Two Antiwar Bills Introduced in Senate Action Gathers Pace
Senate Democrats press for immediate war funds cutoffs unless Paris peace talks yield a settlement by Jan 20. Two bills, Brooke Cranston and McGovern Hatfield, seek 60 day cuts, amid White House warnings and stalled hearings on bombing effects.
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House
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Henry Kissinger
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House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Vietnam War shellings rise as campaigns enter third day
Saigon reports 97 enemy attacks in the 24 hours ending dawn, with most in Mekong Delta villages and district towns. Government says 96 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in four clashes while four soldiers are dead and 23 wounded. North Vietnam accuses U S of aerial reconnaissance ahead of new actions.
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Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon Command
Demilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
Mekong Delta
North Vietnam
United States
Nhan Dan
U.S
Hanoi- Haiphong
Shovel Crossing Reopens I-70 After Protester Watch
Two massive Hanna Coal shovels crossed Interstate 70 near Barnesville Ohio to move into Egypt Valley ending a highway closure. About 60 protesters watched from a hill as the machines eased onto coal fields, with security kept tight and no arrests reported.
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Hendrysburg
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Hanna Coal Co
Gilligan Backs Hayes in OSU Battery Charge Issue
Ohio State President Harold Enarson says OSU will investigate the circumstances behind the battery charge filed against football coach Woody Hayes in Pasadena. Gov. Gilligan backs Hayes as blown out of proportion and suggests apologies might settle the matter.
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Ohio State
Harold Enarson
Woody Hayes
Pasadena
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Hayes
State Sundry Claims Board
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Unemployment Steady as Jobs Rise in Announcement
Washington AP reports 280,000 more Americans employed lifting total to 82.8 million while unemployment holds at 5.2 percent of the workforce. The government released the monthly figures as the jobless rate stays flat.
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Washington
Airport security measures expand to 500 airports
Washington reports new procedures to screen all passengers and inspect carry on items and handbags at about 500 airports. The Air Transport Association urges travelers to arrive earlier to allow for longer inspection times and potential delays.
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Air Transport Association
Change In Charge Slips After Prostitution Sting
In Richmond two undercover officers arrested a burly woman for offering services for 13 dollars. The 200-pound 6-foot suspect was booked on prostitution but records later show the charge changed to misrepresentation when a man was found.
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Richmond
Classified fragment provides brief notices and ads
A munged clipping shows miscellaneous classified items and editorial notes with partial legible words and scattered phrases. It hints at notices, comics, obituaries and ads but lacks full names, dates or locations to identify specific items.
Steubenville Teachers End Three Day Strike Over Pay
Steubenville public schools reopened after a three day walkout over pay. A tentative agreement set a two step raise to 6700 for bachelor base February 1 and 6900 September 1, with details awaiting board action and teacher ratification.
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Steubenville
Wallace Hall
Ohio Education Association
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Ohio
Toledo
Massillon
Cleveland
Brecksville
Massillon Education Association
Kleindienst backs freedom of sources in most cases
Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst said reporters sources should be protected in 99.9 percent of cases. He noted rights are not absolute and suggested Congress consider legislation, with the press proposing ideas for government comment.
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Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Justice Department
Congress
Rhodes Hints At Possible Governor Bid And Senate Run
Former Ohio governor James Rhodes told reporters he will reveal his political plans by February 1 and did not rule out a U.S. Senate race. He indicated a gubernatorial run is possible and said he would seek a constitutional ruling if he dodges a second term. Rhodes emphasized vocational education and noted his development firm employs 22. His remarks came during events with the Capital City Young Republicans and the Ohio Association of Fair Managers.
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Ohio
James Rhodes
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Young Republican Club
Ohio Association of Fair Managers
Ohio Supreme Court
Senate
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Saxbe
John Gilligan
Ing
North Vietnam
James A. Rhodes
Harrod Residents Return To Homes After Train Derailment
Harrod Ohio residents returned home after a Erie Lackawanna freight derailment caused a fire and explosions. A 14 year old girl Betty Sherard was killed by debris. Several cars burned and tanks holding anhydrous ammonia exploded. Fire personnel delayed full suppression to avoid spreading chemicals.
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Betty Sherard
Don Shrider
Erie-Lackawanna
Bernard
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