U S Deaths In War Highest In Six Weeks
In the Viet Nam war weekly toll A P reports 98 American battlefield deaths the highest in six weeks and 394 government troops 2 552 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed. Total Americans killed in action since May 13 1968 reach 17 191 and South Vietnamese 27 013. Three American helicopters were shot down with three soldiers killed and eight wounded. A major engagement northwest of Saigon saw about 100 North Vietnamese attacked by paratroopers and U S armor. 29 North Vietnamese were killed and American and South Vietnamese casualties totaled one killed seven wounded and eight wounded respectively.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Paris
da Nang
U.S. Command
U.S
A Shau
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Paper Men Will Meet Paper Industry Meeting Speaker
Harry Baldwin of U S Plywood Champion Papers will address the Paper Industry Management Association in Cincinnati at the Carrousel Inn. The program covers paper requirements for major printing processes with a social hour, dinner, and business meeting scheduled starting at 6 p.m.
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Harry Baldwin
U. S. Plywood Champion Papers
Paper Industry Management Association
PIMA
Carrousel Inn
Cincinnati
Baldwin
Foreign Cars Allowed At U S Steel Plant
Foreign car owners may again drive onto the U S Steel plant grounds in Fairfield after a two week ban was lifted. General Superintendent Haran Bullard cited supporting domestic steel and American-made autos. Cars must still park outside gates and visitors used transportation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Fairfield
Supt
Haran Bullard
Bullard
High Court split on school desegregation described
The Supreme Court divided over desegregation timing with three groups voicing different approaches. Black Douglas Brennan Marshall urged immediate unitary schools, while Harlan White allowed up to eight weeks for districts to comply, and Burger Stewart favored cautious, district by district consideration.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South
Mississippi
Majestic Chamber
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
John Marshall Harlan
Byron R. White
Harlan
White
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Appeals Court
New Orleans
Earl Warren
Burger
Warren
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Marshall
Stewart
Burger and Stewart
High Court
Marshal
Youth Rights Violated Says OCLA Leader
Benson A Wolman of the ACLU of Ohio charged that many principals see nonconformity as a threat to authority. He told a state education panel that students retain constitutional rights to wear long hair, choose clothes, wear armbands or buttons, and distribute literature on school grounds. He cited incidents in Toledo Cleveland Columbus Dayton Cincinnati and other communities.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Benson A. Wolman
State Department of Education
Committee On
Wolman
Toledo
Cleveland
Dayton
Cincinnati
Athens
Tiffin
Marion
Delaware
Jackson Center
Bexley
Upper Arlington
Hiram
Mansfield
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U.S. Steel
Joyce
Air Step
Connie
Corelli
Lark
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Associated Press
OCLA
Comedy
Aristophanes
Socrates
Plato
Bete
Silver & Steel Holloware
Hees
Jour
Tar Rev Co
Yee
T Pe
RCA
Charles
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