Nixon Plan Presented as Parley Yet Denounced by Opponents
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge outlined President Nixon's peace plan at the Vietnam talks in Paris amid denunciations by Hanoi and the Viet Cong Lib Front. Both sides criticized key provisions while not outright rejecting the plan, with Lodge noting the opposition would consider the proposals and the session lasting 1 hour 54 minutes.
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Saigon
Washington
High Vietnam Air Loss Toll Reported by JAS Command
The JAS Command said 48 American aircraft were lost in Vietnam last week, one of the highest tolls in eight years. Losses bring total aircraft shot down or destroyed to 5,346, with 2,698 fixed wing planes and 2,648 helicopters. One American killed and four wounded.
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Marietta College Protest Ends After Court Injunction
Marietta College students end a week of demonstrations over a free speech issue after Washington County Common Pleas Court extends a temporary injunction until June 16 allowing Earl Maiman the student body president elect to attend classes.
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Earl Maiman
Berkeley clash spurs guards after park battle
National Guardsmen moved to staging areas near UC Berkeley as police clashed with hippie protesters and students in a fight over a parkland slated for athletic use. About 50 injured, two reporters hit by birdshot, 45 arrests, 18 blocks cordoned, Mayor Reagan calls loitering ban.
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University of California
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Los Angeles Times
Kiwanis Plan Tourists Center in Glouster Returns
Glouster Kiwanis Club plans to reopen a tourist information center as part of today’s agenda. The move aims to boost local traffic and provide guides to visitors.
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Glouster
Berserk plant gunman kills two at Chrysler Stamping plant
Robert K. Smith 31 of Mogadore opened fire at the Chrysler Stamping plant in Twinsburg Ohio with three guns as shifts changed. He killed two coworkers Sam S. Zucchero 57 and Vincent Bell 39 and wounded 10 before killing himself. Eyewitnesses recount the attack lasting about 15 minutes at the main entrance and lunch room.
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Cleveland
Warrensville Heights
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Wiliam Schuholz
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Charles L. Harris
Cuyahoga
Ohio fair housing bill falls one vote short in House
The Ohio House narrowly failed to pass a fair housing bill by one vote 49 to 36. supporters plan to seek reconsideration next week under a rule allowing reprise after a close defeat. The measure would ban discrimination in sale and rental of small homes and expand enforcement via the Ohio Civil Rights Commission.
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Perrysburg
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