Springboro Clinches Columbus Bid In Big Troy Win
Springboro Panthers routed Versailles 68 52 at Hobart Arena Troy to reach the Columbus semi finals in Class A. George Burkart scored 26 as Springboro erased a 20 point deficit and now faces undefeated Minster next Friday. Versailles faded late, but Springboro held on for the state tournament bid, marking the first Warren County team to reach Columbus.
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Mike Blevins
Cincinnati
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Explosives Seized In Saigon Embassy Plot
Police in Saigon raided a house and found 2 pounds of plastic explosives tied to a plot against the U.S. Embassy. Earlier, two Viet Cong agents arrested with 26 pounds of plastic explosives planned to park a scooter and trigger a timed blast. A separate grenade damaged a power transformer in Da Nang with no injuries. U.S. aircraft conducted strikes near Viet Cong targets in Binh Tuy Province.
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Mansfield Sees Quick Passage of Voting Rights Bill
Senator Mansfield forecast at least 80 senators would back the administration's voting rights bill when brought to a Senate vote, likely next month. He did not expect a prolonged filibuster and stressed the measure aims to ensure Negroes are registered, vote, and have their votes counted.
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Mike Mansfield
Senate
Mansfield
Teen's complaint on dad's five A's demand
A teenager vents to a friend that his father expects him to have all the things he never had, including achieving five A grades on the upcoming May report card.
TV Camera Added to Moscow Embassy Defenses
The U S Embassy in Moscow has installed a television camera on the rear of its 10 story building to scan areas behind the embassy walls and workshops. A Marine guard on the ninth floor monitors the feed and directs a roving Marine to investigate anything seen on screen.
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King to Lead Third Try in Selma March on Montgomery
Civil rights leaders mobilize thousands for a historic march from Selma to Montgomery. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr will lead the procession as troops guard the route and a prayer service precedes the five day trek starting at Browns Chapel A M Church. Between 4,000 and 5,000 are expected.
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Johnson orders 3,000 troops to guard Selma march start
President Johnson announced a large federal deployment to Alabama as the Selma to Montgomery march approached. Nearly 1,900 National Guardsmen were federalized, about 100 FBI agents, close to 100 U.S. marshals, and over 1,000 Army troops were mobilized with additional medical units and aircraft to support a 250 bed Montgomery hospital and a 75 bed Selma facility. He said federal help was sought to ensure the rights and safety of citizens while preserving states rights and urged adherence to a federal court order for the five day march.
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Chief of Selma's council in uniform
Selma city council president Carl Morgan, leader of a city rocked by unrest, reported for duty as a lieutenant colonel in the 31st Division under Brigadier General Henry V. Graham. Graham, a Birmingham businessman and deputy commanding general, previously led federalized Guardsmen during the June 1963 Alabama racial showdown.
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Alabama
University of Alabama
Where's Spring as Winter Ends Across 15 States
The Associated Press reports Winter ended with a massive midcontinent cold snap and snowfall across the East. Spring arrived officially at 3:05 p.m. EST, yet temperatures plunged to record lows in many cities from Minnesota to New Mexico. Weather warnings covered the Atlantic coast, with snow depths over 10 inches anticipated in the East and Southeast.
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Weekend Break in Winter Stubborn Chill Persists
Forecasts show a brief break in winter’s hold on Monday with a whisper of fair and warmer conditions. Today remains much like yesterday as the cold lingers with a high near 30 under partly cloudy skies and a low around 18 tonight.
Bus Crash Kills 29 in Formosa Tour Train
A sightseeing bus crowded with 77 grade school children and two teachers plunged off a mountain road near Taipei after hitting a pedestrian. Police say 29 people died and 71 were injured, with driver Wu Hsiang-chew, 35, in critical condition. Yeh Ming Chang, 24, survivor, described the fatal moments.
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Formosa
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Kiddieland
Disneyland
Wu Hsiang-chew
Medicare Financing Is Rapped
In Columbus Ohio Dr Robert E Tschantz president of the Ohio State Medical Association says a Medicare bill before Congress is tragically financed and would sharply raise Social Security taxes He backs an Eldercare alternative and argues the plan harms lower income groups while the nation funds overseas aid and embassies while libraries burn and property is seized
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A Glance Inside Journey To Space Began Near Here
A careful look is being taken at whether the U.S. needs the draft system as part of a broader space exploration discussion. The feature notes Nikolai Federenko, a smiling Russian delegate, and mentions U.S. delegates to the United Nations learning on related topics.
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Nikolai Federenko
United Nations
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