Demonstrators Threaten Civil Disobedience at Pentagon
Washington AP reports antiwar demonstrators vow civil disobedience to halt Pentagon operations. Air Force planes fly in Army MPs from Ft. Bragg Ft. Hood and the Presidio as crowds gather up to 70 000. National Mobilization Committee outlines permit ground rules while Dellinger warns of action beyond limits. Police and guardsmen brace for weekend protest with limited picketing areas. Justice Department marshals reportedly being dispatched.
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California
Pentagon
Air Force
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ft. Hood
Texas
Presidio
San
Dave Dellinger
Dellinger
General Services Administration
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Police Force
District of Columbia
Ohio Univ trustees approve raises. tuition hikes planned
Ohio University trustees agreed on a $500,000 benefits package for nonacademic staff and approved two tuition and room and board increases to cover costs from wage settlements and House Bill 93. Undergraduate registration would rise to 175 per quarter, with out of state students to 370, and room and board up 10 per quarter to 315. The package for staff, effective January 1 1968, includes a one step wage increase free meals and hospitalization and medical insurance. Union and university officials reached the agreement with Local 1699 AFL CIO representing about 700 employees.
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Ohio University Board of Trustees
Ohio Board of Regents
Sion
John Milar
Milar
Board of
Regents
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
Columbus
State Employment Compensation Board
Samuel Erskine
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Afl-Cio
Oscar McGee
Frank Gilbraith
Bids for Sheltering Arms Hospital Under Study At Ohio Univ Inn
Trustees review more than 40 alternates for the general contract as bids exceed estimates. Three firms bid general construction totaling about 3.39 to 3.48 million with kitchen equipment bids listed. Officials from hospital and state health department attended the bid openings as talks with Hill Burton funds conclude.
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Ohio University Inn
Dwight Rutherford
Arthur Kasler
J. B. Vanity Jr
Robert Mathews
Martin L. Hecht
Hunter Hope
John Jones
Carl Thielmann
Typhoon Carla Halts U S Air Strikes Over North Vietnam
Typhoon Carla weakened to 29 mph winds over the Gulf of Tonkin, halting U S Navy strikes from three carriers for the second straight day. Air Force and Marine jets from Thailand and South Vietnam flew 77 missions, including railway bridge attacks near Hanoi. Ground actions in South Vietnam saw 64 Communist casualties in three skirmishes, with no American losses. B52s bombed suspected DMZ staging areas northeast of Con Thien, delivering 300000 pounds of ordnance.
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Thailand
South Vietnam
Hanoi
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U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Con Thien
Ford Strike Nears Settlement After 44-Day Walkout
Detroit negotiators for Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers held a marathon bargaining session for more than 20 hours and were reported close to a settlement of a 44 day old strike. A bargaining table source indicated he expected an announcement when he left, implying a settlement.
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Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
No Major Surprises From U S And Soviet Venus Probes
American and Russian space probes studied Venus with Mariner 5 approaching within 2 500 miles and Venus 4 delivering surface data. Both missions found no major surprises with dense carbon dioxide atmospheres and high surface pressures. Venus 4 also reported no nitrogen detection, a result noted as not ruling out its presence.
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Calif
Venus
U.S. Mariner 5
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Venus 4
Earth
Mariner 2
Moscow
Mississippi jury convicts seven in 1964 civil rights slayings
Seven Mississippians were convicted and eight acquitted by an all white federal court jury after more than 14 hours of deliberation in the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers. Jurors found Neshoba Deputy Sheriff Cecil R. Price and Sam Holloway Bowers Jr. guilty among others. several defendants were acquitted and a mistrial was declared for three. The case tied to the murders of Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney.
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Miss
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
Neshoba County
Cecil R. Price
Sam Holloway Bowers Jr
FBI
Imperial Wiz
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Policy showdown nears at governors conference on Vietnam
Democrats and Republicans at the National Governors Conference confront a vote on pledging resolute support for President Johnsons Vietnam policy. Gov George Romney predicts failure to reach a three fourths majority while Gov Calvin Rampton argues Democrats may prevail despite GOP representation. Romney plans alternative paths and a December visit to Vietnam as part of the effort.
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V.1
Johnson
Vietnam
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Territorial
Nors
Rampton
GOP
David F. Cargo
New Mexico
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Laxalt
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Romney
De Gaulle allegedly cited police in JFK killing
Paris reports claim President de Gaulle told journalist Raymond Tournoux that police were involved in JFK's assassination or at least pulled the strings. He reportedly said the police did the job or let it happen. De Gaulle's office declined comment on the claim.
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Charles de Gaulle
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
de Gaulle
Raymond Tournoux
Ohio University to name Graduate Research Building
The university will dedicate the Graduate Research Building at Ohio University in honor of the late Dr. Donald R. Clippinger. Page 2 mentions TV critic Martin Agronsky urging an end to U.S. bombing in Vietnam. Page 3 notes SEORC backing highway priority recommendations at an Athens meeting. Page 4 reports nurses’ group opposing efforts to redefine professional nurse roles at Gallipolis State Institute.
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Donald R. Clippinger
Martin Agronsky
U. S
Gallipolis State Institute
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