Prison Guards Readying Statewide Strike Over Pay
Ohio Penitentiary guards vote to strike at 6 p.m. if wage demands are not met. Union leaders say low salaries and no overtime premium prompt action while state officials consider a statement to address the dispute. Most state workers face a 5 percent raise this July under a two year old bill.
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Columbus
Ohio
al Bilik
Public Employes Union
Council 21
Harold J. Cardwell
Martin A. Janis
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Herschel Davenport
Bilik
Janis
Cardwell
John McElroy
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
The
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Department of Personnel
Chinese defector believed in the United States after Hague affair
Liao Ho shu, a defecting Red Chinese diplomat who fled the Hague, was flown to Bonn for CIA interrogation about Western Europe spying. Dutch and U.S. sources later said he might be sent to the United States as authorities pursue the 1966 Hsu Tsu tsai case and espionage network shifts in Western Europe.
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Hague
Netherlands
United States
Liao Hoshu
Bonn
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Europe
Liao
West
China
Peking
Hong Kong
Hsu Tsutsai
Hsu
Legation
Reclining chairs captivate buyers in widespread market boom
The recliner growth surge stems from improved designs and styling turning a once bulky chair into a versatile home staple. Once seen as a man’s chair, it now appeals to women and all ages for every room, with prices boosted by a 30 day trial market study by The Fotomian Stratford Co.
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Fotomian-Stratford Co
Man Bound Over In Gun Death In Cincinnati
George Jones aged 31 waived preliminary hearing on first degree manslaughter charges in the shooting death of James Gardner 27. Jones bound over to the Hamilton County grand jury with bond set at 2500 dollars after Gardner was found in a car near an Evanston residence where the men had been visiting.
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Cincinnati
George Jones
Hamilton County
Criminal Court
William Lovelace
James Gardner
Evanston
Community Club and Civic Meetings Schedule
A list of meetings and gatherings across Trenton Manchester Madison and surrounding areas including MONDAY Monroe Grange SPEBSQSA and Legion Home. TUESDAY Civitan Rotary Sertoma Lions and more at various locations with times from noon to 8:30 p.m. Attendance and venue details vary by group.
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Monroe Grange
Sertoma Club
Manchester
Madison Lions Club
Madison High School
Butler County
Planned Parenthood
Civic Association
City Commission
Civil Air Patrol Squadron 108
Hook Field
Board of Education
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Township
Middletown Coin Club
VFW
Trenton
Monroe Athletic Boosters
Lemon-Monroe High School
Wildwood
Oneida
Creekview
St Mary’s
Holy Trinity
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple Foe Lodge
Eagles Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Navy Nurse Convicted For Disobedience
Lt. (j.g.) Susan Schnall, a Navy nurse, was convicted by a general court martial in San Francisco for throwing antiwar leaflets from an aircraft over four bases and marching in uniform in a GI Peace March. Sentencing will be set by the same six officers today. she faces up to five years at hard labor.
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San Francisco
J.g
Susan Schnall
Schmall
Cottingham Paper Fire Causes $1 Million Loss
A weekend blaze in downtown Columbus caused about 1 million dollars in damage to Cottingham Paper Co and an adjacent structure. Firefighters worked overnight and remained on site as embers continued to smolder. The plant manufactures and stores waxed paper products.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cottingham Paper Co
Columbus
Crash Kills 1 in Two-Car Wreck Near Ypsilanti
Garrett Price age 26 of Columbus Ohio died from injuries Saturday after a two car collision on U S 12 near Ypsilanti Michigan AP report identifies Price as a resident of Columbus and records the fatality from the crash that occurred near Ypsilanti on U S 12.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Garrett Price
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. 12
Ypsilanti
Sit In Students Ignore 61 Chicago Suspensions
University of Chicago students continued a fifth day occupation of the administration building and ignored 61 suspensions. They demand the rehiring of Marlene Dixon, amnesty for demonstrators, compensation for staff kept from work, and greater student power in hiring. The university says force will not be used, but the disciplinary committee will resolve each case.
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Chicago
the University
Edward Levi
Charles D. O'Connell
O'Connell
Sociology
Marlene Dixon
Dixon
Pueblo Crew Tries To Operate Like A Ship Company
At North Island Calif the 81 member USS Pueblo crew in barracks acts as a ship's company while the captured vessel remains in North Korea. They maintain a ship's office and answer thousands of letters as they await the court of inquiry into the Pueblo's capture.
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Pueblo
Coronado
Calif
Bucher
North Korea
North Island Naval Air Station
Uss Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
Edward R. Murphy Jr
Murphy
George L. Cassell
Pacific Fleet
Cassell
Stephen R. Harris
Navy
Harris
CWO
Gene Howard Lacy
Seattle
Wash
Lacy
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