Mass resignations resubmitted by nurses in Youngstown
U S brief reports nurses at North Side and South Side hospitals in Youngstown Ohio voted to resubmit their mass resignation notice and re sign en masse Thursday after bargaining with the Youngstown Hospital Association stalled. Also notes Pan American Airways talks with the Transport Workers Union, UN sanctions on Rhodesia, and other world briefs.
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Ohio Bobcats Open Four-Game Rugged Test
Ohio University Bobcats prepare for a challenging four game opening stretch as they await competition. details on the schedule and anticipated foes are noted in the Athens preview column.
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Allies to observe Christmas truces in South Vietnam
Scattered clashes continued as seven allied nations announced short truces for Christmas New Year and Tet. Vietnamese forces freed 14 civilians from a Viet Cong camp in the Mekong Delta. four civilians were killed in the camp and one liberated prisoner died of wounds.
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Syrian Socialists Call for Overthrow of Hussein in Jordan
Syrian Baathists in Damascus urged rebellious forces in Jordan to topple King Hussein and form a national front to wage a Palestine liberation struggle. Israel reported shooting down two Egyptian jets as Jordan-Israel border clashes continued on the anniversary of the Palestine partition. Hussein warned of a regional explosion and blamed Russian influence for tensions.
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Roni Sue Develops Breathing Problems
In Pittsburgh AP report the sole surviving Aronson quintuplet, Roni Sue, faced serious breathing trouble. Pediatrician Dr. Lee Bass said she had apnea episodes requiring stimulation to breathe, altering the previously hopeful outlook after the newborns' tragically rapid deaths of her four sisters within 56 hours of birth.
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Ohio Governor Commutes Death Sentences in Mercy Ruling
Gov. James A. Rhodes commuted the death sentences of Curtis Bellamy and Elmer Miller to life in prison and granted a 60 day reprieve for Lester Swiger. The mercy followed a State Parole Board recommendation after hearings on the $2,400 robbery and the murder of a 76 year old woman.
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Johnson Delays Decision on Tax Increase
President Johnson says a decision on asking Congress for a tax increase will come around year’s end after reviewing all facts. He notes no decision yet and cites recent budget cuts of 5.3 billion with over 3 billion in savings for the current year.
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Dirksen Backs Johnson Spending Cut Plan
Senate GOP leader Everett M Dirksen endorsed President Johnsons plan to trim spending by about 3 billion dollars, with a caveat for deeper cuts. He noted a total 5.3 billion restraint on admin programs, likely hitting anti poverty public works and foreign aid, while cautioning no final detail on where cuts will land.
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Car safety rules sent to makers for 1968 models
Detroit AP The nation’s four largest automakers received government safety proposals for 1968 cars. Dr. William Haddon Jr. said the capsule recommendations pose no major changes for now and many are already met by current vehicles. The National Traffic and Highway Safety Agency will publish detailed versions by Thursday.
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Two-China Policy Advocates Suffer Major UN Defeat
The United Nations General Assembly rejected both the bid to seat Peking and a compromise study on China's representation, pummeling advocates of a two-China policy. The 62-34 result stunned observers as Peking finished 11 votes behind the Nationalists, with criticism pointing to U.S. pressure and new African governments.
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Great Lakes States Digging Out After Major Snowstorm
Destructive arctic winds hit Michigan and the Great Lakes region as a six state cold wave spread from Montana to Nebraska. Eight German seamen were rescued from the Nordmeer off eastern Michigan as the ship broke apart after grounding. The City of Midland car ferry stranded near Ludington with 181 people aboard faced tug reassignment. A rescue team evacuated 24 elderly patients from Maple City infirmary after a storm power outage left them without heat or water. In Cleveland, 10 people died from apparent heart attacks while shoveling snow.
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Miller Wins House Seat By 4 409 In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio the final official tally from the Secretary of State shows Republican Clarence Miller defeating Democratic incumbent Walter H Moeller for Ohio 10th Congressional seat by 4409 votes Miller 56859 Moeller 52258 The First Congressional results also show Robert Taft Jr defeating John J Gilligan Taft 70366 Gilligan 62580 Temperatures are forecast 10 12 degrees below normal Thursday through Monday with regional highs and lows listed.
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Rhodes victory margin tops 700 thousand in Ohio canvass
Gov. James A. Rhodes increased his election margin to a record 703 223 votes in the official canvass. Archer E. Reilly will take office for the short term state auditor next Monday after the five day period for challenges expires. Official totals list Rhodes and other statewide and judicial races with margins and party affiliations.
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