Kosygin vows curb as Viet Nam raid widens
The three bus-to-air strikes against North Viet Nam left U S Navy jets lost and one pilot captured. The massive raid involved about 160 U S and South Vietnamese aircraft and prompted Soviet Premier Kosygin to denounce aggression from Hanoi and Moscow.
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60 000 Crowdouts Are Ohio's New School System Problem
Robert Dowling of the Ohio Education Association told the Seneca County Teachers Association spring meeting that 60 000 pupils lack classroom space in Ohio. He urged a 1 percent sales tax to fund schools, criticized Rhodes administration for opposing new taxes, and cited education department figures showing state support around 30.6 percent.
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Ross Pepple
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Rhodes creates travel council as Ohio tourism grows
Gov James A Rhodes named a temporary committee to explore a state travel and tourist council and announced a broader information plan. A new monthly magazine The Wonderful World of Ohio is planned, likely starting in July and priced at one or two dollars per copy.
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James A. Rhodes
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India Language Change Sparks Protests Across Madras
Two Indians self immolated in Madras State over Hindi as sole official language. A headmaster killed himself at Kulitalai and a farmer set himself afire. Riots closed in, with 33 dead this week, hundreds injured, and thousands arrested as police fired on demonstrators in Madras city.
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Court Fears Loom Over United Steelworkers Election
The United Steelworkers Union presidential vote remains tight between incumbent David J. McDonald and I. W. Abel amid uncounted ballots and questions of irregularities. A district court already heard a related dispute as the steel industry awaits a new contract. Temperatures are forecast near normal with colder spells late in the week and mixed precipitation.
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I. W. Abel
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United Steelworkers of America
Rhodes State of State Speech Set for Monday
Ohio lawmakers return to work for a busy week with Gov. James A. Rhodes delivering the state of the state and budget message on Monday night. The 8 p.m. address will be broadcast on Channel 20 WOUB TV and WOUB radio. The proposed 1965-67 budget is around 4.1 billion dollars, a new high, as 274 bills and several dozen resolutions await action. The school bus bill debates split over mandatory versus permissive service to parochial and private schools. Senate sponsors push for compulsory coverage while House leaders show openness to optional provisions.
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Protests Over Chaining of Bevel in Selma Hospital Bed
In Selma Alabama the chaining of Negro civil rights leader Rev James Bevel to his hospital bed after jail transfer drew a doctor protest and the shackle was removed hours later Dr E A Maddox said Bevel was ill with a virus fever 102 The sheriff James G Clark faced criticism for forcing 160 Negro students on a three mile march and the Selma Times Journal called for an end to the street demonstrations and play acting by all involved.
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Regents Propose New College Campuses and Bond Plan
The Ohio Board of Regents backs a Dayton university by July 1 1967 and converting OSU and Miami branches. It calls for using 48 million of a 290 million bond for Cleveland State University Toledo Medical School and Dayton Miami Ohio State work. It also suggests two year branch study residency and college funding allocations.
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Dock strike persists as panel ultimatum rejected
South Atlantic and Gulf Coast longshoremen rejected a back-to-work proposal from a presidential panel. The stalled 33 day strike centers on Miami and Galveston port tensions. The panel urged an immediate return to work in the Gulf and offered mediation for unresolved issues.
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Gulf Ports
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Galveston
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Notre Dames coach Parseghian to speak at Athens sports banquet
Noted football coach Ara Parseghian of Notre Dame will address a sports banquet in Athens. The event is slated for a major gathering of local athletes and supporters.
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Crews Work To Recover Wreckage of Eastern Air Lines Plane
Sal vage crews worked to recover the twisted wreckage of an Eastern Air Lines DC7B that dived into the Atlantic Monday night killing all 84 aboard. Debris was found Thursday under 75 feet of murky water as authorities consider a near collision with an incoming jetliner seconds before the crash. The FAA will determine if the plane was already in trouble at the time.
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Storms Leave Tornadoes And Blizzard Havoc Across Regions
Storms sweeping from Texas to Alabama triggered tornadoes and heavy rain causing three traffic deaths in Alabama and widespread injuries. Nebraska and Iowa faced crippling blizzards with Omaha and Lincoln buried under deep snow. Flood alerts rose in western Tennessee while Mississippi and Ohio Valley towns endured thunderstorms. record snowfalls hit Colorado mountains with roads heavily packed.
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