Shelling Drops to Two Month Low in Saigon Area
Saigon reports the lowest enemy shelling in two months with two attacks Saturday, while B52 raids 17 miles southeast of Saigon level targets. U.S. says no casualties in one attack. five North Vietnamese killed as Cobra gunships and fighters strike 25 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Cu Chi
25Th Division
Quang Tri
Pentagon flips on pricing for S3A antisubmarine plane
The Pentagon set a unit price of about 16.2 million dollars for the S3A antisubmarine warfare aircraft, including spare parts and training. Previously the C5A cost was inflated by higher estimates. Lawmakers accuse Pentagon pricing practices as officials say S3A will use performance milestones to curb overruns.
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Pentagon
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Lawton Pushes Ohio Tax Deduction Plan at Fair
Edwin Lawton of Columbus, Republican gubernatorial hopeful, told fairgoers in Lawton that a deduction of a fair portion of withholding income tax should stay in Ohio. He argued Ohio received $605 million last year after ceding to federal dictates and costly Great Society programs. He said he has devised a method to implement the plan.
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Maumee
Ohio
Edwin Lawton
Columbus
Sidney Miracle Fails Yet Sherer Seeks Faith Healing
Shirley J. Scherer of Sidney, a crippled 32 year old woman confined to a wheelchair, announced no cure occurred at her Friday night healing service at the Sidney Theater. She described a vision promising healing and urged the audience to pray for divine action while converting the event into a worship service. About 400 guests attended as she shared her life story and emphasized continued faith for healing.
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Shirley J. Sherer
Miss Scherer
Sid
Rhodes veto may doom Public Safety bill in Ohio legislature
Gov. Rhodes vetoed a Highway Patrol local-disorder provision fearing an effective limit. The Public Safety bill, already dented in the Senate, would place crime units under one cabinet chief and include the Patrol. Labor and sheriffs oppose, fearing state police powers. absent Saxbe Division support weakens Rhodes' package. If Senate blocs persist, two measures from his state address may die.
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James A. Rhodes
108Th General Assembly
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John McElroy
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Washington
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Ohio University names five senior administrators
OU Provost named Dr Robert L Savage named provost and Dr Taylor Culbert named vice president and dean of faculties along with Edward M Penson Beaumon Davison and William J Holmes receiving top admin posts Sowle announced the five appointments after taking office Friday in Athens Ohio AP
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Claude R. Sowle
Ohio University
Robert L Savage
Taylor Culbert
Sowle
Edward M. Penson
Beaumon Davison
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Robber with Modest Aim Robs Northwest Bank
A quiet bandit in Seattle on Friday demanded only 100 dollars from a Northwest Bank teller with a note. After receiving the cash he exited through a rear door, fled the scene, and no injuries were reported.
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Seattle, Wash
Northwest Bank
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