OSU Students Clash With Guards on 15th Avenue
In Columbus Ohio police and National Guard clashed with several hundred OSU demonstrators early today. About 30 arrests followed after authorities boxed in the crowd on 15th Avenue as they fled through private yards. No tear gas used injuries limited to bruises on guardsmen.
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Ohio State University
15Th Avenue
Columbus Safety
James Hughes
University
High Street
15Th
Campus confrontations renew at university negotiations
University President Fawcett and officials planned a civil discussion with student negotiators after a 5000 strong march shouting we want power. National Guard numbers held at about 2000 while talks stalled following a breakdown in negotiations with Afro-Am Ad Hoc Committee and others demanding campus action.
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Novice G. Fawcett
Edward Q. Moulton
James Shacknessy
Board of Trustees
Fawcett
National Guard
Afro-Am Organization
Afro-Am
Women’s Liberation Front
William Crandell
Market Gets A Shot In The Arm
New York stocks rose sharply on Wednesday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 32.04 to 663.20, the biggest one day rise in history. Intervals showed the index up over 37 at intraday highs while volume reached 17.44 million shares. IBM led gains by climbing 17 to 259, and Occidental Petroleum traded 351,000 shares, finishing up 2.60 at 16.84.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
American Exchange
Seagrave
IBM
Occidental Petroleum
Nixon and Critics Battle Over Consumer Class Action Bill
AP reported that the Nixon administration and business groups oppose a proposed class action measure, favoring a narrowed consumer fraud alternative. The bill, before the House interstate commerce subcommittee, would let individuals sue on behalf of thousands of consumers, potentially deterring merchant deception.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Withdrawals Planned For GIs In S. Korea
The Pentagon plans gradual troop reductions in South Korea starting late next year. A key aim is budget relief and shifting toward the Nixon doctrine, with about 64 000 U S troops in Korea and possible removal of one of two divisions if needed.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
South Korea
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
United States
Middletown Forecast Calls for Warm, Fair Weather
The Middletown area expects fair conditions with little temperature change tonight. Lows in the 90s, Friday mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the 90s. Outlook Saturday remains fair and warm.
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Middletown
Nixon asks business to hold price line in inflation war
President Nixon urged U.S. business leaders to curb prices as part of a voluntary effort to fight inflation. In a private 2 1/2 hour session with 45 executives he downplayed mandatory controls while stressing cooperation with government and labor. He said the Cambodia decision affected markets but would hasten Vietnam withdrawal. Several attendees praised the meeting but asked to remain unnamed.
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Sions
Nixon
Dent Nixon
Cambodia
Vietnam
GOP to Hear Herbert and Turner Side in Campaign Scandal
Ohio GOP leaders invite State Treasurer John D. Herbert and Senator Robin T. Turner to state their positions on the campaign contributions controversy before the party decides whether to withdraw support. State Chairman Joan Andrews said a withdrawal is possible if new facts emerge at the meeting next Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robin T. Turner
Ohio Republican Party
Herbert
GOP
Turner
Republican Committee
Joan Andrews
Reds Step Up S Vietnam Raids South of Saigon
North Vietnamese forces increased attacks in northern South Vietnam with at least 93 enemy dead. Four ground assaults left five Americans and three South Vietnamese dead and 14 Americans and 14 South Vietnamese wounded. The largest strike at Patrol Base O'Reilly near the A Shau valley saw about 300 attackers halted by U S helicopter gunships and artillery. Da Nang officials reported 74 NVA killed, while South Vietnamese losses were three dead and 14 wounded. No American advisers or artillerymen at the base were hurt.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
O'Reilly
A Shau
da Nang
Indians Claim Alcatraz For Indian Center Despite Park Plan
Federal officials announced plans to turn Alcatraz into a Golden Gate National Recreation Area, stressing Indian contributions. Indian leaders insist the island belongs to them under the 1868 Sioux treaty and pursue ownership for an educational and cultural center, while vowing to resist the park proposal.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Interior Department
Golden Gate National
Morris
Montana
Alcatraz
House approves SST funding despite noise concerns
The House narrowly approves 290 million dollars for supersonic transport development in a 7 billion DOT bill amid repeated votes on defunding. Critics push for recorded roll calls, while backers say noise issues will be solved and cancellation would harm aviation prestige and jobs. Rep. Edward Boland asserts ground noise control progress.
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U.S
Department of Transportation
Crities
House
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wis
America
Edward P. Boland
D-Mass
House Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee
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Korea
NATO
Europe
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Tnside
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Renee
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Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
San Francisco Bay
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