Farm kids minority at OSU at college
OSU agriculture students increasingly come from city backgrounds and women are joining. Darrow notes farm-raised students fell from 47 percent in 1973 to 41 percent in 1974, with about a quarter of freshmen women. Graduation numbers rise, totaling 500 degree holders in 1974.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Edward E. Darrow
Agriculture College
Darrow
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Paratroops bolster Saigon defenses amid offensive
President Nguyen Van Thieu ordered a paratrooper division from Da Nang to Saigon to strengthen urban defenses as North Vietnam presses its two week assault on the capital.
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South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
da Nang
Northern Vietnam overrun three highland provinces in 1970 coup era
Civilians flee toward the coast as North Vietnamese forces push from Ban Me Thuot toward Pleiku Kontum and Darlac. Saigon abandons Kontum Pleiku and Darlac after a two week offensive, with heavy fighting and retreats across the region.
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Dinh Quan
Long Khanh
Central Highlands
Western Highlands
Nguyen van Thieu
Kontum
Pleiku
Darlac
Maryland
Ban Me Thuot
Darlac Province
U.S
Highlands
Photographs show man not Oswald in 1963 Mexico City
New York Review of Books released two photos of a man claiming to be Lee Harvey Oswald in Mexico City in 1963. The images, not Oswald, come from CIA surveillance and prompt debate on the Warren Commission findings and a possible reopening of the JFK case.
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New York Review of Books
Lee Harvey Oswald
Mexico City
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Fensterwald
O’toole
CIA
Richard Helms
Marguerite Oswald
O'Toole
Ford proposes 2 billion highway bonanza for states
President Ford plans a new federal highway program that would return half of the four cent per gallon gasoline tax to the states, about 2 billion dollars annually, to be spent on roads with no fixed interstate matching required. Governors discuss diversions as Ford aims to aid road building and adjust aid to Cambodia.
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Ford
White House
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Indiana
Otis R. Bowen
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
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Cambodia
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
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CIA
Dying Woman's Children Find Potential Home Ahead
Linda Hardy, dying of cancer in Columbus, Ohio, has three children Sheri 12 Joey 10 Amber 6 awaiting adoptive homes in Wichita. Her brother John Pinkerton, a 29 year old Air Force sergeant, says national publicity has brought offers and confusion about the family situation.
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Kan
Linda Mhardy
Linda
John Pinkerton
Air Force
Pinkerton
Wichita Eagle
Beacon
Columbus
Ohio
Pinkerton guardianship offer amid family crisis
The Pinkertons plan to adopt Mary and her three grade school children including 8 year old Mike with cerebral palsy. Pinkerton, a Vietnam veteran stationed at McConnell Air Force Base, says he and Mary will provide a home and guidance though it brings financial strain. He has been named guardian in his sister’s will and remains hopeful despite her illness.
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Mike
Linda
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Wichita
McConnell Air Force Base
Body found in Akron canal identified as Sylvester Merryman
The body of Sylvester Merryman fifty of Barberton was found in the Ohio Erie Canal in Akron's industrial area. Police said he had been shot in the head and investigators were pursuing leads today.
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Sylvester Merryman
Barberton
Ohio-Erie Canal
Akron
Merryman
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