Aerial Pounding and Ground Clashes Reported in Viet Nam
American and Vietnamese air forces pounded bridges barracks and other targets in North Viet Nam as ground fighting left 27 government troops and 20 Viet Cong dead. A Marine was killed and three wounded near Da Nang. other US losses noted along with Viet Cong casualties and various engagements near Vinh Thanh Hoa Bien Hoa and Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Quang Nam
Baruch Remembered As Powerful Counselor And Philanthropist
Tributes flowed for Bernard M Baruch capital ist and adviser who died at 94 in New York His son daughter son in law and former South Carolina Governor James F Byrnes were at his bedside Vice President Humphrey lauded him as a great man Baruch rose from a $3 a week job to wealth famed for stock market insight and for funding medical research education and charity He helped fund arms readiness before World War II and led the War Industries Board during World War I He urged debt cancellation plans and remained a sought after adviser to presidents until his later years
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Mer
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Hubert H. Humphrey
Paris
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
City College of New York
Hitler
Europe
U.S. Army
Woodrow Wilson
War Industries Board
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Cooledge
Harding
Coolidge
Fourteen Die In Ohio Traffic Weekend Toll
The Associated Press reports Ohio registered fourteen highway fatalities over the weekend, part of a 22 death toll. Among the victims were two Belmont County men killed in a plane crash near St Clairsville and two Dayton men overcome by fumes from dynamite at Zane Caverns near Bellefontaine. The worst wreck was a three death head-on collision near Logan. Victims include a Canal Winchester couple and a California man.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Belmont County
St. Clairsville
Dayton
Zane Caverns
Bellefontaine
Logan
Canal Winchester
California
Rhee in guarded condition after internal bleeding
Syngman Rhee the 90 year old exiled former president of Korea remained in guarded condition in a Honolulu hospital today. He was hospitalized Saturday after beginning to bleed internally.
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Syngman Rhee
Honolulu
Republic of Korea
Navy Prop Plane MIG Duel Like War Dogfight
Lt Cmdr Edwin A Great house described a Sunday night encounter over North Vietnam as a World War I style dogfight. He and three others engaged MIGs in a brief air duel marking a personal battle for survival amid the conflict.
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Navy
Saigon
Cmdr
Edwin A. Greathouse
North Viet Nam
Dominican Workers Strike Amid OAS Peace Talks
Dominican labor leaders call a three day nationwide strike to show support for rebels. Rebels seek a provisional government and faster elections while the OAS peace plan envisions a six to nine month timeline and limited armed forces.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Luis Henry Molina
Organization of American States
OAS
Aide to Handicapped Wins National Award
An Ohioan won the Public Personnel Award of the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped. Sunday’s winner was Courtland C. Riddle, chief of counseling and services for the handicapped in the Toledo office of the Ohio State Employment Service.
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Washington
President’s Committee On Employment of
Courtland C. Riddle
Toledo
Ohio State Employment Service
Congress Studies 30 Billion Dollar Appropriation Plan
Congress considers nearly 50 billion in appropriations this week led by a 45.2 billion Defense Department bill for the coming fiscal year. A 4.2 billion public works bill precedes it as a major funding measure. Senate actions include under 50 million for the District of Columbia budget and silver coin reforms. An Interior Department funding bill over 1 billion was cleared, with other measures on excise taxes flood relief and debt limit increases also sent to the President.
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Defense Department
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Banking Committee
House Banking Committee
Congress
Interior Department
Emma and James Tie Knot at Rest Home in Southbury
Emma Francis Morey aged 91 and James John Wilson aged 86 found courage for companionship and were married Sunday at the rest home in Southbury Connecticut. Beverly Calkins who runs the facility recalled their initial fears of public mockery fading as the ceremony took place.
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Southbury, Conn
Emma Francis Morey
James John Wilson
Beverly Calkins
Flood Jolts Dodge City and Kansas River Valley
Destructive Arkansas River flood expands across eastern Colorado and western Kansas. Five mile wide floodfront hits Dodge City area with Kinsley downstream. Gov. Avery calls it a 100 year flood as National Guard monitors river. Death toll reaches 18 in region. Colorado reports 16 and Kansas two.
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Dodge City
Kan
Arkansas River
Larned
Great Bend
Colorado
Kansas
Kinsley
National Guard
William Avery
Open House Draws 600 At The General Denver Hotel
More than 600 visitors attended the General Denver Hotel open house Sunday from 2 30 to 9 p m. Board members and their wives hosted tours of the remodeled hotel as punch bowls dotted the flowered lobby and coffee shop. The rehabilitation, expected to cost over 250 000, covers the lobby dining areas restrooms mezzanine offices two private dining rooms and new guest apartment spaces across multiple floors. Stockholders and directors include Ellis C Thompson Emmett H Bailey Max H Dennis Sam Guttman Roger Johnson H K Bailey Herman Sievers.
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Denver
Ellis C. Thompson
Lebanon
Emmett H. Bailey
Max H. Dennis
Sam Guttman
Roger Johnson
H. K. Bailey
Herman Sievers
Johnson to Sign Tax Relief Today
President Johnson signs into law a $4.7 billion excise tax repeal, the second major tax cut of his presidency. He held the bill over the weekend to allow fiscal agencies time to review the legislation rushed through Congress last Thursday.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Rioters Run Rampant In Laconia After Weekend Motorcycle Event
In Laconia New Hampshire a weekend motorcycle race ended in a riot injuring about 100 people, 10 seriously. Police National Guard and local officers restored order as 5000 rioting fans were part of the scene. 40+ arrested for violating the Riot Act and jailed.
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Laconia
N.H
National Guard
Robert W. Rhodes
California
Hell’s Angels
Algiers sees new protests as Ben Bella backers clash with police
Crowds in Algiers shout for deposed president Ben Bella after Saturday coup. Troops fire in the air to scatter demonstrators including students and veiled women. Arrests during the march as authorities warn of unrest before June 29 Asian African conference opening.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Houari Boumedie
British To Hear Ohio Rock-n-Roll
Officials of the British Embassy in Washington will hear Ohio rock n roll in Washington. Six young Cavaliers from Washington Court House, students at Central Ohio colleges, perform at an association dance to warm up for the embassy event.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Cavaliers
Washington Court House
Ohio Collegiate Association On World Affairs
Robert Thompson
Harold Lindsay
Robert McCoy
Coyte Eckle
Terrence Adams
Everett Stone
AMA president decries doctor boycott of Medicare
New AMA president Dr. James Z. Appel says boycotting Medicare would be unethical and bad citizenship if enacted. Ohio doctors had urged a boycott despite his stance. Appel spoke at the AMA conference and urged doctors to cooperate if the program becomes law as Medicare would cover hospital and nursing home care under Social Security.
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New York
James Z. Appel
American Medical Association
Ohio
House of Delegates
Appel
AMA
Lancaster
Congress
House
Senate
Humphrey Reports Fruitful Paris Talks With De Gaulle
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey returns from Paris saying the talks with President Charles de Gaulle were fruitful and constructive. He noted no substantive details and expected to brief President Johnson, while stressing continued friendship between the United States and France amid Vietnam tensions.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
Humphrey
de Gaulle
U.S
United States
Weather Summary for Sunday by Mrs Ethel Hayes
The 24 hour period ending sunset Sunday shows a high of 85 and a low of 52 with morning temperatures from 68 to 81. Humidity at 10 am was 64 percent. Sunrise at 6 08 am and sunset at 8 09 pm. Ohio forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms in the south and cooler air in the north.
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Ohio
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