Ohio lawmakers push for state employee pay raise and budget vote
Ohio leaders prepared for a Senate vote on a state employee pay bill and a $49 billion two year appropriations plan. Committees called for hearings on key measures including self retired revenue bonds for industrial use and a Bureau of Mental Retardation. The pay bill would raise 43000 workers with a 1 percent July 1 increase and a 5 percent one year later, with certain roles receiving immediate boosts after governor signing. The minimum wage would rise to 1.40 an hour to meet the federal floor. Senators approved three bills and the House endorsed several measures, while health districts gained easier contracting authority.
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Mob Forces Hong Kong Trial Adjourns Amid Rioting
Hundreds of Chinese chanted Mao quotations forcing a Hong Kong court to adjourn the trial of arrestees from last week's Communist riots. Demonstrations and police alerts surged in Canton and Pohang as London demanded the release of about 40 detainees in Kowloon.
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Ohio college tuition rise tied to tax debate
Ohio college tuition may rise $150 to $200 annually unless taxes increase to cover higher education costs. Chancellor John D. Millett testified before the House Finance Committee, saying he personally favors tax revenue increases for long-term state needs. He noted Ohio's tuition now lags only Vermont and New Hampshire, with state schools showing wide resident tuition differences and discussing capital improvements for the coming biennium.
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Flag burning debate sparks campus testimony in Ohio
A Bowling Green State University teaching fellow Edward Morris argues against penalties for burning the American flag saying a citizen can burn a flag yet remain loyal. He says the act may offend sensibilities but does not threaten government foundations.
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Manila summit plot kept under watch after assassination scare
A Philippine spokesman said President Johnson and other leaders at the Manila Vietnam summit were under constant surveillance due to a Communist assassination plot uncovered shortly before the meeting. The alert followed reports of heightened security measures in Manila during October.
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Frankfurt Probe on Suspect in Guatemala Arrest
Frankfurt Prosecutor Joachim Richter said fingerprint analysis shows a man in Guatemala detained on suspicion of being Martin Bormann is not Hitler's deputy. The 70s man claimed the name Fabio Martinez and birthplace Umigua, arrested last week while posing as a farm worker in Guatemala.
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Athens School Board Approves 265000 Equipment Bids
In Athens, the school board greenlights 265000 for fixed equipment bids tied to a new school project. The move aims to equip facilities as planning proceeds and funding mechanics are outlined for construction.
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U S battle tempo climbs as Saigon reports heavy fighting
AP dispatch describes heavy combat on both ends of South Vietnam with Hi guerrillas killed in Mekong Delta clashes. Union losses include 11 Americans dead and (?) enemy fatalities across three northern sector engagements. Mortar and rocket fire continue around Hue and across northern provinces. Air missions over North Vietnam, loss of an FAG Thunderchief jet, and higher Viet Cong casualties reported. US Marines and paratroopers incur casualties while CSS 9th Infantry and 5th Marine Division elements conduct operations in Mehang Delta.
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Mansfield Urges Viet Issue Be Tossed To United Nations
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield presses placing the Vietnam War before the United Nations. He cites U Thant’s past discussions and Johnson’s urging to consult the UN Security Council, though Thant preferred private talks. Mansfield says the matter should be formally brought to the Security Council.
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Tariff Cuts Reached at Kennedy Round Geneva Trade Pact
After four years of negotiations the United States and major trading nations reached a tariff reduction accord within the Kennedy Round. Tariffs will fall about 35 to 40 percent on most world trade, affecting more than 50 nations and broadening export opportunities. The pact includes reciprocal cuts on about 4 1/2 percent of industrial and farm items, a higher grain price floor, and an international food aid program of 45 million tons a year funded by major industrial countries and the United States.
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De Gaulle Denounces Foreign Intervention in Asia
Paris AP report says President Charles de Gaulle condemned foreign intervention in Asia during a news conference at the Elysee. He urged the United States to withdraw from Vietnam and affirmed France will maintain independence while pursuing East West détente and stronger European unity.
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LeMay May Consider Presidential Run Amid Demand
In Mount Vernon Ohio a letter from General Curtis LeMay inspired talk he would seriously consider a bid for president if Wes asked. A local housewife and Mel Stirles Fletcher wrote to the retired general, prompting a reply from DeMas of Columbus and LeMay’s public profile as former Strategic Air Command chief.
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Supreme Court extends constitutional rights to juveniles
The high court ruling grants juveniles the same protections as adults in juvenile court proceedings. Critics, including Seattle judge Lloyd Shorett, call it a blow to reform efforts while others say procedures remain unaffected. The decision enshrines rights to notice, counsel, confrontation, self incrimination protection, transcripts, and appellate review.
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Chinese Officials Deny Chou En-lai Interview Fabrication
Beijing pushed back against reports that Premier Chou En-lai gave an interview to Simon Malley of Jeune Afrique and other African papers. The New China News Agency and the Foreign Ministry called the Chicago Daily News story a fabrication and rejected the claim.
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No Dissent Heard Among Greece as Coup Stabilizes
In Athens, Greeks in a crowded bus dodge questions about army ties as the dictatorship consolidates power. Officials claim they are not executioners, yet fear and compliance mask discontent as the regime displays paternal rhetoric while holding absolute authority.
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