Riots Grip Saigon as Ky Regime Faces Rising Rebellion
Rioting surged in Saigon with police using tear gas on teens around the National Assembly and Buddhist Institute. Thieu appealed for calm as Ky mobilized planes and paratroopers in Da Nang, while U S forces kept vital areas on lockdown and conducted heavy air strikes in North Vietnam.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Dan Nang
U.S
National Assembly
Tu Do
Buddhist Institute
U.S. Information Service
Nguyen van Thieu
da Nang
South Viet Nam
South
North
Viet Nam
No Reprisals Declared as Rail Strike Ends
Union leaders claim eight major railroads will take no reprisals after a four day strike. President H E Gilbert says assurances were received. federal judge Holtzoff had threatened heavy penalties for the delay and officials face potential punishment for the lateness.
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Johnson
Assur
Gilbert
U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Palm Sunday A Chronicle Of Ohio Traffic Toll Rises
The weekend death toll reached at least 31 in 54 hours from Friday 6 p m to Sunday midnight. Weather contributed to crashes as rain slicked roads. Four Wilminton College freshmen died in Hillsboro and Clark County fatalities included Elmer Culp and five others. Francis Russell drowned when a stolen car plunged into Stonelick Reservoir.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Clark County
Springfield
South Vienna
Hillsboro
Wilmington College
Milford
Elmer K. Culp
Jackie
Rt. 1
Homer L. Bell
Rt. 3
London
Steve Duncan
Rt. 2
Mechanicsburg
Alfred Yeaney
Velma
Elmer Culp
Yeaney
Francis Russell
Harveysburg
Warren County
Stonelick Reservoir
Clermont County
Luna 10 Orbits Moon A New Space Race Milestone
The Soviet government announced at the Communist party congress that Luna 10 has entered lunar orbit, marking a major step toward a manned landing. Tass said the satellite carries scientific instruments and sends data while the US prepares to begin lunar orbit launches later this year.
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Communist Party Congress
United States
Party
Kremlin
Tass
Earth
Weather forecast calls for cooler spell through Saturday
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions are expected tonight and Tuesday with overnight lows near freezing. Highs around 55 on Tuesday and in the mid 50s through Saturday. Expect daily rain or showers after tomorrow. Yesterday’s high was 50 and overnight low 33. Middletown recorded .8 inch of rainfall over the weekend. Local 11 am temperature is 42.
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Feezing
Middletown
Rains Aid Firefighters Across Five States
Forest fires across North and South Carolina Georgia Arkansas and Oklahoma threaten towns and timberlands. An 87 year old man died of a heart attack while fighting near Pelion South Carolina as rains and showers bring some relief and crews continue containment. Police evacuated residents near Hamlet but allowed returns as arson probes unfold.
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Pelion
S.C
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Labor strike ends as railroads lose days and jobs
Assistant Secretary James Reynolds calls the strike the most serious breach of faith in years while unions claim gains from Wirtz mediated talks. Eight railroads faced abolition of 18,000 firemen jobs as arbitration expired, costing the industry millions daily and idling hundreds of thousands of workers.
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James J. Reynolds
Secrtary of
W. Willard Wirtz
Cental
Georia
Seaboard Air Line
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Grand Trunk Western
Boston Maine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Holtzoff
Congress
U.S
Four Day Rail Strike Impacts Thousands Across States
A four day rail strike by about 8000 members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers disrupted mail and food shipments in 38 states. The strike cost carriers an estimated 5 million dollars daily and workers in wages about 320 thousand dollars daily. The auto industry was hit hardest as the halt began Thursday and ended Sunday, affecting industry, transportation to work, and freight movement.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Bobbie Brooks Plans New Hook Park Dress Plant
Bobbie Brooks, Inc., announces a $550000 dress plant at Hook Field Industrial Park to begin in May and finish by October. The 42,000 square foot facility will employ about 400, with 200 already in jobs, and produce 18,000 dresses weekly. The city commission will vote on land sale to MADE.
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Bobbie Brooks
Hook Field
Maurice Saltzman
Cleveland
Bobbie Brooks, Inc
Enterprises, Inc
MACE
Chamber of Commerce
MADE
Carmody
Blake Steel Service
Saltzman
Robbie Brooks
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