Global scattered brief updates from Canberra to Prague
Australia searches for James Earl Ray amid U S cabled tips while Australian entry records are checked. A Columbus TV cameraman is beaten at Ohio State University. France reports heart transplant patient Clovis Roblain dies after a successful operation. Mrs. Humphrey undergoes routine pelvic surgery in Bethesda. Yale reappoints Rev. Coffin as chaplain amid draft-resistance case. Leroy Paige seeks Missouri state office after baseball career. A Hillsboro shooting leaves one officer dead and another wounded. Prague announces purges of old officials and outlawing wire tapping.
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Canberra
Australia
James Earl Ray
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ray
Eric Starvo Galt
Unclear OCR About Ohio Open House and Local Crime Mention
Fragmentary clipping notes an open house in Southeastern Ohio and a cracked case at Buchtel. Mentions county club and page references with sparse details about Xavier and a Saturday record.
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Southeastern
Ohio
Buchtel
York
Southern Ohio
Xavier
Rockefeller Urges Asian Council to Stabilize Vietnam Policy
Rockefeller calls for reversing Americanization of the Vietnam war and proposes a council of Asian nations to promote economic progress and stability. He seeks Saigon leadership development, local government protection, broader South Vietnamese governance, and a settlement that emphasizes Southeast Asia’s freedom and security over territorial control.
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Pnelphia
APV
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Council of Asian Nations
New York
Saigon
Vietnam
World Affairs Council of the
Southeast Asia
Richard Mc Nixon
Republian
Cincinnati High School Demonstrations Lead to Suspensions
Demonstrations by students, largely Negro, spread to Courter Tech Hughes Woodward and Aiken in Cincinnati with 11 arrests at one school. Police reported marches at other schools as district officials suspend students involved in protests amid prior sit ins at Withrow and Woodward.
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Cincinnati
Withrow
School Board
Education Center
Courter Tech
Hughes
Woodward
Aiken
Paul Miller
Miller
Trustees Order Probe of OSU Student Acts
Ohio State University trustees in a special meeting ordered an investigation into last Friday's administration building incident. A new set of student conduct rules was also approved for study. About 74 Negro students participated in the lock in and protests, with no arrests. campus security remained tight as trustees debated discipline and hearing rights.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
John Ketterer
Canton
James W. Shocknessy
Bridge Probe Report To Be Made Thursday
Federal officials and the press will view the Silver Bridge remains at the assembly yard in Point Pleasant on Thursday for a progress report on the Dec 15 collapse probe. Some bridge sections are reassembled in Henderson field while underwater parts remain to be studied for clues and missing bodies possibly trapped in debris.
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Point Pleasant
Assembly Yard
Silver Bridge
Ohio River
Henderson
Forces Clash Third Day In Northeast Vietnam
In northeast South Vietnam US and South Vietnamese troops report heavy combat for a third day. Casualties include 43 Americans killed and 221 wounded, 6 South Vietnamese killed and 17 wounded. Marine Division units near Bone Ha engage a sizable NVA force as air and artillery bombardments continue.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
3Rd Marine Division
Bone Ha
PMNS
Vil
Still No Classes Columbia Faculty Split In Support Of Strike
Columbia University remains open with no regular classes as 300 senior faculty urge reflection. About 125 members of an ad hoc group voted to respect a student strike, while faculty of about 4 400 were split on backing the action amid campus clashes. Police moved 1 000 officers onto campus after nightlong demonstrations left injuries and hundreds arrested for trespass and related charges.
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New York
Columbia
J. Michael Nichols
Rockefeller Wins Massachusetts Presidential Primary
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller wins the Republican primary as write-in upset over Volpe. Sen. Eugene McCarthy leads the Democratic ballot with about 50 percent. Nixon and Nix on trail for Republican votes. Kennedy and Humphrey follow McCarthy for the Democratic slate. New state law awards all delegates on first ballots to Rockefeller and McCarthy respectively. Republican results show Volpe leading in initial returns with Nixon and Rockefeller trailing, while McCarthy dominates Democratic votes with Kennedy and Johnson close behind.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Tuesdla
Victogay
Gev
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Eugene J. McClarthy
Minnesota
Volpe
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Amost
McCarthy
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
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