Red Guards Face Resistance as Bloodshed Reported in China
Reports from Peking and Hong Kong describe clashes between Red Guards and opponents with injuries and deaths. Tass in Moscow cites eight Red Guards and one Pioneer killed. Leaflets urge discipline and group action amid anti Western campaigns.
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Fields Named Labor Advisor For Civic Drive
Aaron Fields, president of Local 112 The United Paper Makers & Paper Workers AFL CI, was named a labor advisor for the 1966 Middletown Civic Association New Member Drive by W. O. Robertson, general chairman.
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Legislation Formed to End Canada Rail Strike
Ottawa reports government is drafting legislation to end the Canada rail strike affecting 118,000 railway workers. Parliament will convene in special session to authorize action to resume train service while rail freight rates remain frozen since 1959. At Port aux Basques strikers blocked a ferry, but some passengers eventually departed. RCMP remained limited in response.
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William Carson
Cabot Strait
North Sydney
N.S
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Port Aux Basques
Old OSU Hall May Be Razed
A university committee at Ohio State reviews the fate of 93 year old University Hall. They will decide if it can be restored or torn down and replaced. Dean Richard Armitage says the hall must not stand in its present state longer than two to three years for safety reasons.
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Peking Festive Then Trouble
Canadian journalist Cecile Nicholls reports from Hong Kong after a 20 day tour of Communist China. She describes a fiesta atmosphere in Peking turning violent as Red Guard protests grow, with massive demonstrations in Shanghai and festive displays in Taiwan.
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Tiny Ohio Island Creates Private Postage Stamps
Dr James P Frackleton, owner of the island, establishes a private postal service for Rattlesnake Island to fund mail transport by island airlines of Port Clinton. Cleveland Postmaster Nelson Sundermeier compares the stamps to Christmas Seals on envelopes and notes U S postage is still required once mail reaches the mainland.
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James P. Frackleton
Frackelton
Westlake
Cleveland
Ratttlesnake Island
Island Airlines
Port Clintor
Nelson E. Sundermei
ACLU Challenges Ohio State Fair Booth Closure
The Central Ohio ACLU protested to Gov. Rhodes on Friday night over the Ohio State Fair booth shutdown. The group had attempted to reopen the booth on opening day and criticized the state for the decision.
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Central Ohio
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Two Men Kidnap 17-Year-Old Girl In Dayton Robbery
Police say two men abducted a 17-year-old girl Friday and used her as a front in a $1,500 loan company holdup at a Dayton shopping center. She was released unharmed after the car and office robbery at the American Plan Corp. detective said.
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George Szakal
Tinggi
American Plan Corp
Two Cleveland Businesses Destroyed by Fire
A two story brick building at East 9th Street and Chester Avenue burned Saturday destroying Stephens Barrow Tire and Cleveland Cotton Products Co. Thornton Tire & Supply Inc. suffered heavy damage while two other shops had smoke and water damage. Over 100 firefighters battled the blaze.
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Thornton Tire
Memory of Captain Cook Venerated Across Polynesia
The memory of Capt. James Cook remains highly revered across Polynesia with many enduring associations and tributes observed in the region.
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