Shakeup Begins as Two Viet Generals Replaced
North Vietnamese regulars flood into delta sectors as Brig. Gen. Nguyen Thanh Hoang and Brig. Gen. Pham Van Phu are removed from command. Saigon also reshuffles 14 of 44 province chiefs amid efforts urged by the American leadership to inject new blood into field operations and security administration.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Thanh Hoang
7Th Infantry Division
Long
South Viet
Seven Mountains
Chau Doc
Mt. Koto
Bombing Halt Not The Key To Peace In Vietnam
A news table discusses whether a bombing halt will bring peace in Vietnam and questions if the strategy aligns with the needed outcomes in Hanoi. The piece references ongoing U S policy and its effectiveness a year into the administration.
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Vietnam
Hanoi
O Neill Repeats Court Bid, Dismisses Gubernatorial Run
Ohio Supreme Court Justice C William O Neill said he will seek re election to the Supreme Court of Ohio, ending speculation he would run for governor. The Marietta native previously served as governor in 1956 57 and had delayed declaring his candidacy.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
High Court
Marietta Na
Supreme Court of Ohio
Robert M. Duncan
John J. P. Corrigan
O'Neill
Michael V. DiSalle
Duncan
Paul W. Brown
O’neill
Davis Named Safety Director for Cleveland Police and Fire
Mayor Carl B. Stokes selects Lt Gen Benjamin C. Davis Jr to run the city police and fire departments. Davis will assume Feb 1 and has authority to curb crime as he returns to his home city after retiring from the service. He replaces Joseph F. McManamon amid talk of Police Chief Patrick L. Gerity's replacement and possible move of New Haven Chief James F. Ahern.
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Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Benjamin C. Davis Jr
Gen. Davis
Defense Department
Long haired boy's dad sues Athens Schools
John S Snediker filed a federal suit against Athens Ohio city school officials seeking $35000 in damages and an injunction to stop further suspensions of Ted Snediker a seventh grader at Athens Middle School for wearing long hair. The code requires hair to be off the collar. The father argues the policy is discriminatory and not disruptive.
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Columbus
Athens
Ohio
Ted Snediker
John S. Snediker
Cincinnati Strike Talks Break Off Amid City Labor Dispute
Federal mediator ended a four hour session as wage talks stalled between Cincinnati city negotiators and the Municipal Workers Union in the two week strike. Union leaders jailed on contempt charges appeared in court. Talks resume Monday.
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Cincinnati
George Bell
Municipal Workers
Bell
Troops Trade Guns For Vital Rations In Lagos Fight Ends
Lagos reports fade of Biafran guerilla threat as vanquished soldiers surrender arms for food. Ef fiong and other rebel leaders aid federal search for remaining units while relief teams rush to feed and assist refugees across Nigeria.
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Nigeria
Biafra
Anthony Enahoro
Effiong
Nigerian Red Cross
Libreville
Gabon
Sao
French
Red Cross
Caritas
International Red Cross
Finance Ministry
Agnew Says U S Will Avoid Bailout Role in Asia
Vice President Spiro Agnew returning from a three week 11 nation tour said the United States will avoid intervening to bail out small Asian countries during border flareups. He stressed continued U S presence in the Pacific and cautioned against predicting troop withdrawal timelines. He praised Vietnam morale and progress in pacification while urging cautious optimism about the war’s endgame.
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Honolulu
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Nixon
Agnew
U.S
Pacific
Air Force Two
Auckland
New Zealand
Vietnam
Weekend Weather Shifts From Rain To Snow In Ohio
An early morning rain in Southwestern Ohio is expected to switch to snow as temperatures fall. Northern Ohio may see up to four inches. Daytime highs near 30 with flurries as the snow tapers off. Lows in the teens tonight. Monday remains cloudy and colder.
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Ohio
Millionaire Brody Ends Siege After 36 Hours of Giving
New York headline money giveaway draws crowds as 21 year old margarine heir Michael James Brody Jr vows to distribute 25 million dollars to causes. He hunkers in his East Side apartment after a manhuntlike day of cash handouts, while banks flag checks and police fence off Paddington Road.
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Michael James Brody Jr
East Side
Paris
France
Brody
Scarsdale
Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Co
J. Henry Neale
Paddington Road
Puerto Rico
Jamaica
Renee
Harlem
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