South Viet Nam Breaks Diplomatic Ties With France
In Saigon the military government declares it has severed diplomatic relations with France accusing Paris of aiding Vietnam’s enemies. Foreign Minister Tran Van Do says France pretends to be a friend but is not and that all future matters will be handled through French consulates.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
France
Tran van Do
de Gaulle
Sion
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Hanoi
U. S
Ban Nuoc Chieu
Food, gas shortages as Teamsters strike expands
Philadelphia area sees dwindling supplies in supermarkets as a four day Teamsters Local 107 strike affecting 12 000 workers continues. Mayor Tate calls the walkout out of control and seeks labor mediation while 17 leaders face contempt hearings.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters Local 107
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Leo Weinrott
Weinrott
International Union
James H. J. Tate
Tate
Eisenhower To Address GOP's Top Command
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will address a luncheon during a two day Republican National Committee meeting in Washington. National Chairman Ray C. Bliss announced the address as the first RNC gathering since Bliss took chair Jan 22.
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Bliss
Cincinnati
William Cody Kelly
Republican National
Ray C. Bliss
Kelly
GOP
National Finance Committee
Committee
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
National Committee
Donation adds to Scott Fortune Benefit
A Hillsboro donor gave the George Bowmans a $75 check from a trust fund for benefit of the Scott Fortune concert at the junior high school at 8 p m Sunday. A separate item describes a garage rock scene with a teen band playing loudly as authorities note underground teenage music in Wilmington.
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Hillsboro
George Bowmans
Scott Fortune
Wilmington
Balloon aims to haul logs from Canada forests in tests
The world's largest balloon, 137 feet long and 52 feet wide, with 156000 cubic feet capacity, completed its first trials at Cardington near Bedford. Designed by Leslie Speed to lift three ton logs from British Columbia forests and load them on trucks, the craft could also drag a six ton log. Speed says road-building costs and erosion risk make balloon-assisted logging appealing.
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Bedford
England
Royal Air Force Station
Cardington
Here
Leslie Speed
Canada
British Columbia
US asks for early restart of 17 nation disarmament talks
The United States urged the Soviet Union to set an early date to reopen Geneva talks on an expanded nuclear test ban and halting the spread of nuclear weapons. Officials say progress is unlikely soon due to the Vietnam War, as Kennedy pushes for nonproliferation negotiations and nuclear free zones.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S
William C. Foster
New York
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Moscow
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Johnson
U.N. Disarmament Commission
India
U.N. Disarmament Committee
Police Horse Leaves City Life for Sale
In Richmond Virginia an eight year old Palomino police horse named Ringo is for sale as city noises overwhelm him. Lt H W Chadwick says six months of exposure to trucks and cement mixers downtown failed to acclimate him to urban life.
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Richmond, Va
Ringo
H. W. Chadwick
Humphrey Visit Seen Aid To U S French Relations
Paris reports say Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's 80 minute meeting with President Charles de Gaulle is a potential turning point despite ongoing U S French rifts over Vietnam the Dominican Republic and NATO. Sources note the talk touched mutual problems and may ease discord though no resolution is in sight.
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Paris
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Humphrey
de Gaulle
Johnson
Wollensiegel Named Manager of Landmark Farm Bureau Coop
George C. Wollensiegel of Springfield named manager of the Clinton County Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative effective July 1. He succeeds Ralph Hobson after 20 years in the post and will oversee sales and service at Landmark stores and branches in Blanchester Clarksville Lees Creek New Vienna Roxanna and Sabina.
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George C. Wollensiegel
Springfield
Clinton County
Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative
Rendel Carey
Wilmington
Clinton County Farm_ Bureau Board
Wollensiegel
Farm Bureau
Carey
Landmark
Blanchester
Clarksville
Lees Creek
New Vienna
Rox
Anna
Sabina
Ralph Hobson
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ohio
Southwestern
Accord Reached on Presidential Disability and Succession
Congress, after long talks, approves a constitutional amendment on presidential disability and succession. It sets a 21 day decision window for Congress if the vice president contests a disabled president�s return and outlines vice presidency succession and vacancy rules. The plan covers voluntary and nonvoluntary disability, Cabinet involvement, and rapid vice presidency appointment.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Public utility tax funds distributed to Ohio counties
State Auditor Chester W. Goble announced that 6,821,666 in public utility tax revenues have been distributed back to Ohios 88 counties for poor relief.
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Columbus, Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Ohio
Asia Africa Parley Faces Postponement Amid Coup Turmoil
In Algiers Asian African foreign ministers favor postponing the summit as Boumedienne's coup unsettles the region. Delegations hold back awaiting home capital guidance while a preparatory committee seeks a face-saving postponement formula. Opponents plan a Friday protest in Mohamed Khemis Square against the army takeover.
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Algiers
Boumediane
Boumedienne
Mohamed Khemis
Ahmed Ben Bella
Tax Off Price Tags Lowered By Johnson Tax Cut
The federal excise tax on autos appliances cosmetics and more was eliminated or reduced after President Johnson signed the tax bill. Auto refunds will total 35 to 150 in southwest Ohio with most 50 to 60, while cosmetics and other goods show lower prices and notices of refunds mailed nationwide.
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Bob Bowman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wilmington
Ohio
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
AMA Refuses To Boycott Medicare Law
The American Medical Association rejected calls to boycott the proposed federal Medicare legislation. It warned against cooperating with any health program that interferes with a doctor’s judgment and skill. The House of Delegates supported a committee resolution to review the law’s effect and take action as needed.
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New York
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA
House
Army Honors 3 Local Men at Cincinnati Event
Three Wilmington men received certificates for outstanding community relations support to the Army Air Defense Command at a reception dinner in Cincinnati. Gen Justin W Stoll presented the honors during the June 30 retirement event attended by about 65 people from Defense batteries. Recipients were Francis Stratman of WMWM radio Vernon G Wills Wilmington College secretary and Tom J Hunter Wilmington News Journal editor. Also noted a Lima boy, 11, drowned Wednesday in Lake Hope, Vinton County.
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Wilmington
Cincinnati Defense
Army Air Defense Command
Colony
Cincinnati
Justin W. Stoll
General Stoll
Francis Stratman
WMWM
Vernon G. Wills
Wilmington College
Tom J. Hunter
Wilmington News-Journal
Joseph P. Stabler
Juvenile Officials Study Dayton Death
James Sparks 18 of Moraine is under juvenile placement after his brother Larry 22 died in a Dayton area traffic accident. Police say the shooting was accidental and James was not charged with manslaughter. investigators continue into the incident.
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Dayton, Ohio
James Sparks
Moraine
Larry
James
Robert Wood
Bureau of Juvenile Placement
Dominican Junta Seeks Changes in OAS Peace Plan
The Dominican junta demanded major changes to the OAS proposal while rebels sought only minor tweaks. Both sides agreed only on elections to be held in six to nine months with possible postponement. The junta proposed itself as core of a provisional government and urged excluding Communists, while rebels urged democratic figures. OAS negotiates.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Junta
Senators Debate U.N. Role and Korea Style War in Viet Nam
Senate debates peace efforts in Viet Nam urging United Nations intervention and a full congressional vote on sending troops. Javits calls for restraint but warns of long, costly ground war risk if combat troops are deployed and urges presidential actions require Congress approval.
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Washington
Senate
United Nations
Viet Nam
United States
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Johnson
U.N
Church
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Korea
China
Soviet Union
South
Congress
U.S
Weather Update for Mrs Ethel Hayes Ohio Clear and Mild
Ohio forecast calls for clear skies and cooler tonight with a low of 50 to 58. Tomorrow will be sunny and mild with a high between 78 and 86.
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Ethel H. Hayes
Ohio
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