USW Proxy Accepts Findings On 3 Percent Pay Rise
President elect J W Abel of the United Steelworkers says we accept the facts in a White House report that the steel industry can afford a 3 percent pay raise without price increases. He dodges committing to that limit, noting talks will resume after postponing last Saturday's strike deadline. Abel reiterates the union's demand for a cost of living adjustment in addition to the 3 percent raise.
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Washington
J. W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
White House
Abel
Fer
U.S
Brown County Marine Victim In Dominican Fighting
Pfc. John Maggard Jr. a 17 year old Marine from Brown County was wounded by a sniper in Santo Domingo. He is believed paralyzed below the waist after a bullet lodged in his spine. His parents say he is hospitalized in San Juan Puerto Rico. He was injured April 30.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Brown County
John
Maggard Jr
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
John Maggard
Hamersville
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Stevenson Rejects UN Push for Rapid Dominican Withdrawal
In New York United Nations leaders press for a quick pullout as Uruguay and France urge a swift end to U S military involvement in the Dominican Republic. Adlai Stevenson vows to keep forces until OAS guarantees order under a constitutional government amid Latin American pressure.
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United Nations
U.S
Dominican Republic
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Security Council
Uruguay
Stevenson
Organization of American States
Fernando Alvarez Tabio
Carlos Maria Velazquez
Johnson
U S Dominican Stand Excites Cuban Exiles
Cuban exiles in Miami celebrate U S intervention in the Dominican Republic expressing support for President Johnson dispatching troops. Prominent exiles like Juanita Castro and former president Carlos Prio Socarras back the move as a step toward freedom against communism. Dr Salvador Lew calls the Marines disembarkation a new era for liberty.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Dominican Republic
Havana
Johnson
Juanita Castro
Fidel Castro
Miss Castro
Free World
Fidel
Santo Domingo
Carlos Pino Socarras
Cuba
Salvador Lew
Marines Expand Refugee Zone Amid Dominican Crisis
U.S. Marines widen the international refugee zone in Santo Domingo to include El Salvador Guatemala and Ecuador embassies while reporting limited hostilities after a cease fire. OAS peace commission chair Richardo Colombo says truce covers safe conduct evacuation and food distribution as rebel forces protest.
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Dominican Republic
Organization of American States Peace Commission
U.S. Ma
Francisco Caamano Deno
United States
OAS
San Isidro
U.S
Johnson says length of crisis beyond prediction
In Washington President Johnson told newsmen it was beyond the realm of prediction right now to guess how long the situation would last. He refused to forecast a timeline amid growing uncertainties and ongoing developments.
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U.S
Caribbean
Johnson
Dominican Republic
United States
U.S. Navy
Caamano
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Washington
OSU Students Delay Protest Over Speaker Absence
Ohio State University student leaders postpone a protest against a campus rule barring controversial speakers. The delay is to allow folk singer Phil Ochs from New York to attend on Friday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Phil Ochs
New York
Body found in trunk in Warren assault suicide case
State police found the body of 43 year old Phillip Filler president of Butler Typewriter Co. in the trunk of his car in Warren. He had been missing for several days and appeared to have shot himself. a pistol was found near the body.
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Warren
Ohio
Phillip Filler
Butler Typewriter Co
Ohio voters decide on reapportionment and bonds
Democrats hailed a great victory as they opposed a Republican backed plan to redraw the Ohio House. Rhodes praised three approved measures including a 29 million dollar state bond issue. The Ohio Fair Apportionment Committee and AFL-CIO leaders framed the result as a push for representative government and labor interests.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House of Representatives
Rhodes
General Assembly
Ohio Fair Apportionment Committee
Weekend Forecast Promises Warm Temperatures With Showers
An advance forecast calls for continued warm temperatures and scattered showers as the new week nears. Tonight will be partly cloudy and warm with a low around 63. Tomorrow stays warm with a high near 8 and 30 percent shower chance. Yesterday's official high reached 84 at 4 pm and overnight low was 63 at 6 am today.
Court orders Sam Sheppard returned to Ohio Penitentiary
The U S Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a ruling freeing Dr Sam Sheppard and remanded him to the Ohio Penitentiary to resume the life sentence for the 1954 murder of his wife Marilyn The 2 to 1 decision upheld state court judgment and criticized the prior federal ruling for overstepping constitutional limits.
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Ohio
USS
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Sam Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Marilyn
Appeals
U.S. Dist
Carl Weinman
Sheppard
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
Weinman
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Court of Appeals
House Panel Okays Extra Battle Funds
The House Appropriations Committee approved President Johnsons request for a emergency 700 million fund to finance the Viet Nam war. The panel noted the Presidents authority to use existing funds but urged enactment of the supplemental appropriation. Senate passage was also expected.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Viet Nam
House Committee
Topless Suits Probed by California Assembly
California Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee split votes to study topless and bottomless bathing suit shows after a three hour hearing. Mayor Ruth Bonell of Pico Rivera described local efforts to shut such shows, saying topless coverage failed to stop bottomless performances.
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Sacramento
Calif
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
California
Ruth Bonell
Pico Rivera
Marines Kill Eight Viet Cong In Da Nang Operation
U S Marine infantry squads conducted a night to dawn engagement near Binh Thai eight miles south of Da Nang killing eight Viet Cong. About 400 Marines in the field, two wounded. Marines used hammer and anvil tactics with rockets and heavy machine guns, while Phantom jets sank two sampans on the Can Be River.
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South Viet Nam
U.S. Marine Infantry
Binh Thai
le My
Marine Battalion
Can Be
Ciney Cab Strike Nears End With Vote Planned
Cincinnati taxicab drivers on strike since several days vote Friday on a new offer from Taxicabs of Cincinnati. The proposal reportedly looks good for a settlement, with details undisclosed. Parkway and Yellow cab drivers are affected as workers seek higher wages and fringe benefits.
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Cincinnati
Taxicabs of
Cincinnati, Inc
Harry Baldock
Teamsters Local 57
Parkway
Yellow Cabs
Chuckle Wisdom On Speaking And Mindful Speech
A succinct reflection notes that wisdom lies in choosing when to voice thoughts and when to restrain speech, balancing candor with tact. The aphorism encourages thoughtful communication and self control in conversation.
Rhodes foes dent Rhodes tax free growth drive
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes won voter approval for three statewide measures including a $290 million capital improvements bond and state guaranteed student loans while losing the House reapportionment plan. Dayton rejected water fluoridation and Cleves land rejected a city income tax.
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Clevesland
Cleveeland
Ohio
Dayton
Flood Danger Recedes After Historic Mississippi Flood
The Mississippi River floodwaters ease from the peak as towns like Gulfport and Hannibal report receding levels. Red Cross begins widespread cleanup kit distribution in Quincy while farmers face a ruined year from thousands of flooded acres. Crests reached 24.3 feet in Hannibal and 24.1 in Quincy with a slow, rain-influenced decline.
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Associated Press
Gulfport
Quincy
Red Cross
Hannibal
Mississippi
Rock Island
Strike Continues as 2700 Steelworkers Idle Warren Plant
In Warren Ohio the Cop perweld Steel Co plant remains closed for the fifth day due to a strike by 2700 members of United Steelworkers Local 2243. The action suspends production and highlights ongoing labor dispute.
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Warren, Ohio
ZAP
Copperweld Steel Co
United Steel Workers
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