Ohio University Strike Settled University to reopen March 20
Ohio University and AFSCME Local 1699 reach a settlement ending the week long walkout by non academic staff. The agreement includes union dues check off, union recognition, grievance procedures, and no reprisals for returning workers. Classes resume Monday at 8 a.m. with employees returning to their prior positions.
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University
Leonard Sigall
Edward Dailey
The
Afscme
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Dailey
U S and World News Briefs Summary
Hong Kong reports say Red Chinese troops seized party organs and major factories in the south, while other sources note continued resistance to Mao’s purge. Lucille Pickett Williams, 50, seeks to defeat Powell in the April 11 special election to defend the two party system. The U S-Soviet consular treaty moves toward ratification as filibuster threats fail. Johnson administration reportedly backs no immediate merger of Labor and Commerce into a department of economic affairs. Ohio senators push voters to decide death penalty abolition on the November ballot. NYC teachers fear the “blackboard jungle” as over 1,000 rally in support of 79 junior high teachers who resigned over crowding and safety. Gov Rhodes returns from Asia to meet Johnson in White House.
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Red Chinese
Hong Kong
P— Canton Radio
Communist Party
South China
Mao Tsetung
New York
Lucille Pickett Williams
Adam Clayton Powell
Sak
Fifth Avenue
YWCA
Bronx
New York City
Logan City Council Sets Meeting To Decide Street Paying Plan
Local government convenes on Page 8 to set agenda for street paying program priority. Board of Trade reviews progress in industry, schools, and hospitals in Nelsonville on Page 9. MOVC All Stars selected with three teams added to WOOP Teceben on Page 16.
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Logan City
Board OF Trade
Nelsonville
MOVC
Woop Teceben
Bunker to Replace Lodge as Ambassador in Saigon
President Johnson names Ellsworth Bunker 72 to succeed Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge in Saigon. Bunker will press to stabilize a new South Vietnamese government while Westmoreland gains strengthened command and intensified ground operations. Fulbright supports swift Senate approval.
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John M. Hightower
Washington (Ap
Johnson
Ellsworth Bunker
Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bunker
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Southeast Asia
Nashville, Tenn
Ambassador Lodge
Milk Holding Action Hits Athens Area Farms
National Milk holding action announced by the NFO affects the Marietta Athens Cooperative area spanning 16 counties in Ohio and West Virginia. Farmers began withholding milk while Great Lakes Milk Marketing Federation plans to continue deliveries and meet obligations. The NFO seeks two cents more per quart and a nationwide cooperative contract. area participation is undecided.
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National Farmers Organization
Athens
Marietta - Athens
Ohio
West Virginia
Great Lakes Milk Marketing Federation
NFO
Corning
Iowa
Glenn Lake
North Branch
Mich
Great Lakes Organization
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Federation
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Earl Bailey
Athens County
Fliers Die In Ohio Crash Kills Three Navy Airmen
In Circleville Ohio a twin engine A3D Sky Warrior from China Lake Naval Air Facility California crashed in farmland Wednesday. Cmdr William L Reardon Jr Lt Cmdr R R Kormegay and ADJ 1 Boyd K Whitby died in the wreck.
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Circleville
Ohio
U.S. Navy
China Lake Naval Air Facility
Calif
Cmdr
William L. Reardon Jr
Warwick
R.I
R. R. Kormegay
Centerville
Ala
ADJ
Boyd K. Whibbey
Bridgeport
W. Va
Four Planes Downed in Vietnam Action. Pilots Missing
Communist mortar attacks hit seven positions in Vietnam as four U.S. warplanes and one helicopter were downed. Two American pilots were missing, a third parachuted and was rescued near the South China Sea. Civilian casualties included women and children. one helicopter was hit while landing near Pleiku.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
South China Sea
Delta
Joe Moch 85 Bank Leader Dies in Gallipolis
Joe Moch 85 longtime president of the First National Bank in Gallipolis died Thursday morning at Holzer Hospital. He lived at 16 State Street and had led the bank for 54 years. Survivors include his wife Celestine Walker Moch. Funeral arrangements are set by the McCoy Weatherholt Funeral Home.
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Gallipolis
Joe Moch
State St
First National Bank
Holzer Hospital
Celestine Walker Moch
McCoy. Wetherholt Funeral Home
Counter To Testimony Is Slated
Senate ethics hearings in Washington focus on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. His attorney plans to call a handwriting expert and a liquor store manager to counter testimony by former office manager Michael V. O'Hare who said he paid Dodd's bills with money orders from a testimonial fund to conceal political money.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
John F. Sennett
Connecticut Democrat
Senate Ethics Committee
Michael V. O'Hare
O'Hare
Ohio Legislature Debates Teachers Pay Increase and Union Rights
Major bills filed in the Ohio General Assembly seek higher minimum pay for teachers with master and bachelor degrees and grant public employees the right to join unions for collective bargaining. The measures include an $83 million funding plan and a new three member state labor relations board to address recognition disputes.
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Robert E. Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
House
Oakley Collins
Lawrence
Ohio Education Association
Collins
Senate Education Committee
Sen. Davis
Holcomb
Dayton, Montgomery
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Ohio University Strike
By Roger Bennett
George Lovell
Powell
Johnson Administration
Labor and Commerce Departments
Department of Economic Affairs
Ohio Senate
Oliver
Northfield
Summit
Judiciary Committee
Far East
James A. Rhodes
White House
Tee Seewee
Renee Heloise Seeeeere
Il Coes
Chauncey Glouster Logan
Middlepart
Pleasant
Pomeroy
Lodge
Cian
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Cabot
Bailey
Goodloe Dadisman
Fairmont Foods Co
Tack
Pleiku
Gallipolis Bank
President Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Jacqueline Kennedy
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