TV Networks Asked to Comment on Chicago Convention Coverage
The government seeks networks' response to hundreds of complaints about Democratic National Convention coverage in Chicago. A presidential panel already plans to investigate police violence at antiwar protests. editors and executives urged inquiry into press freedom during four nights of clashes.
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Allied Drive Into DMZ Leaves 158 Dead as Ware Dies in Helicopter Crash
Allied forces boosted by tanks and naval gunfire attack the southern DMZ, killing 158 enemy soldiers in fortified positions. Maj. Gen. Keith L. Ware, commander of the 1st Infantry Division, died when his helicopter crashed near Loc Ninh, along the Cambodian border. four Allied and about half the wounded were South Vietnamese.
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Nixon Not Amused By Fosdick Ferrell Cross Fire
The campaign turns personal as Humphrey labels Nixon Fearless Fosdick and accuses him of failing on law and order. Wallace criticizes both leaders while Agnew defends Fortas and hints at party disagreements.
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Middletown Tops Springfield South 26 20 in Thrilling Game
Middletown edges Springfield South 26 to 20 with a comeback win, prompting celebration as cheerleaders seek relief after the close contest. Martin Maines, a football team manager, helped refresh Carolyn Thomas and the squad with a water spray during the victory.
Ohio Regents Discuss Increased Black Student Aid and Campus Improvements
Ohio chancellor Dr. John D. Millett told the board that Negro students would receive substantially more than the current 500000 aid package. He noted other proposals include grants for grievances investigations and several capital projects across five universities, including OSU and Kent State.
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Weekend Weather Outlook for Ohio
The Weather Bureau predicts a fair dry weekend across Ohio with clear skies. Overnight lows near 55 and Sunday highs in the 80s. by Monday expect increasing clouds and a chance of rain but warm temperatures overall.
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Chuckle about grooming fooling no grand age on stairs
A witty quip notes that careful grooming can shave years off appearance yet cannot alter the challenges of a long flight of stairs. The light jest contrasts vanity with physical limits.
Navy Reserve Sees Early Outs for Two by Six Group
The Pentagon announced early discharges for 30 000 Navy reservists on the two by six Active duty tour saving 48 million this fiscal year. Critics call the plan an injustice while supporters say it trims manpower and preserves budget. Releases are staged Oct to December with force levels dipping then rebounding by next June.
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Berserk man triggers gunfire during Agnew stay at Blackstone
Police confront a knife wielder near the Sheraton Blackstone hotel in Chicago, capturing Albert Townsend in the theater basement after he chased pedestrians. Vice President candidate Spiro Agnew was staying in a third floor suite as Eddie Bracken halted the show You Know I Cant Hear You When the Water's Running for safety.
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Thieu to Invite Exiled Minh Back as Adviser
President Nguyen Van Thieu said he will ask four star general Duong Van Minh to return from Bangkok to Saigon as a presidential adviser. Minh could bolster Thieu's legitimacy, after leading the 1963 coup that ousted Diem.
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