Cincinnati approves 5.2 mill school levy to avert cuts
Nearly 85 000 Cincinnati public school students will keep a full school day for the year after 57 percent of 110 000 voters approve a 5.2 mill operating levy. The $3.20 per $1 000 property value levy avoids up to five June days and 14 December days of cuts, easing a financial crisis and allowing teachers to be hired.
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Cincinnati
Miller
Parma Teachers End Walkout With $700 Year Raises
Parma teachers accept a $700 annual pay raise ending a three day walkout after voters rejected a 94 mill levy. Starting salary rises to $6,500 in two steps by next January, short of the requested $6,700. The dispute peaked when the county judge ordered the teachers back to class.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Parma
Common Pleas
Francis J. Talty
Allied Forces Capture Mountaintop Fortress
American paratroopers and South Vietnamese infantry today seized a mountaintop fortress overlooking the A Shau Valley in Dong Ap Bia near the Laotian border after a hard 10 day siege. The clash left 426 North Vietnamese and 39 Americans dead, with 273 paratroopers wounded as the force, expanded to over 1,000 paratroopers and 400 Vietnamese, attacked from four sides and reached the top at 11:45 a.m. The commander reported the enemy streaming off the hill and rear guards firing tear gas as the assault continued toward Laos.
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A Shau
101St Airborne Division
Weldon Honeycutt
Columbus
Laos
Honeycutt
Alpha Company
FBINabs Tingler In Six Ohio Murders
Richard Lee Tingler Jr. 29, an FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive, is jailed in Oklahoma City awaiting extradition to Ohio on six murder charges. Arrested near Dill City while using the name Don Williams, he faces unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for murder and armed robbery with a $100000 bond.
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Oklahoma City
FBI
Ohio
Richard Lee Tingler Jr
Farih
Dill City
Oklahoma
Don Williams
Portsmouth
U.S
James L. Gullett
Tingler
Ruth Eisemann-Lehrer
Georgia
Barbara Jane Mackle
Norman
Washita County
Harold Cooper
Cooper
Dave Dobbs
Clinton
Okla
Alvin Hoffman
John G. Hoffman
Alvin
California
Rhodes Slams Newsmen Over Rudeness in Life Story
Gov James A Rhodes of Ohio says the news media were rude to his guests and defends a Life magazine profile as not as vicious as his 1962 campaign. The Life piece claims he paid over 100000 dollars in back taxes and penalties in ten years. Rhodes denies the accusations.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Life Magazine
Life Story
Rhodes
Apollo 16 Mission Nears Moon as Crew Rests in Space
Apollo 16 astronauts Thomas Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan wake refreshed after nine hours of sleep aboard the command ship en route to a lunar rendezvous nearly 200000 miles away. Mission control reports the midcourse motor firing not needed and praises the spacecraft as it travels toward the Sea of Tranquility.
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Air Force Co
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
John W. Young
Eugene 4
Cernan
Mission Control
Tord
Houston
Moon
Stafford
Sea of Tranquility
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin BE. Aldrin
Lunar
Cape Kennedy
Young and Cernan
Akron Senator Calls Rhodes to Resign Over Ethics Controversy
Sen William Nye of Akron urged Gov James Rhodes to resign amid Life magazine allegations of unpaid taxes and ethics concerns. Nye compared Rhodes to Abe Fortas who resigned after a funding query. Rhodes denies the charges and aides call Nye’s demand surprising. Carney notes no state funds are involved.
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Columbus
Ohio
William B. Nye
Akron
James A. Rhodes
Nye
Rhodes
U. S. Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Life Magazine
WAKR
John M. McElroy
Rockefeller says Latins share problems in mutual quest
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller wrapped up a nine day Latin American tour landing at LaGuardia Airport after Panama. He said the hemisphere faces common concerns over exports and U S tariff reductions and stressed that nations must cooperate on mutual problems. Demonstrations accompanied his visits in several capitals with a fatal student shooting reported in Honduras. He noted most protests involved students and predicted more Latin trips in coming months.
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New ‘York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
LaGuardia
Panama
Hemisphere
Nixon
Rockefeller
Middletown Sees Clearing Skies and Cool Nights
The Middletown forecast calls for clearing skies and cooler temperatures tonight with lows in the 40s and 50s. Wednesday brings fair conditions with highs in the 60s to 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 72 and this morning’s low was 58.
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