Nixon Walks Among Rock Tossing Students
United Press staff correspondent describes a Nixon appearance on a college campus where rock throwing students mobbed him. Police and guards separated the crowd as Nixon, in a convertible, faced jeers and warnings from thousands who shouted get out. The incident occurred at San Mateo University amid signs opposing Nixon.
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Weather Report From Eperiniené Bullion Area
Weather forecast notes cloudy skies with chances of thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Temperatures expect upper 60s to low 70s, overnight lows near 60s, and scattered showers likely. Winds shift from southerly to westerly with possible gusts, with Friday turning partly sunny later in the day.
Clemency Favored for Five Prisoners
The Pardoh and Parole Board recommended clemency or paroles for five inmates, with details for each case. W. F. Clements from Craighead County received a 30 year term for killing his wife Nellie. Bernor Short from Beton County, previously sentenced to 21 years in 1952 for shooting his wife Hazel.
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Factory Jobs Dip 270,000 in April Alone
Washington report shows manufacturing employment dropped by 270000 in April pushing total to 15400000, 1700000 below year ago. declines hit autos machinery and defensive goods while durable goods faced severest cuts. overtime and weekly pay also fell as unemployment rose, with spring hiring reversals noted and the jobless total rising to a postwar high of around 1.2 million.
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House Group Considers Welfare Bills Amid Reform Push
Reform bills discussed by Urukness group and House committees aim to regulate union health funds and welfare abuses. Subcommittees set to review welfare measures as Congress debates broader labor reforms and funding controls.
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McCaskill RCI Meeting Promises Friday Night Program
Community notes report McCaskill and RCI set to meet Friday night. Fragmentary lines reference weather and recurring programs, with unclear names and details due to damaged text.
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GOP Nominee Injured in Wreck Near Renton
GOP gubernatorial nominee Donald D. Layne sustained serious but not life threatening injuries after a car hit a trap on US Highway 87 near Renton. He remained in critical condition at Arkansas Baptist Hospital as attendants reported a cerebral injury and facial lacerations.
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Kentucky Faces Historic Flood Threat Across Regions
United Press reports a rising Sandy River and expected crest levels threaten Kentucky and neighboring states. Officials warn of widespread flooding in valleys as residents evacuate low-lying areas and seek higher ground amid rising waters. Inhabited zones near Joe Ying areas report evacuations and emergency responses as crews prepare for potential impacts.
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Strike in Auto Industry Looms As Talks Stall
United Auto Workers and General Motors face mounting tension as negotiators race to avert a potential strike affecting up to 600,000 workers. UAW officials warn that failure to reach a pact could trigger a walkout, with secrecy surrounding bargaining and lingering wage and benefits disputes. The West Coast contract talks and industry outlook remain central as negotiators push for a deal before key deadlines.
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Federalized Guards to Leave Central High on May 29
Ike orders withdrawal of federalized guards from Central High on May 29 amid rising tensions. The President announced the move in Washington after securing backing from Governor and local officials to keep schools safe. Officials described the order as aimed at restoring normal schooling while maintaining public order.
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Federalized National Guard to be withdrawn from Roel Arle
Washington reports President orders the federalized National Guard units to be withdrawn from Roel Arle after Army Secretary Brackey advised Maj General N Wallade. The action reduces the force from about 19 500 to 5 000, with broader implications for state and federal responsibility. The exact legal basis and timeline remain uncertain as officials navigate constitutional limits and military duty.
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All Around Town Kig of Pope
The fragmentary lines reference a Pope related event and community ties with names obscured by OCR. The readable snippets imply a local column overviewing people and daily life, but details are unclear.
Board Asks Suspension of Integration
A disrupted OCR item reports the school board seeking a delay in desegregation decisions. The text references a vote or hearing date and potential postponement, with mentions of officials and parties urging or opposing the suspension, noting dates in April and delays linked to the integration timetable.
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Johnson Says Troops Will Not Return
Fragmented text preserved a statement attributed to Johnson denying the return of troops. The garbled content references presidents, legality, and public sentiment, but lacks coherent details or context to confirm events, dates, or locations.
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