Cleveland Teachers Strike Called Over Board Offer
The Cleveland Education Association plans a Monday strike over the board's offer. The rival Cleveland Teachers Union may not join until members vote, with 3,000 members claimed by the CTU and 2,000 claimed by the CEA. Picketing is planned at city schools serving about 152,000 students.
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U S Pushes De escalation as Bombing Pauses in Vietnam
Washington says it seeks assurances of North Vietnamese restraint before pausing bombing. Saigon Premier Ky hints at possible peace talks but gives no timeline. State Department reiterates talks without conditions and readiness to halt bombing if de escalation comes promptly from the North. Ky predicts 1967 will be a turning point with fewer allied troops next year.
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High Winds Drive Snow East From Rockies Storm
A severe snowstorm with gusty winds caused drifting across the West and pushed into the northern Plains and northern Midwest, bringing harsh conditions and cold air as it moved eastward today.
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Severe winter storm sweeps from Rockies to Midwest
Snow fell from Montana and northern Arizona across the central Rockies to the Great Lakes with heaviest amounts in mountains. Hazardous driving warnings spread from Utah to western Oklahoma and Minnesota as wind gusts reached 47 mph. Cities saw delays, school closures, and snow depths up to four inches in the Dakotas and Minnesota while Salt Lake City reported three inches. Temperature plunged to subzero in Montana and northern Michigan with teens in many areas.
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U S Air Force down two more MIG 21 fighters
U S Air Force pilots shot down two MIG 21s over North Vietnam bringing this week’s total to nine. No American planes were lost though a reconnaissance Phantom went down 100 miles west of Hanoi, both crewmembers rescued within nine minutes. The action centered 30 miles northwest of Hanoi, in MIG Valley, where several similar kills occurred last week.
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Military reports heavy Viet Cong attack near Saigon
The U S military command said minor skirmishes persisted as South Vietnamese forces reported a heavy mortar and ground assault 26 miles northwest of Saigon by an estimated Viet Cong battalion. A spokesman said 16 Viet Cong were killed.
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Five rescued from Mt Sherman ordeal survive subzero night
Lorraine Rosengren and her husband Orville along with their son John were rescued by helicopter after their Cessna crashed on Mt Sherman 14 037 feet high. Pilot Gifford Williamson escaped injury. They endured temperatures to 30 below zero and a ground blizzard before being plucked to safety.
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Cincinnati Officials Grant Raises for Police and Firefighters
Cincinnati city council boosted salaries for 180 policemen and firefighters by 1000 dollars annually and extended raises to all other city employees. Maximum pay for patrolmen and firefighters rises to 7921 dollars while starting pay becomes 5965 dollars, with charter requiring equal pay for both groups.
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Weather outlook turns colder with snow potential
Forecasters warn of cloudy windy tonight with a low in the lower 30s and snow changing to rain. Saturday remains cloudy with showers and a mid 30s high as a cold front arrives. Sunday brings much colder conditions and a longer trend toward below normal temperatures with a chance of more snow midweek. Yesterday’s high reached 32 and overnight low 26. Today at 11 a.m. the temperature is 30.
Sylvester Quits Over Government Right To Lie Controversy
Arthur Sylvester resigns as chief Pentagon public affairs official amid debate over government need to lie in national peril. President Johnson names Phil Goulding as successor. Sylvester defends his stance while critics warn of eroding democratic accountability.
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Boston Strangler Trial Set In DeSalvo Case
Albert DeSalvo, a mental patient who claims to be the Boston Strangler, is scheduled for trial in Middlesex County Superior Court on charges unrelated to the stranglings. Defense lawyer F. Lee Bailey will press to identify DeSalvo as the serial killer in the upcoming proceedings.
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Philippine Bus Wreck Kills 115
Two buses carrying Roman Catholic pilgrims plunged into a 300 foot ravine on a mountain road near Manila. Rescue teams found many dead bodies with only about 15 survivors among more than 130 aboard. Authorities warned the toll could rise as details emerged.
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