Kent State Turmoil Continues as Guards On Campus
About 800 Ohio National Guardsmen remained on Kent State University grounds after bayonets and tear gas ended a Sunday night march. One student was bayoneted, several injured, and 62 arrests were reported as protesters returned to campus amid a city curfew and Rhodes emergency order.
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Campus Papers Call For Strikes Across Nation
Campus newspapers nationwide planned a student strike to protest U.S. actions in Cambodia and bombing of North Vietnam. Editorials at 11 colleges denounced Nixon Viet Nam policy and urged Congress prerogatives, with support from several top schools and planned printings at Stanford and Berkeley. In Atlanta, Emory students voted to march during Nixon’s Georgia visit. At Case Western Reserve University ROTC offices were occupied by 40 to 75 demonstrators urging removal of the ROTC program, with property damage reported as the protest continued.
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Planned U S Cambodian Offensives to Strike Base Camps
American and South Vietnamese troops prepare new offensives into Cambodia to destroy North Vietnamese and Viet Cong base camps along the border. Melvin Laird says all sanctuaries will be confronted as major thrusts continue.
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Striking Teamsters Split Over Returning to Work
Across the nation Teamsters remain divided on ending the wildcat trucking strike with Cleveland drivers voting to resume duties after a 951 to 378 decision. Akron also ended its walkout while St Louis Local 600 backed continuing the 33 day strike amid violence at yards.
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Mud May Stop Yanks In Cambodia
After five days in Cambodia the American task force faces two dilemmas. Precipitating monsoon rains have washed out a forward airstrip and hundreds of armored vehicles spearheading the thrust are bogging down in several areas.
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Reds Storm Key Cambodian Town
A military spokesman Maj Am Rong said Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces used human wave tactics to seize Neak Luong near Svay Rieng severing road links for four Cambodian battalions. The fighting expanded along Route 7 and in the Mimot area amid monsoon concerns and mounting civilian displacement.
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Record turnout eyed for Ohio primary election
Secretary of State Ted Brown predicts a record turnout of about 1.16 million voters from roughly 4 million eligibles as Ohio holds its Tuesday primary. Democratic hopefuls include John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum for the U S Senate, while Republicans feature Robert Taft Jr and Gov. James Rhodes in a heated governor race.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Shows Cool, Fair Conditions
The Middletown area is forecast for fair and cool conditions tonight with lows in the mid to upper 70s. Tuesday will be mostly sunny and cooler with highs in the low to mid 60s. Yesterday’s high reached 63 and this morning’s low was 42.
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