Akron curfew ordered after racial disturbances
Akron Ohio imposes a citywide curfew from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. supported by 450 national guardsmen with orders to shoot if necessary. Mayor Ballard declared a state of emergency as nearby Barberton and Cleveland Walls also restrict activity. Ohio Adjutant General DeCorse said troops are armed and will shoot if individuals do not stop when ordered. The emergency law bans guns and incendiaries with penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail or both.
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Brijay
John 5. Ballard
Barberton
Cuyahoga
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Sylvester de] Corsa
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Inisi
Farm Labor Bargaining Rights To Be Asked
Sen Morrison A Williams of New Jersey will offer an amendment to a four year extension proposing union rights for farm workers. He plans to lead the amendment as the Senate starts debate on the farm measure with discussion expected to begin Friday.
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UPI
Morrison A. Williams
D- N.J
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AHS Publishes 1968 Little Chief Magazine and Contest
The 1968 edition of Anderson High School's Little Chief magazine features 60 pages of student writing and art edited by Sam Mudd Mike Kinerk and Mark Brown with editorial staff and printing crew listed. The issue includes a semiformal run of sports and literary items, plus a note on a federal highway rule affecting post 1968 car imports and safety concerns amid broader unemployment context.
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Wis
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Valeria Ziegenfuss
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Calif
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English
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Jan Anderson
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Mike Bales
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Ann Baldwin
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Carol Brundage
Pam Denny
Keith Hinton
Jeni Merkel
Anita Mills
Debby Newby
Linds Norris
Michele Zuckart Netett
Doug Searal
Don “Bastine
Mike Parkes
Scott Slick
Donald Hays
Russell Hays
Vickie Hughes
George McBurrows
Angie Narvod
Jack Winton
Facity
Czechs Ready to Defend Borders as Soviet Ties Tense
Czechoslovakia pledges to defend borders against direct Soviet intervention to halt liberalization led by Dubcek. officials in Prague say as many as 25,000 Soviet soldiers and 1,000 tanks may still be in the country, with talks planned between Czech and Soviet parties. U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk says Washington is not involved.
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Russia
Communist Party
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Hha Creek Velare Movement
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Tex
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Moscow
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Peither
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