University president search unsettled amid rumor of Sowle selection
Ohio University board chairman Fred H. Johnson said no decision has been made on a new president. The Cincinnati Enquirer had reported Dr Claude B Sowle of the University of Cincinnati College of Law was chosen and offered a contract around 40000 dollars. Johnson said Sowle is only one of several candidates under consideration ahead of the May 12 board meeting.
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Nixon plans drastic retaliation for attacks on US intelligence
Washington sources say President Nixon pledged swift, warningless retaliation for any strike on US intelligence ships or personnel. The move follows a Sea of Japan incident with 31 American lives lost, underscoring the drive to expand electronic surveillance and monitor Soviet and Chinese activity.
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Vietnam peace talks stall as parties study strategy
Paris reports say North Vietnam and the Viet Cong Front are reexamining tactics, with expectations that talks will stay stalled while they study options. Observers cite perceived stalling and indecision by the North and the Front as key factors shaping the current impasse.
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Stage second protest against CUTEW OUTS
Inside Today reports a second protest against the administration's actions with focus on ongoing civil rights demonstrations. The article highlights community tensions and calls for continued civic engagement. The piece notes broader racial issues impacting society and mentions page references for related coverage.
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North Vietnamese Build Gun Emplacements Near Laos Border
North Vietnamese forces construct large concrete gun emplacements near the Laotian border in the central highlands to harass forward U.S. bases. American officers report recent American air strikes damaged three guns, but heavy antiaircraft fire makes missions hazardous. The fortifications include rail tracks and steel doors, signaling a new level of weaponry despite intensified bombing. Ban Het, 24 miles west of Kontum, was attacked with tanks in March, but was repulsed. The United States has begun transferring 20 A37 jets to the South Vietnamese air force at Nha Trang as part of de-Americanization.
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Overnight gas stations stay open after hotel murders
In Southwestern Ohio most 24 hour stations continue service despite a wave of attendant killings in early hours. Attendants fear for safety while oil firms plan protective countermeasures and a Cincinnati Oil Club moves toward a joint protection program.
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Governor Rhodes cools county income tax plan
Governor James A. Rhodes says he is studying finances before action on a permissive county income tax and a vendor's excise tax for education. House Speaker Kurfess pushes a bill for a mandatory one percent county tax with property tax cuts, while Rhodes disclaims ownership of the idea.
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North Koreas charges over U S reconnaissance plane incident
North Korea accused the United States of lying about the sea of Japan spy plane downing claiming the jet violated Korean air space. Lee Choon sun cited the U N armistice meeting and accused James Knapp of removing himself from the talks. In Seoul President Park reviewed Nixon statements as protests erupted in Danwon cho and Hoengsung with 5600 students rallying.
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Whites, Negroes In Clash At Cornell Parents Weekend
On Parents Weekend at Cornell University, about 40 Black students seized Willard Straight Hall while a few white students smashed a window causing minor injuries to three whites and one Black. At Atlanta University Center, trustees were released after nearly 29 hours held behind chained doors by protesters.
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