Ohio Regents: College Fees Could Hold Steady This Fall
Ohio Board of Regents leader John Millett says state universities may avoid undergraduate fee hikes this fall thanks to Nixon’s wage freeze. A $610 million higher education appropriation would require a state income tax to prevent increases. graduate and professional fees will rise this fall regardless.
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Greek Ferryboat Fire Death Toll Uncertain Near Italy
Tropical storm Doria moved north along the East Coast bringing heavy rain and flooding. Across the New York and New Jersey area the storm caused tidal flooding while earlier dousing North Carolina Virginia and Maryland with rainfall.
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Britain restricts sterling deposits to curb speculation
Britain imposes no interest on foreign owned sterling deposits starting Tuesday and bars nonresidents from new deposits while maintaining convertibility. Banks may not pay interest on new foreign deposits as authorities seek to deter shifting funds from Tokyo to London amid yen floating.
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Widow Dies at Piano During Satchmo Tribute
Lillian Hardin Armstrong 68 collapses at Chicago Civic Center Plaza open air tribute to Louis Armstrong as she plays St Louis Blues. Born 1903 in Memphis she rose as rhythm pianist for King Oliver before meeting Armstrong in Chicago in 1923.
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Fire destroys Greek ferry off Brindisi coast
A fire on a Greek ferry off the southeast Italian coast forced about 1,000 people to abandon ship near Brindisi. The Italian navy recovered about 30 bodies and rescue crews reported many more still floating as 600 to 700 passengers and crew were taken onto rescue ships nearby.
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Colombo Shot, Hospitalized Heads Toward Release
Joseph Colombo, head of the Colombo crime family, was removed from Roosevelt Hospital after a two month recovery from a head wound. He remained semi comatose with paralysis diminishing and would need prolonged intensive care and rehabilitation. The transfer occurred with no warning as the family contemplates a move to a private Orange County location.
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Panelist Bennett Cerf Dies
TV writer Bennett A. Cerf died at his Mount Kisco home at 73. He chaired Random House Publishers, founded 1927, and led Modern Library. Cerf was a regular panelist on Whats My Line from 1952 to 1966.
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Random House Esublishers
Modern Library, Inc
Freezes Eased Hints of Retroactive Pay Raises
Washington AP report notes labor officials hint possible retroactive wage raises once freezes lift. Asst. Secretary W J Usery says no final decision yet on honoring contracts. $500 million in negotiated increases remain frozen. Commerce indicators show July gains and outlook cites stimulus from new economic program.
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Usery
Harold C. Passer
Yen Rises 5 Percent After Japan Lets It Float
The Japanese yen jumped about 5 percent against the dollar on news Japan allowed the currency to float. It closed at 341.30 per dollar on the Tokyo market, after opening higher and trading around 333.50 with limited demand.
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Ohio Weather Outlook Promises Clear Skies and Mild Temperatures
Forecasters predict clearing skies tonight with a low near 55. Tuesday should be sunny and mild with a high around 80. Rain chances are 20 percent today and 10 percent tonight and tomorrow.
Florida girl wins Miss Black America title
Joyce Warner a 20 year old Florida A&M psychology senior from Tallahassee won Miss Black America at Madison Square Garden. She dedicated her win to respect for each other and thanked supporters tearfully. First runner up was Cheryl Burt from Camden New Jersey second runner up Hellen Arnold of Chicago third runner up Mary Peterfield of Columbia South Carolina.
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Nipsey Russell
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