Red Guard Controls Streets In China City During Revolution
London Daily Express reporter describes Canton as swollen with Red Guards in control yet no open civil disorder. Police stay on duty with armbands, traffic limited to few trucks and buses, while underground opposition remains small but determined. Maoist slogans saturate the city as unrest grows elsewhere.
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Red Guard
China City
Ian Brodie
London Daily Express
Canton
China
Mao Tse-tung
Red Guards
Mao
Cleveland Teachers Vote On Possible Strike Today
News briefs report the Cleveland Teachers Union planned a vote on striking if no agreement is reached with the board of education after morning and afternoon talks. The item notes related labor actions and municipal worker strikes in Ohio and Kentucky, a political storefront Wallace headquarters, and a murder shooting suspect fleeing toward Kentucky.
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Cleveland —P
Cleveland Teachers Union
Board of Education
Cleveland
West Side
Ohio
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Ohio traffic deaths steady after holiday spike
The Associated Press reports Ohio’s road toll leveled to near normal over the weekend after holiday surges. At least 17 lives were lost on highways and streets from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, reflecting a grisly but typical seasonal trend.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Johns Hopkins students suspended over parody Man of the Year
Two Johns Hopkins University undergraduates, Melvin I. Shuster and Henry G. Korn, were suspended from the student newspaper after an unsigned parody titled Man of the Year listed President Johnson along with three mass killers, including Charles Whitman and Richard Speck. A hearing will be held for their defense.
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Baltimore
Johnson
Johns Hopkins University
Carl P. Swanson
Melvin I. Shuster
Henry G. Korn
Milton S. Eisenhower
Texas
Charles Whitman
Richard Speck
Chicago
Cincinnati
Eisenhower
Athens County Board names new member
The Athens County Board of Education announces the addition of a new member to its ranks. The appointment follows recent vacancies and aims to strengthen governance of local schools.
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Athens County Board of Education
Athens
Columbus
Artificial Larynx Gives Former Wounded Marine Speech
Marine Walter Lopata wounded in Viet Cong ambush speaks for the first time since his larynx was removed. Doctors at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary built a two stage implant from neck tissue to replace the voice box and restore normal speech. Surgeon Dr. William W. Montgomery called the result a complete success with future use possible for about seven in ten cancer patients needing voice box removal.
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Boston
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Lance
Walter Lopata
Lopata
William W. Montgomery
The
Infirmary
Montgomery
Army Formed Against Mao in Red Flag Report
Tokyo AP reports Red Flag says Liu Shao-chi formed a private army to defend red state power against Mao. The piece notes loyalists hold local power and must be rooted out while Maoist forces deny unity with counterrevolutionaries inside the army.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Red Flag
Liu Shao-chi
Mao
Liu
Peale
Posi
Operators' Strike Threatens 12-State B&O System
A sudden walkout by 1300 Teletype and telephone operators of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad disrupted no scheduled long haul service yet. The company planned to seek a temporary restraining order in U S District Court over job assignments for a computer operation now given to the Clerks Union. Pickets were posted across the system. affiliated Chesapeake & Ohio would not be affected.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Transportation Communication Employee Union
U.S
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
B&o
Ohio Legislators Face Full New Bill Docket
Ohio lawmakers open the third week with the House set to flood the docket as about 60 measures await action under new rules. Senate hearings include proposals to empower police to stop vehicles for inspection and to require reflectorized license plates, with quick Senate approval pending on four House passed corrections to the code.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
Ohio
House
Carl Guess
Charles F. Kurfess
R. Wood
Senate Urban and Highway Affairs Committee
Senate
Bombs Strike Oil Depot Near Hanoi
U S supersonic jets attacked the Ha Gia fuel storage area 141% miles north northwest of Hanoi after a front line day of air raids. Ground fighting persisted in the Mekong Delta as South Vietnamese Rangers claimed 74 Viet Cong killed near a camp where a massacre had been reported. A CH47 helicopter was shot down with nine aboard listed as missing.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Ha Gia
North Vietnam
Viet Tri
Air Force
Mekong Delta
Can
Rusk Faces Senate Hearing Over Vietnam Policy
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee questions Secretary of State Dean Rusk on Vietnam policy ahead of a closed hearing. Chairman Fulbright and Senator Mansfield signal doubts about U S bombing in North Vietnam as Rusk is set for a public hearing next Monday following earlier sharp exchanges.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Rusk
Temperature Trend and Lake Erie Snow Likely All Week
Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday will run 3 to 5 degrees below normal with daytime highs near the 30s north and low 40s south, overnight lows in the teens north and around 20 south. Cooler midweek with minor daily changes. Rain or snow possible near Erie with occasional flurries elsewhere as the week progresses.
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Temures
Erie
Lake Erie
McCormick Place Fire Destroys Major Exhibition Hall
A spectacular blaze at McCormick Place on Chicago’s lakefront destroyed a large portion of the 10 acre complex and up to 100 million dollars in exhibits. Firefighters battled the flames in 15 degree weather as the roof collapsed and walls fell. Officials estimated total losses from 20 to 100 million dollars with no injuries reported.
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Chicago
McCormick Place
Lake Michigan
Robert J. Quinn
Quinn
Chicago Convention Center
Edward J. Lee
Athens Woman Burned In Critical Condition
An elderly Athens woman, Miss Bridget Morley, 87, in critical condition after lighting a match in an oxygen tent at Sheltering Arms Hospital Saturday night. Two nurses, Mrs. Lurene Thomas and Mrs. Virginia Kim, were burned extinguishing the blaze as Morley suffered third degree burns over about 40 percent of her body. She was taken to University Hospital. fire officials say the oxygen ignited while she attempted to light a cigarette.
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Athens
Columbus
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Bridget Morley
S. High St
University Hospital
Charles W. Dalton
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