Police Clear Dartmouth ROTC Protest And Purdue Sit-in
New Hampshire and Vermont police moved on about 60 Dartmouth students after a Tuesday occupation, while 600 Purdue students remained at Memorial Union after police cleared 300 from the administration building. At Dartmouth no injuries were reported and 229 arrests followed an earlier sit-in.
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Ohio Voters Approve Some School Levies Amid Defeats
Ohio voters approved about half of more than 100 school levy proposals on the ballot while many districts faced defeats. In Youngstown a 12 mill operating levy passed 27,244 to 20,459 as city schools faced financial strain. Several districts including Parma and Lancaster rejected levies, and bond issues totaling 97.3 million for construction fared worse, with Lorain’s 12.5 million bond defeated 6,1944,137.
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Kent State students vow to continue hunger strike
About 30 Kent State University students vow to keep a hunger strike in front of the administration building until officials answer questions about student supervision. A campus rally of 300 to 350 heard calls for action and a referendum on the conduct code.
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Grand jury probes Fortas link to Arnold & Porter documents
Federal grand jury in Cleveland investigates documents found last summer in a safe at Arnold & Porter tied to a jewelry theft. The probe, begun by the Justice Department, centers on files from the Fortas era at the firm, long connected to Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas. Fortas left the firm in 1965 and is under scrutiny amid a broader political and legal climate.
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Toledo Steel
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Worst Viet War Chinook crash kills 34 in Vietnam
A U.S. Army CH47 Chinook carrying South Vietnamese infantry crashed north of Saigon, killing 34 aboard and injuring 35. Two American crew died, one injured. It is the war’s worst helicopter loss, with 2,598 helicopters reported lost overall, many due to mechanical trouble or enemy action.
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Ammo Truck Explodes in Macon During Fire and Shelling
An ammunitions truck crashed into another vehicle near Macon causing a fire that scattered hundreds of 20mm rounds over three quarters of a mile. Two people were struck by shells and four injured. Lt. John R. Davis of the Macon fire department and Milligan Frazier of Lexington, Kentucky were named among the injured. The truck belonged to Tri-City Motor Transit of Joplin Missouri and was en route from Homestead Air Force Base Florida to Columbus Ohio.
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Milligan Frazier
Lexington
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Homestead Air Force Base
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Columbus
Ohio
Bucher Commander's Navy Future Looks Promising
Secretary Laird says Commander Lloyd M. Bucher’s career “does look good” after the Pueblo affair. Secretary Chafee notes Congress and White House show little sign of closing the case along Navy lines, leaving Bucher under a lasting cloud and awaiting his next assignment. The decision may influence his promotion prospects to captain, with boards weighing his service reputation alongside his record.
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North Korea
Chafee
Lakewood seeks county income tax for education
Lakewood Board of Education asked the Ohio Legislature to enact a county based income tax earmarked for education with a fair share returned to local communities. The request came as districts weighed proposed property tax increases. The hearing also covered regional service centers planned to aid districts with centralized purchasing and special education staff at an estimated setup cost of 3.4 million over two years and claimed 118 million yearly savings.
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Ohio
Lakewood Board of Education
Phillip Ranney
House Education Committee
Ranney
Mark C. Schinnerer
Weather outlook turns warm with late showers
The forecast says mild tonight with partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures. Showers and thunder expected later in the evening with lows in the 60s. Thursday brings scattered showers and highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s.
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