Zap In Riot Leads National Guard Eviction in Zap North Dakota
In Zap North Dakota a so called Zap-in drew about 2 000 college age youths from as far as Toronto and Florida. The town was placed under martial law as 500 National Guardsmen moved in to evict the crowd. Officials say 100 to 150 youths caused most of the damage totaling an estimated 5 000 to 10 000 dollars. The town pastor urged forgiveness and soil stewardship week began amid the unrest.
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Zap
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David Schaper
North Dakota
Wairie
Toronto
Canada
Florida
North Dakota State University
Norman Fuchs
Fort Lauderdale
Fuchs
D. R. Helleckson
Hellockson
Local tax vote support touted by residents
Voters cite need for city revenue to maintain services and prefer local oversight of spending. Political action funded by the Live Middletown Committee with Harry Volday as chair.
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Live Middletown
Harry Volday
Ohio House to Vote on New Public Safety Department Plan
Ohio legislators prepare to vote on a bill creating a cabinet level Department of Public Safety by moving five agencies from the attorney general. The measure would dissolve the Highway Safety Department and place the Ohio Highway Patrol under the new department. The bill draws GOP support and opposition from the Crime Commission and attorney general. Floor votes on election reform and other measures are also anticipated.
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Atty
Paul W. Brown
Senate
Ohio Death Toll High
The National Safety Council reports early 1969 traffic death rates for Ohio cities. Columbus records 2.1 deaths per 10 000 registered vehicles, ranking third among 500 000 to 650 000 populations. Dayton shows 10 deaths per 10 000, ranking third among 200 000 to 350 000 populations behind Des Moines and Norfolk.
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Des Moines
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Confederacy Proclaimed as States Secede in 1861
The Confederacy was proclaimed by seceding states on February 9 1861 and Jefferson Davis was named president.
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