Ohio seeks 220 million for education in two years
Ohio leaders indicate a proposed 220 million increase for education over 1967-69 beyond Gov Rhodes 4.9 billion budget. House Finance panel approved the measure 13-6 amid Democratic protests. Leaders say funds would come via balanced-budget legislation with additional revenues, targeting both primary and secondary education plus at least 60 million for higher education.
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Ohio General Assembly
Robert E. Holmes
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James A. Rhodes
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Nixon leads Romney in Harris poll for GOP nod
In New York a Louis Harris poll shows former Vice President Richard Nixon ahead of Michigan Governor George Romney for the Republican presidential nomination. Yet Nixon trails President Johnson 55 to 45 percent, suggesting GOP and independent voters may seek alternatives.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Louis Harris
Nixon
Johnson
Bid to Bain Nuptials Gathers Bain Family Theme
In Richmond Virginia Thomas Bain and Joyce Ann Bain are marrying this Saturday with a guest list featuring many Bains. The preacher organist best man maid of honor two bridesmaids and the flower girl share the same surname. About 50 Bains from each family are invited though no connection between the families is traced. Both Bains hail from Southside Virginia.
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Richmond
Thomas Bain
Joyce Ann Bain
Bain
Virginia
Today SPLIT SESSIONS discussed for city schools in Athens
Athens schools debate prompts opposition across districts as coverage highlights community reactions and proposed changes. The feature notes ongoing concerns from parents and educators, outlining potential impacts on programs and schedules.
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Athens
Point Pleasant
Hazel
Mary Hyre
Jon Webb
Bowling Green
Calm Prevails After Texas Get Tough Policy at School
In Houston at Southern University the administration imposed a stern policy to quell rioting after a policeman was fatally shot and four others injured. About 488 students were arrested. five charged with rioting with bonds set at 10000 each. Authorities noted more complaints may follow as officers maintained a large campus presence.
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TSU
Houston
Tex
Texas
Lewis R. Kuba
Eleven cars derail on New York Central freight near Rutland
Eleven cars of a New York Central freight train derailed at Meigs Siding about a mile west of Rutland. Nine cars overturned including cement hoppers chemical tankers and coal cars. No injuries. The southbound TN-6 to Norfolk Virginia wreck occurred around 4 a.m. Track ripped up and line rerouted until crews repair the tracks.
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New York Central
Meigs Siding
Norfolk
Charleston-Columbus
Mystery surrounds defector diplomat Jaynes Radvanyi
Washington officials say Jaynes Radvanyi, Hungarys chargé d affaires and the highest ranking Communist diplomat to defect in the United States, sought asylum and asked that his motives be attributed to personal reasons.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Jaynes Radvanyi
Draft Idea Roadblocks Prepared
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee blocks Johnson draft reforms by denying final say on college deferments and extending deferments only to undergraduates in good standing until degree. votes to give Congress power to veto any lottery plan within 60 days. Senate previously approved extension but opposed regional Civil Service boards and disallowing National Guard induction.
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House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Congress
Senate
National Guard and Reserve
N. Viet Attack Kills 11 Americans
In a dawn assault below the DMZ, North Vietnamese shelling killed 11 U.S. Marines and wounded 41 as 300 rounds pounded Dong Ha Gio Linh Camp Carroll and Cam Lo. Marines counterattacked from Con Thien while air and artillery strikes hit enemy positions. Weekly tolls showed 253 Americans and 1,942 enemy killed. rivals used 140 mm rockets at Dong Ha. Brig. Gen. Ike Ryan survived a direct hit.
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U.S
Demilitarized Zone
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Gio Linh
Camp Carroll
Cam Lo
North
South Vietnam
Con Thien
Ho Chi Minh
Surplus Gear Found In Vietnam War Zone
Senate investigator cites about 100 million dollars worth of U S construction equipment in Vietnam not needed for the war effort and notes untold surplus materials in the zone. Hearings planned. GAO cites waste and says some gear should go to AID for programs there. RMK-BRJ firms defend rushed buildup over planning.
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Vietnam
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Agency For International Development
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Delaware, Inc
Morris Knudson
Asia
Anti-British Protests Sweep Hong Kong Island
Pro-Communist demonstrators invade Hong Kong Island marching on Government House and daubing anti-British slogans. No clashes with police. crowds across buses and streets chant against British imperialism while protests spread from Kowloon to Macao. One youth died from a rock-throwing incident during riot violence tied to a factory labor dispute.
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Government House
Peking
Macao
Norman Sons
Johnsons Programs Face Cuts
Washington AP report notes House opposition to Johnson Great Society items as rent subsidies suffer, model cities watered down, and private mortgage sales curbed. Republicans and conservative Democrats form a counterweight, threatening racial tensions and prompting administration ire over the 200,000 low income renters affected. Secretary Weaver condemns GOP leadership for the cuts.
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Senate
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Crisis in the Mideast as Egyptian troops near Sinai
Israelis stayed calm as Egypt moved forces toward Sinai while Syria and the United Arab Republic pulled troops to borders. An Israeli army spokesman said steps were taken to counter the movement, but no further details were shared. Israeli leaders monitored developments as Nasser’s posture remained uncertain.
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Sinai Desert
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Syria
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Gamal Abdel- Nasser
Yemen
Mediterranean
Lebanon
Middle East Tensions Rise Over Syria Israel Border Clash
Move Into Desert on the northeast Jordan on the east and the United Arab Republic on the southwest. Jordan said its armed forces are on alert while Lebanon backs Syria against any Israeli aggression. Observers fear a stray shot could ignite war as Syria and Israel fought a major clash last month over disputed border farmland.
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United Arab Republic
Lebanon
George Hakim
Syria
United Nations
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Israel
Beirut
Egypt
Afternoon Tablet to Debut in New York City
New York AP reports a threepenny afternoon paper covering New York City will debut May 29 subject to no flaws. Union leaders say Daily News asked about forming a new paper or extending morning editions. Frank Walesin of Wayne Today says a pilot copy will be printed in New Jersey early next week. The venture aims to compete with the New York Post as a 24 page tabloid with a potential half million print run.
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