City Re-enters Trash Pickup Business July
The City of Wilmington resumes waste collection and disposal on July 1 after council readings pass ordinance 1085. Officials reach agreement with Good Ridance Inc. as current collectors in a bid to address rising operating costs.
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Good Riddance Inc
Good Riddance
Armco Steel
Nelson Ave
Wilmington Plaza
Lakewood Subdivision
Union Township
City and
Japan and Korea sign treaty ending sixty years of tension
In Tokyo and Seoul, Japan and South Korea signed a basic treaty plus four agreements and two protocols to establish normal relations after 60 years of discord. The ceremony featured Premier Eisaku Sato, with foreign ministers Lee Dong Won and Etsu saburo Shiina witnessing. The accords cover diplomacy, fisheries, property claims, economic cooperation, and cultural affairs, including $300 million in grants and $200 million in long term loans. Protests erupted in Seoul and Tokyo as thousands marched, prompting police action and demonstrations. The Takeshima Island status remains unresolved and will be discussed later.
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Japan
South Korea
Seoul
Lee Dong Won
Etsusaburo Shiina
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Takeshima Island
Zengakuren
U S Warplanes Strike North Viet Nam in Deep Penetration
U S fighter bombers pushed into North Viet Nam for the deepest raid yet, hitting Son La army barracks and the Van Nuoc Chien ammunition depot. Eight Thunderchiefs dropped 17 tons on the Son La complex along with 20 escorts, while another group attacked the ammunition depot. No enemy aircraft were seen and antiaircraft fire was light to moderate. A pilot bailed out near Da Nang and was rescued. In Saigon a Viet Cong terrorist died by firing squad after a failed bombing attempt on an American billet.
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U.S. Viet Policy Split Over Best Approach
In a CBS program, President Johnson adviser McGeorge Bundy defended the current Vietnam policy as the best in a difficult, dangerous situation. Opposing him, Hans Morgenthau urged withdrawal with honor, proposing a coast defense strategy and negotiations, echoing Fulbright's fall proposal.
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Washington
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Bundy
Hans Morgenthau
University of Chicago
Viet Nam
United States
Algeria
Morgenthau
CBS Televi
Parma Heights Orders Removal Of MLK Communism Billboard
Parma Heights mayor ordered the removal of a billboard linking Dr Martin Luther King Jr to communism after a law director ruled the sign illegal for lacking a permit. The applicant, Robert Annable, said he is with the Christian Conservative Society and intended to inform, not harass.
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Cleveland
Parma Heights
Paul W. Cassidy
Martin Luther King Jr
George W. Spanagel
Spanagel
Robert W. Annable
Annable
Christian Conservative Society
Vic Tooker and Company Jazz Rotary Luncheon in Denver
The RAFTER-RINGERS-Vic Tooker and Company entertained at the Rotary luncheon at the General Denver hotel with riverboat themed numbers. The group includes Vic Tooker’s parents Mr and Mrs Guy Tooker and Georgiana Hansford. Vic announced a July 1 album release titled Artful Antics of Vic Tooker and Company. Orville Davis, Clinton County veterans service director, said the office would be closed all day Wednesday in memory of Burdette Bennett who served on the soldiers relief board for 15 years.
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Orville Davis
Clinton County Veterans Service
Burdette Bennett
County Soldiers’ Relief Board
Ex Convict Seeks Old Age Pension in Cincinnati Case
Ex convict George Ernst, 77, seeks an old age pension after being freed by Common Pleas Judge Gilbert Bettman via a writ of habeas corpus. Ernst was released from Longview Hospital where he had been for five weeks after commitment from Lima State Hospital following a 1940 robbery sentence. The court ruled he was not dangerous or mentally ill and ordered his release. His attorney said Ernst can care for himself and would apply for the pension.
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Cincinnati
George Ernst
Common Pleas
Gilbert Bettman
Ernst
Longview Hospital
Lima State Hospital
Bettman
Ohio civil war flag restoration fund granted
A Columbus committee assigned to restore the Ohio military unit flag housed in the Statehouse rotunda received 4500 from the Civil War Centennial Commission to support the restoration effort.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Military Unit
Statehouse
Unidentified Space Probe Signal Heard in Bochum
The Bochum space observatory reported receiving signals since Monday from an unidentified space probe. It speculates the source could be a manned Soviet space vehicle or a Cosmos unmanned satellite as the USSR has launched 68 Cosmos satellites in two years.
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Germany
Bochum Space Observatory
Soviet Union
Military Grip Tightens in Algeria After Ben Bella Ouster
Algiers remained under military control as Col. Boumedi nne's regime dispersed protests with riot police and fire trucks. Reports say clashes in Bone may have killed at least ten, with demonstrations also in Philippeville Constantine and Oran.
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Col. Houari
Ben Bella
Bone
Philippeville
Constantine
Oran
Two Young Mass Killers Hanged in Kansas Prison
George Ronald York and James Douglas Latham, both 22 and 23, were hanged at the Kansas Prison after four years of appeals failed. Once boastful killers who described life as a rat race they showed repentance at the gallows and were executed for the murder of Otto Ziegler in Kansas while traveling a nationwide crime spree.
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Lansing
Kan
George Ronald York
Jacksonville
Fla
James Douglas Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Kansas
Ft. Hood
Florida
Tennessee
Illinois
Colorado
Utah
York
Scientists grant Mars images limited release from Mariner 4
NASA officials say only the first three of 18 to 21 Mariner 4 Mars photos will be released quickly. The remainder may be withheld for detailed study to determine if canal like structures exist.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 4
Mariner
Amazonis
Elysium
Equator
Cop-Killer Sheffield Dead After Gunfight With Police
Willie L. Sheffield, 30, who fled Macon police after killing Detective Thomas Hinson and wounding Detective T. J. Mitchell, was shot and killed by officers after a confrontation at a house in East Macon. The escape began when he allegedly attempted to pass a worthless bank check. In Aspen, Richard Howe, 21, of Hartford, Conn., remained in fair condition after six days lost in snow between towns and the Continental Divide.
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Macon
Sheffield
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Johnny H. Bennett
Thomas Hinson
T. J. Mitchell
Aspen
Colo
Richard Howe
Hartford
Conn
Thousands Flee Flood In Kansas
The Arkansas River flood forces thousands to evacuate across Kansas from Larned to Dodge City and Garden City. Rains from Colorado storms worsen damage, with rainfall peaks in Jetmore and Great Bend as crews expect further evacuations before the crest arrives downstream.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Kansas
Larned
Great Bend
Colorado
Jetmore
Dodge City
Rozel
Johnson signs tax cut wiping federal nuisance taxes
President Johnson signs a 4.7 billion tax cut ending federal nuisance excise taxes on jewelry lipstick handbags suitcases and knapsacks with the first stage cuts retroactive to May 15 for cars and air conditioners and refunds averaging about 70 dollars per car.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Ohio House Approves 197.6 Million Capital Improvements
The Ohio House passed a 197.6 million capital improvements bill 103 to 0 sending it to Gov. Rhodes. Funds fund higher education 121 million and public education 26 million, with 29 million for Natural Resources park projects and other departmental allocations.
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Ohio
Ohio House
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Natural Resources Department
Natural Resources
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Ajutant General, $148,000; Highway Safety
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Emergency Board
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
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Regents
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Lorain County Community College
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Department of Natural Resources
Wilmington
Cowan State Park
Rocky Fork State Park
Spring Valley
Unloaded Rifle Kills 15-Year-Old in Ohio
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio AP a 15 year old Gary Moritz died after a rifle he described as unloaded killed himself at South Side Hospital he had taken the gun to his sister in laws home on the West Side to cut grass and shown it as unloaded before firing it to his temple
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Youngstown, Ohio
Nathan A. Belinky
Youngstown
Gary Moritz
South Side Hospital
Gary
Shirley Moritz
Weather Forecast for Ohio: Partly Cloudy with Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Wednesday with scattered thunderstorms mainly in the northwest. Low tonight 62 to 69. High Wednesday 85 to 92.
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