Apollo 9 Launch Postponed Three Days Over Colds
Apollo 9 is delayed three days to Monday due to colds among Command pilots Air Force Col James A. McDivitt and Col David R. Scott and civilian Russell L. Schweickart. Dr. Charles A. Berry cites overwork and inadequate rest as factors heightening illness risk in the high training schedule.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Charles A. Berry
Air Force
James A. McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickart
Berry
Space Agency
Frank Borman
Nixon Taps France For Western Peace Drive In Paris
In Paris Nixon appeals to President de Gaulle to join a united Western effort for a just lasting peace. He stresses listening, shared goals, and a new path beyond old disputes as rioting erupts and security tightens around the capital. Meanwhile Eisenhower is reported ill with pneumonia in Washington.
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Paris
Nixon
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Rome
France
Europe
America
Communist Party
Vietnam
American Express
Pan American Airways
Hilton Hotel
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Italy
United States
Mariano Rumor
Soviet Union
Piazza di Spagna
Chigi Palace
Teaching Hour Minimum Proposed by Ohio Legislature
The bill would require professors to teach at least 15 hours weekly, widening the rift between Ohio state universities and lawmakers. Chancellor Millett declined to comment but signaled plans to respond at the regents meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Regent
John Millett
Two Persons Placed on Probation by Athens Judge
Athens judge sentences two individuals after admitting guilt and placing them on probation. The brief filing notes their offenses and the court's disciplinary action as part of the local crime report.
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Athens
Institute For Regional Development
Ohio University
Ohio
NTN
Paewes
Ohio Crime Commission Opposes Rhodes Public Safety Plan
The Ohio Crime Commission rejects moving under Governor Rhodes and seeks a basic independent status. It endorses parts of Rhodes' safety plan but argues the commission must remain autonomous with an investigative arm in the attorney general’s office. Brown signals possible disagreement with the report.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Crime Commission
Paul W. Brown
Rhodes
Crime Commission
Atty
William B. Saxbe
U. S
Brown
Saxbe
Bureau of Consumer
Attorney General's
Commission
Department of Public Safety
Attorney General
Division of Investigation
American Civil Liberties Union
Tempers Flare as Mason School Board Meeting Turns Violent
District 1359 and Mason County Bus Drivers clash with the board over wages and scheduling after a month-long stoppage. A pencil thrown by board member Bill Withers injures Dr. Leonard Brown, who vows charges. Supervisors and drivers trade demands on pay and training, with talks continuing.
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Mason School Board
Point Pleasant
Mason County Board of Education
Broad
Transi Union District 1359
Mason County Bus Drivers Local 1339
Bill Withers
S. Brooks Smith
Smith
Leonard Brown
Mattheny
Whama High School
Point Pleasant High School
Abbott
Bend
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Leonard Stern
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California
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John H. Glenn
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Peace Officer Training Council
Office of Civil Defense
James Abbott
The
Transit Union
Withers
Julius Matheny
Gop
John Brown
Ralph Welker
Ohio University Inn
State House
Abraham Lincoln
Ken Steinhoff
Republican Party
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