Jr left Wilberforce University under police guard after a mysterious phone call warned the Klan would attack if he testified at the commencement. Sheriff Russell Bradley said King dismissed it as a prank. In Mexico five miners died and 13 were injured in a San Pedro cave-in.
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Wilberforce, Ohio
Martin Luther King Jr
Wilberforce University
India Lanier
King
Lanier
Ixtlahuaca
Mexico
San Pedro
Rhodes Aide Funds More School Aid in Ohio Plan
Rhodes administration and Ohio House leaders draft a compromise school foundation bill to add 234 million dollars over two years. New county allocations include Clinton 1.073 million and Hocking 1.095 million with Fayette 900 thousand, Pickaway 977 thousand, Van Wert 721 thousand. The plan uses 114 million in federal funds and avoids new taxes, with per pupil non local support rising to 173.22 in 1966 and 180.77 in 1967. Minimum teacher salaries would be 4500 for bachelor’s and 5000 for master’s degree holders in 1967.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
Ohio House
Richard L. Krabach
Clinton County
Krabach
Ohio Education Association
DEA
Clinton
Fayette
Hocking
Pickaway
van Wert
Banking Chief Urged to Quit Amid Policy Clash
Rep. Wright Patman urged Federal Reserve Chairman William M. Martin Jr. to resign, accusing him of challenging President Johnson and pursuing disastrous monetary policies. Martin defended his stance in a Columbia University speech, while White House talks with Johnson were planned to discuss economic policy and advisers.
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Washington
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
William M. Martin Jr
Federal Reserve
Johnson
Patman
House
Martin
Banking Committee
Columbia University
Fed
Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
White House
Graduation resumes at Moton High School in Farmville
In Prince Edward County Virginia the first public high school graduates since 1959 will receive diplomas at R R Moton High School. Twenty eight seniors graduate as the county reopened schools after court-ordered desegregation.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
R. R. Moton High School
Virginia County
U.S. Supreme Court
Dodd Attacks Viet Nam Policy Critics as Defeatists
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd denounces teach in critics of Johnson Viet Nam policy as defeatists who urge withdrawal. He cites poll splits and says a small minority, energized by ads and funds, pressures U.S. to pull back while Johnson vowed to honor commitments in Viet Nam despite costs. The White House stance on limited U.S. help follows debate on growing involvement.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Teach-In
Johnson
Dodd
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Connecticut Democrat
U.S
Viet Nam
White House
Village Officials Barred Over Filing Lapse in New Rome
New Rome Ohio faces a possible collapse of village governance as mayor treasurer and clerk face five year bans for missing campaign expense filings. The hamlet of 50 residents near Columbus lacked campaign spending and relies on write in votes.
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New Rome
Ohio
Columbus
Ester F. Stauch
Astronauts Return Home to Hero’s Welcome in Houston
Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White arrive at a hero’s homecoming in Houston. McDivitt’s birthday celebration overlaps with the reunion as families greet the space travelers after their four day Cape Kennedy mission aboard the USS Wasp.
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Houston
Tex
James McDivitt
Edward White
McDivitt
White
Pat
NASA
Patrick
Uss
Wasp
Spacewalker White
Cape Kennedy
Mayport
Fla
U.S
Auditor Poll Set for 66 in Ohio Supreme Court ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a new State auditor may not be elected until the November 1966 general election. The decision denied Thomas E. Ferguson's plea to accept his petitions to run in November to fill the late Roger W. Tracy's unexpired term. Gov Rhodes had appointed Chester W. Goble as state auditor after Tracy's death.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas E. Ferguson
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
Ferguson
Ted W. Brown
Brown
John D. Herbert
James A. Rhodes
Chester W. Goble
Weather MRS. ETHEL H. HAYES OHIO SUN SHOWER FORECAST
Northern third today will clear gradually after scattered showers and thundershowers. Highs 75 to 80 in the north and 80 to 86 in the south. Tonight clear and cooler in the north with lows 55 to 60, 60 to 65 in the south. Partly cloudy west and southwest, mostly sunny elsewhere. Friday expected little temperature change in the southwest with a touch cooler in other areas. Highs 80 to 85 in the southwest and 74 to 80 in the rest of the state.
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Ohio
He's Guilty of Mopery With Intent To Gawk
Bernado St. Bernard, 15 months old, sentenced to life in Cook County Jail for mopery with intent to gawk. He was assigned inmate No 000-065 after mug shots and a bath and held a news conference in a mud puddle.
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Chicago
Bernardo St. Bernard
St. Bernard
Cook County
BSB
Jack Johnson
James Bernardo
Criminal Division of
Circuit Court
Henry Szura
Lazy H
Fox Lake
Bernardo
Johnson
Big Bernardo
Reds Overrun Dong Xoai and Kill Soldiers in Vietnam Clash
Vietnamese forces and 1,500 Viet Cong clashed at Dong Xoai near Saigon with heavy American losses reported. At a nearby special forces camp 21 Americans were dead missing or wounded, the heaviest U.S. toll in a single engagement. Vietnamese reinforcements and air/ground attacks followed as the Battle of Dong Xoai continued amid shifting control and air strikes over North Vietnam.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Dong Xoai
U.S
United States
Cao van Vien
U.S. Army
173Rd Airborne Brigade
U.S. Air Force
North
Co Dinh
Thanh Hoa
Phuoc Long
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Rhodes Aide
Solon
Columbus, Ohio
John M. Stackhouse
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Phan Huy Quat
Sen. Dodd
Ed White
Ethel H. Hayes
Daniel J. Ryan
Reds
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