Suit Will Be Filed By Klan In Cincinnati
Hamilton Ohio AP local UKA official says charges will be filed in U S District Court Cincinnati accusing city officials of conspiring to deprive Klan members of civil rights. Lowell Ballard says city officials barred them from distributing literature during a sidewalk march and names City Manager C R Lukens and council members as defendants. The Klan held a service at Greenwood Cemetery before the protest. Rev John Carter withdrew after learning sponsors were the Klan.
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Hamilton, Ohio
United Klans of America
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Lowell Ballard
UKA
Ballard
Hamilton
C. R. Lukens
Greenwood Cemetery
John Carter
Carter
Detroit Teachers Vote On Binding Arbitration Of Salary Dispute
Detroit teachers plan to vote today on accepting binding arbitration to resolve a salary dispute that has kept 300000 pupils out of school for more than a week. In New York the Board of Education and the United Federation of Teachers resume talks with State Mediation Board involvement.
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Detroit
New York
Board of Education
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Vincent D. McDonnell
State Mediation Board
McKee Repudiates Confession in Cincinnati Case
Marine Private Gary Lee McKee, 17, who admitted stabbing two Cincinnati youths, repudiated the confession in Cincinnati on Saturday saying he did not hurt them. He had told San Diego police he killed John Hundley and James McQueary, who had been missing for nearly three years.
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Cincinnati
Gary Lee McKee
Cincinnati Area
San Diego
Calif
John Hundley
James McQueary
Weather outlook for Southwest Ohio showers possible
A slight chance the dry spell ends today with mostly cloudy skies and possible showers in the eastern area of Southwest Ohio. Western areas remain partly cloudy. Highs reach 80 to 85 degrees.
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Ohio
Doria Shift Threatens Virginia Capes Coastline
Hurricane Doria veered toward the Virginia capes endangering Hampton Roads cities Norfolk Newport News Portsmouth and Hampton with 3 to 6 foot tides and winds up to 80 mph. The storm prompted evacuations from Maryland Delaware New Jersey and Virginia and left one dead two children missing while refugees filled 39 Red Cross centers along the coast.
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Glen V. Sachse
Norfolk
Newport News
Portsmouth
Hampton
Hampton Roads
Doria
North America
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Virginia
Chloe
Beulah
Nova Scotia
Yucatan
Gulf of Mexico
North Atlantic
Miami Weather Bureau
Sachse
Mammoth Harbor
mid-Atlantic States
Cape May
N. J
Red Cross
Boston
Mass
Briantine Shoals
Ocean City
N.J
Wallops Island
Coast Guard
McNamara to Deploy Thin Anti Ballistic Missile System
Secretary McNamara informs Pentagon and congressional leaders of Johnsons plan to deploy a thin ABM system to shield against a Chinese attack. The move envisions Nike X batteries with cost estimates of 3 to 6 billion dollars, five year construction, and potential later expansion toward Spartan and Sprint missiles for 25 cities.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Congressional
Johnson
China
McNamara
San Francisco
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
Reserve Officers Association
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Bennett
Defense Department
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
U.S
Delta battle ends Viet Cong grip in Mekong Delta clash
U S Army and Navy river forces rout a Viet Cong battalion in the Mekong Delta after a four day assault. The fight leaves 204 Viet Cong dead and 15 Americans killed with 125 wounded. Navy losses include three gunboats and the command vessel.
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Saigon
Navy
Mekong
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnams
U.S. Command
North Viet
263Rd
U.S
Army
9Th Infantry Division
Thant Urges Halt to Bombing as Path to Vietnam Peace
United Nations Secretary General U Thant pressed for an immediate halt to U S bombing in North Vietnam as the key to peace. He cited unconfirmed reports of increasing North Vietnamese aid but said talks could begin within three to four weeks if bombing ends.
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United Nations, N.V
U Thant
Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Thant
U.S
Inside Vietnam's Army a Growing American Burden
Associated Press writer Peter Arnett surveys the Vietnamese army and finds inefficiency and corruption. The force increasingly relies on U.S. fighters while local troops fight minimal battles and command at home.
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Associated Press
Peter Arnett
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Rach Ba
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Thomas Collins Valley
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