Dirksen Leaders Warn Against Viet Nam Concessions
Sen. Everett Dirksen told the RNC that those proposing U S concessions in Viet Nam must specify them He warned against a South Vietnamese coalition government including Communists Senator Fulbright discussed Geneva 1954 accords as a possible basis but noted veto power in the international commission must be avoided The remarks came as Fulbright and Stevenson weighed in on endgame options and U N action with presses and broadcasts highlighting the debate over peace terms and U S strategy
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
U.S
Republican National Committee
GOP
Senate
United States
Fulbright
Viet Nam
Rusk
International Commission
Geneva
Johnson
Dirksen
House
Gerald Ford
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Bliss Urges GOP Unity Against Fundraising Splits
Chairman Ray Bliss told the Republican National Committee he will discourage separate organizations that solicit party funds. He aimed to keep financing centralized while noting his 89 days in charge since succeeding Dean Burch and referenced Goldwater’s Free Society Association.
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Washington
Ray C. Bliss
Republican National Committee
GOP
Bliss
Dean Burch
Goldwater
William Cody Kelly
Finance
Frank J. Kovac
Kelly
Kovac
Free Society Association
Campus Rioters Plead Guilty at Mass UC Trial
BERKELEY CALIF. A 40 of the 674 defendants in a mass disorder trial at the University of California pleaded guilty in the first half hour. Betina Aptheker, 20, daughter of Herbert Aptheker, was among them. Sentencing set for July 19 after probation reports. The trial, lasting over a month, began with a municipal judge.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Bettina Aptheker
Herbert Aptheker
New York School For Marxist Studies
Miss Aptheker
South
France Milked Indochina, FDR Memo Reveals
Washington AP reports declassified papers show President Roosevelt urged France be removed from Indochina after World War II and the region placed under an international trusteeship. In a January 24 1944 memo to Cordell Hull he said France had held the area for nearly a century and milking it left locals worse off.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
Indochina
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
CAB examiner weighs cuts to Lake Central routes
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner ruled to delete Columbus and Richmond Indiana Findlay Ohio and Jackson Michigan as Lake Central stops. The decision keeps Elkins Martinsburg and Portsmouth and Lima on specific segments, reducing total network from 15 to seven with a 30 day effective date unless appealed.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Lake Central Airlines
CAB
Edward D. Stodola
Lake Central
Columbus
Richmond
Ind
Findlay
Ohio
Jackson
Mich
Stodola
Elkins
Martinsburg
W. Va
Portsmouth
Lima
Hamilton Development Contract Awarded
Arthur Beerman of Dayton won a 3.5 million contract to redevelop a one block area in Hamilton Ohio's business district. The project plans include a department store other retail stores offices and a mall with demolition bids expected next week by City Council.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Arthur Beerman
Dayton
AEC narrows field for world’s largest atom smasher site
The Atomic Energy Commission aims to pick about 15 top locations within two to three weeks for the $280 million atom smasher. Applicants include Texas cities Fort Worth and Dallas offering land gifts, Kentucky proposing bonds, and idle Army Ravenna plant in Ohio. The National Academy of Sciences will advise the final list before year-end, then the President makes the final selection.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Paul McDaniel
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tex
Kentucky
Ohio
Army
Ravenna
Indiana
National Academy of Sciences
Nebraska Grants Income Tax Without Governor’s Signature
Gov. Frank Morrison will allow a state income tax bill to become law without his signature. Nebraska, historically tax resistant, faces a possible referendum that could block the measure from starting Jan 1, 1967. Petitions with 28,905 valid signatures could place the issue on the next general election ballot.
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Lincoln
Neb
Frank Morrison
Nebraska
Tuition Tax Relief Sought by Rep Stanton
Rep J William Stanton introduces a bill to allow up to 325 deduction for college tuition and fees. He says the plan would wipe out three fourths of public tuition and one third of private tuition, detailing 75 percent of the first 200, 25 percent of the next 300 and 10 percent of the next 1000.
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Washington
J. William Stanton
Ohio
House
Stanton
Four Exposed To Rabid Skunk In Warren County
Clarksville man Junior Wuarnock aged 19 joins three others receiving anti rabies injections after a pet skunk bitten by a rabies infected animal. James Spencer of Middletown says he found the skunk on Wilmington Road two weeks ago for his children Timmy aged 11 and Vicki aged 9. The skunk died Tuesday and lab tests confirmed rabies. The children were exposed by handling the animal though not bitten. Authorities urge vaccination of pets as rabies reports rise in Warren and western Clinton Counties.
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Clarksville
Junior Wuarnock
James Spencer
Middletown
Wilmington Rd
Warren County
Timmy
Vicki
Spencer
Wuarnock
Clinton County
New I 71 Stretch Set to Open Thursday in Ohio
A new five mile section of Interstate 71 near Cleveland from Ohio 303 to Ohio 82 will open Thursday. James W. Shacknessy told the I 71 committee the project marks a step toward downtown access. Ted J. Kauer resigns as I 71 liaison to become director of the Development Committee for Greater Columbus, praised for a monumental job on I 71.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Turnpike
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio 303
Ohio 82
Brunswick
Strongsville
Shacknessy
Ted J. Kauer
Ohio Department of Highways
Greater Columbus
Kauer
Ohio Water Utilities Man of the Year Named
Shar on D. Bresler Lima Ohio utilities director was named Ohio Water Utilities Man of the Year at the American Water Works Association convention in Portland Oregon.
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Portland, Ore
Sharon D. Bresler
Lima
Ohio
Ohio Water Utilities
American Water Works Association
Early Wheat Advances In Key Varieties This Season
Farmers report delayed acreage but strong early yields with Monon variety leading as grain elevators receive mainly No 1 quality wheat. Moisture around 12.5 to 13.5 percent and test weights near 62.4 to 62.6 pounds per bushel accompany typical yields of 40 to 45 bushels per acre. Prices stand at about $1.30 per bushel, slightly above last year’s level.
Benefit concert raises funds for injured Scott Fortune
The largest local benefit gathered about 600 spectators at Wilmington Junior High auditorium raising 457.27 bringing the total to 836.46 for Scott Fortune injured in a two car collision after his May 20 high school graduation. A Scott Fortune Benefit account was opened at Clinton County National Bank and donations can be made there or by calling Mrs. George Bowman.
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Wilmington Junior High School
Scott Fortune
Fortune
Wilmington Senior High School
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Cincinnati
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Romers
Jamie Hornbeck
Steve Farrett
Wilmington College
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Carol Brewer
Rex
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Ferraris
Tradewinds
Herky Coe’s
Washington D. C
Little Macy
The
Valiants
Clinton County National Bank and Trust Co
George Bowman
WMWM
News-Journal
Wilmington Police
John Gano
Cincinnati Hospital
Northwest Ohio Weather Alert For 16 Counties
The Weather Bureau issued a severe thunderstorm forecast for a 16 county area in Northwest Ohio lasting until 8 p m EST. The threat includes possible severe thunderstorms with locally large hail and damaging surface winds across Williams Fulton Lucas Wood Defiance Henry Paulding Putnam Hancock Seneca Wyandot Allen Van Wert Mercer and Auglaize counties.
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Weather Bureau
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Northwest Ohio
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Fulton
Lucas
Wood
Defiance
Henry
Paulding
Putnam
Hancock
Seneca
Wyandot
Allen
van Wert
Mercer
Auglaize
Nations Join Peace Plea Through Satellite Telephony
President Johnson inaugurates commercial telephone service by satellite via Early Bird, relaying a transatlantic call while officials from Britain Canada and several nations join in. The 22,300 mile orbit linked Washington to Europe with expected broader adoption and FCC temporary lease rates of 4200 dollars per month for calls and up to 5245 per hour for TV during peak hours.
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Washington
Johnson
Early Bird
Atlantic
Brazil
Africa
The
Communications Satellite Corporation
European
Federal Communications Commission
Solo Ocean Flier Leaves Home Crew For London Flight
Elkhart Indiana resident Benjamin Games completed a solo Atlantic crossing and arrived in London. He left his wife Helen and their two pilot sons at home to run the family motel, trailer park, and ferrying service. The Games family also has a beagle that flies with them and another son, John Roger, age 11.
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Elkhart, Ind
Benjamin Games
Elkhart
London
Atlantic
Helen
Ben Jr
John Roger
Games
Robert
Union, Mich
Hospital Admits Teamster Hoffa for Routine Tests
James R. Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union was admitted to Georgetown Hospital Sunday for routine tests His physician said Hoffa 52 would stay two or three days at most at Bethesda based facility.
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Washington (Ap
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Georgetown Hospital
J. Blaine Fitzgerald
Bethesda
Hoffa
Weather Summary for Mrs Ethel Hayes Southwest Ohio
Partly cloudy hot and humid Tuesday with highs between 89 and 94. Tonight will be fair and warm with low temperatures from 70 to 74.
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