New Crisis for U N Security Council President Accused of Delay
The U N Security Council faced a constitutional crisis as President Keita of Mali delayed an urgent meeting on Rhodesia for consultations. Western diplomats accused him of delaying to sabotage sanctions, while Britain pressed for action and the U S criticized arbitrary timing undermining the council’s effectiveness.
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Rhodesia
U.N. Security of
Mozambique
Se Oo
Keita
Britain
Moussa Leo Keita
Mali
Council
World Organization
Keith
U Thant
Caradon
U.S
James M. Nabrit Jr
U. S
June Draft Call Sets Record Low Since Viet buildup
The Defense Department set the June draft call at 15,000, the lowest since the Vietnam buildup began last August. Pentagon officials attributed the drop to higher voluntary enlistments at the end of the school year. The May quota was 34,600, with June calls limited to the Army while other services rely on enlistments.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
YMCA and Jaycees Run 80-Plus Youth Program At Two Schools
The second annual recreation extension at Amanda and Oneida elementary schools drew more than 80 fourth to sixth graders. Led by Eugene Bock and George Payne with Peggy Jackson, the eight week effort included crafts games and fitness, with trips to the YMCA and Middle Town Sportsmen’s Club. Plans for summer programs are under way.
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Oneida
Lunder
YMCA
Jaycees
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George Payne
Peggy Jackson
Middletown
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Wwe
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Rocky Carroll
Dave Buchanan
Paul Spencer
Jim Brooks
Clinton Booth
Payne
John Flower
Moment of history as 10 eyed OAO orbits Earth
Cape Kennedy reports a 10 eyed Orbiting Astronomical Observatory in a near perfect 502 to 496 mile orbit. Ground commands guide its telescopes to observe stars galaxies and interstellar gases while NASA analyzes data and monitors the Centaur rocket test failure and hydrogen ignition issues.
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Fla
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Centaur
U.S
Moon
Space Agency
Space
Earth
Chilly And Damp Easter Across Much Of U S
The Associated Press reports cool wet and cloudy conditions across the Plains to the Atlantic Coast with Easter Sunday forecasts predicting more rain and snow showers. Temperatures remain 10 degrees below seasonal in many areas while Western regions enjoy springlike warmth.
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Middle
Mississippi Valley
New England
Southland
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
East Coast
Mercury
Texas
Florida
Washington
Idaho
Southwest Desert
Blythe
Henry Resigns As Chairman Of FCC
President Johnson accepted the resignation of E William Henry chairman of the Federal Communications Commission effective May 1 Henry said he will return to Tennessee to practice law Fleming noted the White House had not yet named a successor Henry had indicated plans to leave government citing no policy clashes with the Johnson administration He led FCC actions on broadcasting advertising regulation and reducing network influence on evening TV programs both pending before the commission
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
E. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
Robert H. Fleming
White House
Henry
Tennessee
FCC
Fleming
Washington
Commission
Honor Farm Closing Sought in Erie County
Ohio state Rep. Ethel Swanbeck urged closing Osborn State Farm in Erie County citing local resident unease when prisoners roam. She proposed converting the 206 acre facility into a Golden Age Village for elderly and low income Ohioans.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Ethel Swanbeck
Rerie
Osborn State Farm
Erie County
Honor Farm
Martin Janis
Miami prof elected Oxford vice president of history group
Dr Harris G Warren a Miami University history professor and department chair was elected vice president of the Ohio Academy of History at its recent Columbus meeting. United States coinage mints are located in Denver Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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Harris G Warren
Miami University
Ohio Academy of History
Columbus
United States
Denver
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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