Ravenna High School reopens for seniors after unrest
Ravenna Ohio. Racial tensions at Ravenna High School ease as the school reopens for seniors today. Superintendent James A Whittaker will judge progress before returning all students and aims for full return by next Tuesday if conditions hold. John Gray of Kent State Human Relations Department notes tensions have tapered since earlier trouble. Dayton Ohio. McCall's Printing Co furloughs 126 workers amid a threatened strike bringing total layoffs to 2057 as reduced work and customer reshuffling persist.
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Ohio
Ravenna High School
James A. Whittaker
John Gray
Kent State Human Relations Department
Dayton, Ohio
McCall’s Printing Co
Cincinnati
Kent State
Ohio State Ohio
Miami
U S Troop Cuts Move Up In Vietnam Conflict
The United States announces the seventh phase of troop reductions in South Vietnam, running 10 000 to 15 000 men ahead of Nixon’s timetable. Eastern Air Lines confirms plan to discontinue West Virginia service with Piedmont Airlines to assume routes via Huntington and Charleston.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
Washington
Eastern Air Lines
West Virginia
Piedmont Airlines
William Costello
Eastern
Civil Aeronautics Board
Huntington
Charleston
Democrats Push Negotiated End To Vietnam War
In a nationwide broadcast Democratic leaders urged a firm withdrawal deadline tied to prisoner releases. Six Democratic senators including Humphrey Bayh McGovern Hughes Muskie backed Nixon talks while Henry Jackson opposed a legislated timetable, calling for a cease-fire and full public accounting.
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Democratic Party
Nixon
U. S
Lawrence F. O’brien
Henry M. Jackson
Congress
Jackson
ABC
Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Birch Bayh
Indiana
George McGovern
South Dakota
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Daylight Savings Time Confusion Ahead This Sunday
Confusion time arrives again as clocks spring forward at 2 a.m. on Sunday causing possible sleep loss and schedule mix ups. People may stay up to change clocks or adjust before bed, risking lateness for church or groggy sermons.
Obituaries and Classified Fragments From Aged Newspaper
Fragmented notice segments include obituaries, television theater listings, and scattered classifieds. Readable items reference local names and venues while other lines remain unclear.
Ohio universities bolster student communication after campus unrest
Ohio state universities have expanded channels to speak with students as they strengthen campus security and outside support plans. A AP survey finds demonstrations likely at several campuses before year end while Kent State prepares to mark last year’s student deaths.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Indochina
Kent State University
University of Akron
Lancelot Thompson
University of Toledo
Kent
Wright
Ohio University
Viet Vets End D C Protest After Court Ruling
Vietnam Veterans Against the War end a four day protest in Washington after a series of legal battles over sleeping on the Mall. Judge Hart condemned executive actions while police prepared for weekend rallies as Am Vets and supporters planned to stay through the weekend.
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Washington
White House
Vietnam Veterans
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart
Hart
Gray
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Avenue
Phillip Lavoie
North Dighton
Mass
Lavoie
Americal
Mall
America
American Planes Continue Attacks in North Vietnam
A flight of U S fighter bombs attacked antiaircraft batteries 125 miles south of Hanoi after a reconnaissance plane was fired upon. It marked the fifth protective reaction strike inside North Vietnam this week, the deepest raid north of the DMZ since last November.
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Saigon
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Quan Lang
Vinh
U.S. Command
Three Soviet Cosmonauts Launch Soyuz 10 Into Orbit
Three cosmonauts Vladimir Shatalov Alexei Yeliseyev and Nikolai Rakuslov aboard Soyuz 10 launched from Baikonur at 2 45 a m 6 45 p m EST into earth orbit. The mission aims to rendezvous with the unmanned Salute station with docking possible in a future step toward a manned space laboratory.
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Baikonur Space Complex
Central Asia
Tass
Moscow
Saluts
Manned Orbital Space Laboratory
West Germanys
Bochum
Heinz Kaminski
Orbital Laboratory
Vladimir A
Shatalov
Alexei S. Yeliseyev
Nikolai Rukavishkov
Salute
Kaminski
Baikonur
C&O-B&O Signs 9.5 Million Pact to Join AMTRAK
Cleveland AP Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio signs a 9.5 million entrance fee to join AMTRAK as May 1 passenger service begins. Merger with Norfolk and Western canceled due to Central Railroad of New Jersey and Boston and Maine bankruptcies and Reading weakness. Watkins cites 1969 intercity deficit and 5 million labor protections over two years.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio - Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Amtrak
Norfolk and Western Railway
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Boston and Maine
Reading
Hays T. Watkins Jr
C&o-B&o
National Rail Passenger Corp
Kins
Watkins
Calm Rules Haiti After Duvalier Death
Haiti remains mostly calm after the death of President Francois Duvalier. Jean Claude Duvalier, aged 19, gains public support from the armed forces and leaders while Max Dominique and his wife Marie Denise are seen as likely behind the scenes power. Burial is planned under Roman Catholic rites with a life-term presidency in effect.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois
Papa Doc” Duvalier
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Duvalier
Max Dominique
Dominique
Marie Denise
Jean-Claude
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Cuba
Jean- Claude
Ford Saylor touts Action Adts used car sale
Dean Sayers of Amesville Route 1 praises Action Adts which sold his 1963 Ford quickly. He quotes that action is what counts and urges others to try the service.
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Dean Sayers
Amesville
Action Adts
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