U S Troops Blast Entrenched Reds In Western DMZ
American forces from the 1st Brigade of the 5th Mechanized Infantry Division engaged entrenched North Vietnamese troops near the DMZ. The two hour battle west of Con Thien left 29 NVA dead and three Americans wounded as tanks fired 90mm guns. American patrols also clashed near Quang Ngai City with casualties reported.
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Saigon
5Th Division
Con Thien
Dmz
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Malaysia suspends Philippines diplomacy over Sabah annexation
Malaysia announces the suspension of diplomatic relations with the Philippines in protest of a Philippine law that would annex Sabah. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman recalls ambassadors and staff from Manila, saying the move undermines efforts to normalize ties.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Philippines
Malaysian Borneo
Sabah
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Rahman
Manila
Prosecutor Seeks Bridge Injunction Exemption
Prosecutor Forrest Moore told county commissioners he is seeking to exempt the Old McArthur Rd. bridge replacement project from Clyde Underwood's injunctive action. He has asked Underwood's attorneys to lift the injunction pending a final hearing, and reported no objections. Moore said he contacted the attorney general and a highway department attorney, who said the issue must be discussed with others. contact has been difficult due to an attorney's two day seminar. If both sides agree, the judge will likely approve the action.
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Hacking
Forrest Moore
McArthur Rd
Clyde O. Underwood
Moore
Underwood
Torney General's
State Highway Department
Attorney General
Columbus
Ohio House approves land exchange bill H R 18033
A bill by Congressman Clarence E. Miller to swap Racoon State Forest land in Vinton County for 5 920 acres in Vinton and Athens counties part of the Wayne National Forest passes the House. It aims to ease acid mine drainage into Lake Hope and consolidate state forest management. The measure awaits the President's signature.
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Tenth
Clarence E. Miller
Ohio
U.S. House of Representatives
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Forest Service
Senate
Miller
Raccoon State Forest
Vinton County
Vinton
Athens
Wayne National Forest
Lake Hope
Lake Hope State Park
State of
U.S
Zaleski State Forest
College Rebels Rally at Columbia Amid Hi Chi Minh Chant
Several hundred Columbia University students and supporters surged into Schermerhorn Hall after an unauthorized three hour meeting. SDS leader Mark Rudd led chants including Ho Chi Minh and urged revocation of the university charter as officials planned to resume registration after disruption.
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New York
Columbia University
Schermerhorn Hall
Radical Students For A Democratic Society
Mark Rudd
SDS
Cordier
Italy
Mexico
Canada
France
Germany
Switzerland
Andrew W. Cordier
Rudd
Ho Chi Minh
OU Board Sets Rules of Conduct for Incoming Term
Ohio University trustees set a 12 point code of conduct to curb disruption and entry to buildings. They rejected union shop on campus and rejected immediate pay raises for non academic staff, while authorizing 3.2 beer sales in the student union pending liquor department approval. Also eased dorm rules for junior women over 21 or with parental consent.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio University
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Fred Johnson
Columbus
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Alden
OSU to Sell Beer on Campus After Licensing Approval
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control granted a permit for 3.2 beer at Ohio State University. Carryout will be allowed per the permit, but university officials restrict carryout beer at the Ohio Union. Trustees approved beer at the union and liquor at the Faculty Club which now holds a private club license.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Union
Ohio State University
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Donald Cook
University
Union
OSU
Dr Siehl Opens Clinic in Gaffin Building
Dr Paul W Siehl an osteopath previously with Drs Rauch at Rauch Medical Clinic on 1388 Third Street moved today to one of four suites in the new Gaffin Building at 158 Main Street. He plans to run an independent practice at the new location.
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Paul W. Siehl
Jack
Charles Rauch
Rauch Medical Clinic
Third St
Gaffin Building
Main St
Sieh
Chill Hits Northwest Weather Dips Temperatures
Cooler air from the Pacific Northwest lowered readings into the 30s and 40s across Washington and Oregon with rain and scattered snow in the northern Rockies. Baker in northeastern Oregon reported a sharp chill as winter weather moved in.
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Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Rockies
Baker
Logan Sees Light Rain and Mild Temperatures
About half an inch of rain fell in the Logan area on Wednesday with a high of 73 degrees. At 11 a.m. the temperature was 65 under overcast skies after an overnight low of 52, with fair to partly cloudy weather and little temperature change forecast for Friday.
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Logan
Midwestern Storm Brings Rain Across Iowa to Appalachia
Provisional warnings of cold wet weather issued as a storm centered over Iowa spreads rain from Minnesota and Missouri into the Midwest. Light showers dampen much of the Great Lakes region and segments of the Appalachians.
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Idaho
Iowa
Midwest
Minnesota
Missouri
Great Lakes Region
Appalachians
Safecrackers Hit Laurelville Store
The Landmark store in Laurelville was burglarized overnight with $143.67 taken from the safe. Entry was gained through a small rear basement door and the safe forced open as reported by Hocking sheriff's department. The notice was filed by Ruby Db Congreve, office manager.
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Laurelville
Hocking
Nixon Humphrey Clash Over A Ban Treaty
Nixon and Humphrey trade sharp exchanges over delaying ratification of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Wallace warns against a debate, Pastore urges Humphrey to address Vietnam, Reagan tours Southwest Ohio for GOP fundraising in Cincinnati.
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Nixon
HHH
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Boston
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Kansas City
Republican Party
Troops Seize University of Mexico Campus During Dormant Crisis
In Mexico City soldiers occupied the Autonomous University of Mexico to eject dissident students threatening Olympic disruptions. Thousands ringed the campus near Insurgentes Boulevard and surrounding Olympic stadium, asserting control of the 80 000 student institution after decades of autonomy.
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Mexico City
University of Mexico
Insurgentes Boulevard
U.N. Cease-Fire Resolution Draws Arab Israeli Dissent
Arabs and Israelis express dissatisfaction with a United Nations Security Council call to rigorously observe the 1967 cease-fire and to cooperate with U N special representative Gunnar Jarring in seeking a peaceful settlement. The council passed the resolution 14-0 with Algeria abstaining.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Algeria
Gunnar Jarring
Sweden
U.N
Middle East
Senate approves gun control bill sent to House conference
The Senate passed a bill mainly banning mail order sales of rifles and shotguns and sent it to a joint conference with the House. Differences concern penalties for gun related federal crimes while the House omits ammunition sales from mail orders. Consensus for swift action is unlikely as campaign talks and a pending confirmation fight distract Congress. Senator Kennedy appeared on the floor for the first time since his brother Robert Kennedy’s assassination.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
House
Conference
White House
Congress
Kennedy
California
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Robert
Joseph Tydings
Hocking Fairgoers Weigh Gun Rules and Vietnam Policy
Nearly 700 voters at the Hocking County Fair swayed toward limited gun registration and strong Vietnam effort. The poll shows 59 percent favor general registration, 43 percent back ending mail order firearm sales, and 71 percent backing an all out Vietnam push. Forty two percent support continuing federal farm programs, while 52 percent favor lowering the voting age to 18.
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Clarence E. Miller
Hocking County
Vietnam
Paris
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