Rhodes Defends Vocational Education Ideas
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes argues vocational education must grow despite higher costs, comparing it to welfare and unemployment programs. In a 15 point AP Q and A, he cites high school loss and unprepared graduates, noting 97,008 students’ mix will enter the workforce unskilled. He says education must adapt to a technical age and welfare as a right. Continued on Page 4.
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Saigon Hit by Weekend Shelling Across Several Cities
Enemy shells struck Saigon and other South Vietnamese towns in early Sunday attacks. Rockets hit a Saigon precinct area and the Da Nang port base, causing fires and smoke plumes but few reported casualties. Ground action appeared limited as U S and South Vietnamese forces returned fire within minutes. A Viet Cong squad attacked a Saigon police substation and withdrew.
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Nixon Arrives in Belgium for European Tour Amid Tensions
President Nixon lands at Za ventem Airport Brussels and heads to the Royal Palace for talks with Premier Gaston Byskens and Foreign Minister Pierre Barmel. Security will be tight and public view limited as Europe faces diplomatic dissension and nationalist strains linked to De Gaulle proposals.
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Nixon Seeks Spirit of Confidence Ahead of Europe Trip
President Nixon heads Sunday on a week long European journey aiming to foster a new spirit of consultation and confidence among allies. He hopes talks in Belgium Britain West Germany Italy and France will set groundwork for future East West talks and possible Soviet engagement.
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Paris
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Vatican City
Harold Wilson
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Council of Government debate shapes Athens city outlook
A fragmented news note outlines Athens City efforts led by the Council of Government in Athens County, touching on local planning and regional cooperation. It also mentions University Theater and an International Drama Festival as cultural highlights, plus final remarks on the first graduation of Southeastern Ohio School of Practical Nursing and the Weber family maple syrup tradition.
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Ohio University
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ohio
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Tom Price
Rob Rogers
IRD
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TRD
Pentagon publicize plan to sell Sentinel ABM program
The Pentagon runs an elaborate administrative strategy to manage news on Sentinel antimissile deployment. The plan, in military regulation since last year, directs favorable articles, mobile exhibits, and endorsements by top officers to shape public opinion. The effort began after 1967 policy decisions and continues despite Nixon administrative pause.
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Kennedy assassination trial tests Warren Report evidence
In New Orleans on the Clay Shaw perjury trial, prosecutors push Warren Commission photos to undermine FBI findings on Kennedy's death. FBI expert testifies no shots traced to any site but the sixth floor of the Dallas book depository as Shaw sits as a spectator.
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