Nixon Pressed to Decide on Viet Nam Policy
President Nixon delays budget talks in San Clemente to focus on July 1 Viet Cong peace proposal decisions. Kissinger reports no direct Viet Cong contact while diplomacy continues in Paris with Bruce and Porter poised to replace him. Nixon may fly to Washington Sunday, with possible news conference fading.
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Ohio House approves income tax bill 13-5
The House Ways and Means Committee ended an 11 week deadlock and passed a bill for a state income tax on individuals and corporations by a 13 to 5 vote. The measure heads to a floor vote later today, with a Thursday postponement possible.
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Inside Classified Sports and Obituaries Highlights
Classifieds section highlights local listings and sports notes on pages 18 and 19 while comics and TV listings appear elsewhere. Editorial and women’s pages, including obituaries, occupy pages 8 and 9 for readers.
Nationwide Bell Strike Halts Repairs Across U S
Up to 500000 Bell System workers walked out at 6 a m EDT as AFL CIO CWA unions protest wages and policy disputes. Supervisors filled in at switchboards while installations and repair services slowed or halted nationwide, with limited government essential services continuing.
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Ohio Bell Workers Walk Out In Nationwide Strike
About 18 000 Ohio Bell employees joined a national strike after rejected last minute offers. Supervisors filled key roles as operators and installers walked out at 6 am. Officials warned service would remain mostly steady but installations and repairs could lag. Local walkouts occurred in Middletown Columbus Springfield Akron and Cleveland.
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Ky Opens Vietnam Campaign Against Thieu
In Saigon Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky launches his bid to replace President Nguyen Van Thieu with an open letter accusing Thieu of reneging on promises and dictatorial tactics. Ky says he is dissociating from Thieu and will run in the October 3 election, blaming unfulfilled goals for stagnation in the war effort.
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Rostow recounts Kennedy withdrawal would widen war
In a CBS appearance Rostow says Kennedy warned late 1961 that pulling out of Vietnam would not bring peace but could trigger a larger conflict possibly nuclear. He defends Johnson on contingency planning and disputes claims from Pentagon Papers summaries. Two Beatles plan August benefit at Madison Square Garden with Ravi Shankar for displaced children in East Pakistan.
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Slaying Probe Seeks Sex Deviate In Delaware County
Police investigate the death of 12 year old Michael Klitch whose decomposed body was found in a rural Delaware County shed near the isolated area south of Columbus. Authorities say motive appears sexual and a known sex deviate may be involved. The victim had been missing since June 28 and died about two weeks earlier. He was stabbed at least once and the body was charred in an apparent arson attempt.
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House Drops CBS Contempt Citation in Pentagon Documentary Case
The House rejected a direct floor vote on CBS contempt for withholding untelevised footage from the Selling of the Pentagon. Chairman Emanuel Celler defended the First Amendment while Harley Staggers called the citation dead after a 226 to 181 vote, signaling no new contempt effort.
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Joe Clark’s rental ad Draws Quick Interest
Joe Clark of The Plains reports his ad to rent a house produced a dozen phone calls and a renter by the second day. The rapid response comes as readers are urged to buy sell rent or swap.
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