Pope Paul VI leads vast Fatima mass for world peace
In Fatima Portugal Pope Paul VI appeals for end to war hunger and arms stockpiling as a million worshippers fill the hillside shrine. Sister Lucia de Jesus, survivor of the apparitions, meets the pope after his sermon while rain drizzles and crowds press close along a 25 mile motor route.
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U S Jets Down Seven Mig- Is In Vietnam Air War
US Air Force pilots shot down seven Communist MIGs in dogfights over North Vietnam on Saturday, matching a war record. Phantom and Thunderjet squadrons from Thailand led the action, with reports of two more MIGs possibly destroyed and one Phantom shot down earlier. Separately US Marines and Army units battled three Communist detachments along the demilitarized zone, while artillery exchanges continued across the DMZ with uncertain casualties.
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Massive Support Our Boys in Vietnam March In New York
Tens of thousands line Fifth Avenue and Central Park in a pro war demonstration led by Fire Department captain Ray Gimmler. The crowd carries American flags, clashes occur with antiwar protesters, and Cardinal Spellman attends the reviewing stand. Medal of Honor recipient Thomas J. Kelly helps relay a flag to General Westmoreland.
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Fowler Admits Tax Surcharge Delayed Beyond July
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Fowler said the proposed six percent surtax will likely not take effect on July 1. He noted Vietnam spending may exceed the $22 billion budget and that officials cannot predict the 1968 outlays. The Business Council economists urged delaying the surcharge to perhaps October 1967.
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School Boards Group Demands Ban on Employee Strikes
The policy and program committee of the Ohio School Boards Association urges banning teacher work stoppages with penalties. It cites rising stoppages in Oklahoma spring incidents and cites districts like Marans Forest as shut down periods. The group seeks bans in any school employee bargaining law and notes two bills affecting bargaining procedures.
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Sock found ties missing Hannibal boy to cave search
A sock found in a quarry by Mark Twain Emergency Rescue Squad members on Saturday was identified by relatives of a Hannibal boy among three who disappeared three days earlier. The item was recovered near Murphy’s Cave where the youths were last seen.
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Crisis grows as Cuban led guerrillas invade Venezuela
Venezuelan authorities allege Cuban army officers commanded a landing of guerrillas at a beach east of Caracas. Two officers reportedly captured and shown at a news conference as readers of the group, while others remain at large. The government pursues charges of aggression before regional and world bodies.
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Ohio auto insurance rate hikes upheld by state official
Insurance Superintendent William Morris upheld autumn rate increases affecting about 65 percent of Ohio motorists. The decision means higher liability and collision costs, with drivers facing roughly $20 to $30 more annually when renewals come due. Critics from the Democratic Party criticized the ruling while noting the need for legal reforms in rate setting.
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Drowning Tragedy In Pomeroy Claims 11YearOld
An 11 year old boy identified as Randy Hanning fell into an abandoned coal tipple in Pomeroy and drowned Saturday evening. Witnesses saw him climbing a ladder near the Swisher Coal tipple before he vanished under the water. Rescue squads from Pomeroy and nearby towns began dragging operations as relatives recently moved from Pageville.
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Senator Percys Pacification Change Criticized
Senator Charles Percy attacked President Johnson on Vietnam pacification policy calling the transfer to military hands a step in the wrong direction. Secretary of State Dean Rusk will testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday in a private review of Vietnam policies.
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U S Soviet Clash Protest Rejected and Crime News
The Soviet Union rejected the U S protest over destroyer collisions in the Sea of Japan and cited the incident as closed. In Ohio a boy is found dead in a four foot grave behind a Munroe Falls plant. A Kansas man Armstrong faces murder charges as a body is unearthed during a parole violation hearing. President Johnson urges crime law action at a crime conference. Premier Ky warns of military action if rival runs, and United Church of Christ plans a June General Synod to push peace and racial justice. Detroit GM sales surge in early May with 253,490 cars in 10 days.
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SNCC Names New National Chairman In India Fight Speech
A 23 year old Louisianan youth replacing Stokely Carmichael as SNCC national Chairman vows no change in black power policy. He says there is no reason for black men at home or abroad to be victims of oppression, and notes ongoing discrimination. Brown, a SNCC worker, comments on violence and solidarity with Vietnam.
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Athens Tavern owners urge OU and students to avoid beer service
Inside Today notes that Athens Tavern owners want Oklahoma University affiliates and students to refrain from participating in the beer serving business. The page 2 item signals community tension on local alcohol service.
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