Guard Patrols Lamar as Custody and Riot Clashes Erupt
Federal and state authorities rushed to Lamar South Carolina after a riot against racial integration. Police in riot gear sealed the campus and closed schools while U S marshals and the FBI opened investigations. About 100 white adults attacked school buses carrying Negro children injuring several, before troopers dispersed the crowd with tear gas.
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Lamar
S.C
Robert NcNair
Washington
Justice Department
U.S
FBI
Pat Nixon Visits Cincinnati Inspires Local Youth
First Lady Pat Nixon toured Cincinnati meeting Girl Scouts, majorettes, and SCIP volunteers at the University of Cincinnati and a convalescent home. She praised student volunteer work, called it legitimate, and expressed hope for the country’s future.
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Judy Coates
Kathleen Krumm
Pat Nixon
Cincinnati
Queen City
Greater Cincinnati
Holmes High School
Covington
Nixon
Colorado
Missouri
Fairview
City Hills
Ravine
McMillan
SCIP
University of Cincinnati
Joseph Ghory
Nixon asks Congress to halt nationwide rail strike
President Nixon urges immediate passage of a mandatory settlement for 45000 shop craft workers to avert a midnight rail shutdown. He cites three AFL CIO unions approved deal, while Sheet Metal Workers oppose, with Congress weighing swift action amid court injunctions and fresh labor hearings. 700 Penn Central workers in Cleveland protest 14 month delay.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Afl-Cio
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Senate Labor Committee
House Commerce Committee
Cleveland
Penn Central
Collinwood
U. S. District Court
Wiliam W. Winpisinger
Winpisinger
International Association of Machinists
Irabs Hit By Israeli Air Raids Across Suez Canal
Tel Aviv reports Israeli planes crossed the Suez Canal to strike central sector targets inside Egypt. A communique says aircraft returned safely. In Gaza a hand grenade wounded two soldiers. attackers fled as guards cordoned the area. Israel warns Lebanon over guerrilla attacks.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Lebanon
Fire causes six-figure damage at Times-Reporter plant
In New Philadelphia Ohio fire gutted the Times-Reporter basement damaging more than 100000 dollars worth of newly installed photo and offset printing equipment. Janitors spotted flickering lights and alerted editors. officials suspect wiring caused the blaze. Publication would continue with a full week to return to normal.
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New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Times-Reporter
Roger McGregor
Harry Yockey
Yockey
McGregor
Chuckle on Teen Attitudes Sparks Parental Debate
A humorous quip about teenagers suggests reasoning may worsen behavior. The remark reflects common generational tensions and prompts readers to reflect on disciplinary approaches.
Doctors keep Sharp Eye on LBJ
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson remains under Army doctor care at Brooke General Hospital. Physicians described the outlook as fairly optimistic but cautious, noting heart artery hardening and past heart attack history while aiming to prevent an ordinary heart attack.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Army
Johnson
Brooke General Hospital
Lbj Ranch
North
Demos Neither Side Won In HEW Education Battle
Congress nears final passage of a 19.4 billion HEW and Labor education bill after a compromise between Senate and House to accept the conference report. President Nixon plans to sign though the measure exceeds his budget by 680 million as the 2 percent withholding provision remains in place.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Senate
Conference Committee
Health, Education and Welfare
White House
Weekend Rain Cleared As Colder Air Moves In
The Middletown forecast calls for rain ending this evening and a drop in temperature. Lows in the 30s, with fair and warmer conditions Thursday. Highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Yesterday’s high reached 62, morning low 53. One inch of rain fell overnight.
Ohio Lawmakers Ban Erie Oil Drilling
The Ohio House voted 92 0 to prohibit oil and gas drilling in Lake Erie until July 1 1972. The measure's sponsor said a temporary moratorium could become permanent, with cross state support. A separate bill to itemize political contributions and ticket purchases was expected.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lake Erie
House
Richard Christiansen
Mansfield
George Voinoich
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
Christiansen
French Submarine Eury dice Reported Missing Off Toulon
A French submarine named Eury dice disappeared in the Mediterranean after a practice dive off Cape Camarat, near Toulon. The vessel's crew size is unknown but a normal complement is 45. no radio responses were received since the dive around 7:30 to 1:30 a.m. EST, and authorities said they are very worried.
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Toulon
France
Mediterranean
Maritime Prefecture
Cape Camarat
Marseille
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Roy Odell Pannebecker
Jackson
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Bridge
Heloise
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Ee Television
Valley
Women’s News
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R-Mass
Middletown
Erie
Rench
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