B52 Raid Strikes North Vietnam Missile Sites in DMZ
High altitude B52 bombers attacked three hidden North Vietnamese sites near the DMZ as part of a broad effort to halt SAM missile preparations. The strike followed heavy American casualties in the north and amid ongoing clashes around Con Thien.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Dmz
Con Thien
Mekong Delta
Hanoi
Haiphong
Striking Teachers Refuse Court Order In New York
New York union leaders say they will ignore a State Supreme Court injunction ordering an end to a three day old teachers strike. AFL CIO United Federation of Teachers president William Shanker says picket lines will stay until a contract is ratified. The judge warned fines up to 10,000 dollars daily and potential jail for contempt as attendance plummeted and schools operated with reduced staff.
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New York
Supreme Court
New York City
Shanker
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Emilio Nunez
Nunez
Central Commercial High School
Board of Education
Justice Nunez
UFT
Gary
Ind
Teamsters Union
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Barn Fire Wrecks Martin Meadows Farm Barn Near Excello
Firefighters battled a 3 a.m. blaze at Martin Meadows Farm Onto 4 south of Excello. The 60 by 120 foot barn holding 1500 to 2000 hay bales and equipment was a total loss with damage estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. Three departments aided, and the fire was under control about 4 a.m. No livestock were in the barn. a tenant farmer was away on vacation.
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Martin Meadows
Excello
Carl. W. Martin
Clester Brewer
South Middletown
Brewer
Martin
Middletown
Monroe
LeSourdsville
South Korea Seeks UN Truce Group Aid After Train Mine
South Korea asks the UN to supervise a peace effort after saboteurs blamed on the North mined a freight train north of Seoul, damaging two cars and highlighting rising regional violence amid an emergency National Security Council session.
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Korea
National Security Council
Chung Hee Park
U.S
Seoul
North Korea intensifies border attacks amid UN talks
An eight day old report notes a train derailment near Seoul following an explosion. Officials accuse North Korea of widening espionage and guerrilla actions since October. The UN reports heavy casualties among North Korean forces and ongoing clashes as Korea seeks UN General Assembly action.
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Seoul
North Korea
Kim Il-Sung
U.N. Command
U.N
South Korea
U.N. General Assembly
Korea
Supervisory Commission
Chuckle TI Passed By Your House Yesterday
Chuckle notes a brief message about TI passing by a house yesterday and a polite thanks in reply.
Students Win Fight Over War Posters in New York Transit
SDS victory forces Transit Authority to accept antiwar posters unless safety is endangered. ACLU says precedent for peace and left groups. but SDS may not exhibit due to funding and interest. Poster depicted napalm scarred child with protest message.
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Dents For A Democratic
Vietnam
Dudley B. Bonsa
City Transit Authority
Transit Authority
SDS
Gutman
New York Subways Advertising Co., Inc
Youngstown Traffic Death Rate Ranks Low in City Size Bracket
The National Safety Council reported Youngstown Ohio had the second lowest traffic death rate among 100000 to 200000 population cities through July. Youngstown recorded 1.4 traffic deaths per 10000 registered vehicles while Salt Lake City had the lowest rate at 0.8 per 10000.
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Chicago
Youngstown
Ohio
National Safety Council
Salt Lake City
Steel Stopped In 3 States By Strike
A wildcat steel strike by private truckers halted shipments in Ohio and western Pennsylvania and disrupted loads in Indiana and the Midwest. A driver was wounded by a shot near Medina Ohio. gunfire, tire slashing, and windshield smashing were reported as picketing spread from Gary Indiana.
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Pittsburgh
Avludl UL Luc Vmvithlo Wusan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Midwest
U.S. 224
Medina
Cleveland
Ohio Highway Patrol
Canton
Eclipse Motor Lines, Inc
U.S. Steel Corp
Irvin
Lorain
Sharon Steel Corp
Copperweld Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Southwest Ohio Forecast Sees Warmer Temperatures Tonight
The forecast for Southwest Ohio calls for fair skies and a lift in temperature tonight into Friday. Overnight low should be in the lower range, with yesterday’s high reaching 82 degrees and a 48 degree low logged at 11 p.m.
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Ohio
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Bohman
Ann Landers
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Heloise
Seneee
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The
Stu
Student For Democratic Society
American Civil Liberties Union
Jeremiah S. Gutman
ACLU
Milwaukee
South 16Th’ Street
16Th Street Bridge
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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