Britain Faces National Rail Strike Disrupting Economy
Brakemen at more than 40 depots walk out halting hundreds of trains between London and the north. Prime Minister Harold Wilson warns of serious industrial unrest as unions and the rail board clash over pay and potential full shutdown.
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London
Britain
Liverpool
Harold Wilson
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Rail Board
Albert Griffiths
YMCA Announces Weekly Schedule Of Activities
The YMCA lists next weeks events including kids cartoons Saturday in the morning, family night in the gym and pool, coffee house at Miami University, Inferno dance, and various Hi Y, swim, and club meetings. Activities run daily from Monday through Friday with multiple age groups and venues.
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Miami U
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Superman
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Trenton
Cincinnati adopts laws to curb racial flareups and riots
Cincinnati City Council approved four ordinances to prevent inciting riots and interfering with city workers in duty. Amendments stiffen fines for resisting and assaulting police, with penalties up to 5000 dollars and up to one year in jail or both, effective immediately.
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Cincinnati
Ohio GI Survives Close Call Over Saigon
Army Spec. 4 Richard Krawczyk of Prospect Ohio towed through a direct hit as a helicopter crew chief aboard an Army resupply chopper north of Saigon. Guerrillas opened fire at 1 400 feet, the visor was shattered and shell fragments hit crew and pilot. The craft returned safely to Tay Ninh base.
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Prospect
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Jerry
Adams
Greenwood
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Krawczyk
Tay Ninh
Vietnam mission marks Adams first flight in Vietnam
Adams completed his first Vietnam mission aboard the flight describing it as a close call and expressing hope it does not foretell the rest of his tour. The note reflects the daily routine of Americans in wartime and general shopping patterns in Japan with Sundays as peak shopping days.
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Vietnam
Adams
Japan
Lamb Crop Off Washington Falls in 1967
The 1967 U.S. lamb crop totaled 15 million head, down 6 percent from 1966. The report cites reduced flock sizes and breeding adjustments affecting production nationwide.
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Washington
U. S
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Christy Dry Gas
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Decorator
Spartus
Lux Electric
Colgate
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