Ohio Senate backs 19-year-old vote in push for amendment
Senator Oakley Collins leads a 19 vote Senate approval for lowering the voting age to 19, but Rep. Barry Levey warns the House will balk and may send the measure to a committee. He notes campus tensions and a broad spectrum of opinion on letting 5,000 more people vote by 1972.
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House
Barry Levey
Middletown
Oakley C. Collins
Ironston
Ohio
Senate
Levey
Colege
Middletown Chamber
Judiciary
Rep
Middletown Area
Viet Cong second phase may follow Saigon offensive
U S military analysts say the Viet Cong’s spring offensive near Saigon may move into a more violent second phase this weekend or next week. They note possible heavy rocket and mortar attacks and multiregimental ground assaults around Bien Hoa Long Binh and Tay Ninh while Saigon braces for further action and reorganization.
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Saigon
U.S
Ing
Long B’oh-Bien Hoa
Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Trang Bang
Common Problems in Child Rearing Seminar
Dr Martin A Rush will discuss common child rearing problems and how they arise and may be approached and corrected at a 1 pm seminar tomorrow. The event at First Methodist Church is sponsored by the Community Day Hospital Association and open to the public.
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Martin A. Rush
First Methodist Church
Nixon Threatens Enemy With Big Retaliation
Washington AP The Nixon administration warned that continued indiscriminate shelling of South Vietnamese cities could trigger political and military consequences for North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. State Department officials said responses would depend on duration, and President Nixon planned to report from Europe on possible actions if violations persist.
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Washington
Nixon
North Vietnam
William P. Rogers
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Johnson
McCloskey
Europe
Rogers
Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Paris
Capitol Hill
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
House
Far East
Niew Nixon
Why Mortar Attack Kills Vietnamese Prisoners
A mother in DIEN BAN laments over her 16-year-old son killed when a Viet Cong prison compound near Da Nang was struck by a mortar shell. Eighteen prisoners wounded. the incident left bodies displayed on tin roofing and carried to the graveyard as barbed wire fences held the compound.
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Dien Ban
Vietnam
da Nang
Hoi
Eight Ohioans Die in Vietnam Among 144 Killed
The Defense Department lists eight Ohioans among 144 Americans killed in Vietnam. Names include Army Spec. 4 James E. Titus of Columbus, Pfc. Richard P. Ritzler of Tiffin, Navy Lt. jg John J. Seery of Cuyahoga Falls, and Marines Cpl. Gerald D. Zawadzki of Brooklyn, Lance Cpl. Keith T. Landers of Melrose, Pfc. Robert H. Borgan of Cincinnati, Pfc. Kenneth R. Heifner of Mansfield, and Pfc. Randolph R. Ramsey of Williamsfield.
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Vietnam
Defense Department
Army
James E. Titus
Columbus
Richard P. Ritzler
Tiffin
Navy
John J. Seery
Cuyahoga Falls
Gerald D. Zawadzki
Brooklyn
Keith T. Landers
Melrose
Robert H. Borgan
Cincinnati
Kenneth R. Heifner
Mansfield
Randolph R. Ramsey
Williamsfield
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