Park closes Korea University amid protests in Seoul
President Park Chung Hee issued a decree closing Korea University after violent anti government student demonstrations. Troops moved onto the campus to force students to leave as the edict took effect. Supplemental unemployment benefits for Chrysler workers end Friday by an average of 88 dollars a week.
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Seoul
UPI
Park Chung-Hee
Korea University
Detroit
Chrysler
Ohio State economist cites favorable farming weather trends
Agricultural economist Dr. Norman Rask of Ohio State University says recent weather has boosted food production and energy and technology influence future supply. He notes NAS finding this century’s warmth was highly abnormal and a shift to cooler temperatures is already beginning.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State University
Norman Rask
Rask
National Academy of Sciences
Ohio Senate hears free toilets bill for pay facilities
The Senate Health Committee in Columbus held a Monday night hearing on a bill requiring free toilets in all Ohio facilities that have pay toilets. Sponsor Sen. William Bowen said the issue is serious and noted most supporting letters come from women.
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Columbus
UPI
Senate
Ohio
William Bowen
Cincinnati
Senate Health Committee
Rent-A-Camp Returns at Ohio State Parks
Ohio resumes Rent-a-Camp program starting May 2 at eight state parks. Fully equipped campsites rent for seven dollars a night through October 26 at Blue Rock Findley Grand Lake St Marys Harrison Lake Kelleys Island Punderson Stonelick and West Branch.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Blue Rock
Findley
Grand Lake-St. Marys
Harrison Lake
Kelleys Island
Punderson
Stonelick
West Branch
Deny Communion To NOW Members in San Diego Diocese
The diocese warns Catholic women who admit NOW membership or align with abortion advocates will be refused communion. Bishop Leo Maher states those with views contrary to church teachings cannot be practicing Catholics, and the letter is to be read aloud in all parishes this Sunday.
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San Diego
UPI
National Organization For Women
California
Leo Maher
Weather outlook with cooler tonight and midweek warming
Lows tonight near mid to upper 20s and Wednesday highs in the mid to upper 40s. Precipitation chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Wednesday. NE winds 5 to 10 mph tonight. Monday temperatures 44 to 21. Humidity readings 75 percent at 7 am, 62 percent at 1 pm, 67 percent at 7 pm. Total precipitation none. Sunrise 6:59 am. Sunset 8:00 pm. Moonrise 5:21 am. Moonset 5:30 pm.
Mustaches and Beards Spark Mixed Attraction Debate
In Monday's opinion poll question readers weigh in on the comeback of facial hair. Responses vary from defenders who praise mustaches and beards to critics who prefer clean shaves, reflecting broader fashion cycles and personal style preferences.
Baseball optimism and mustache poll clash in season opener
Amid season open excitement manager Frank Robinson leads Cleveland as voters weigh mustache appeal. A public poll asks: should players grow facial hair with most favoring mustaches among men versus beards and the public debates league style. Vote lines invite callers before midnight.
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Hope Springs
Frank Robinson
Cleveland
Indians
Tape Evidence Details Plot To Kill Wife In Illinois Case
Jurors heard a tape in the Larry Cramer murder-for-hire case as prosecutors tied the voice to the former Champaign County public defender. The recording shows plans to stage a fatal car accident and, if needed, push the wife’s head into car glass. Weathington testified to repeated meetings over 10 months and $300,000 in life insurance. Mrs. Cramer survived.
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Champaign County, Ill
Larry Cramer
Judy
Howard Lee White
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Cramer
Charles Weathington
Weathington
Cramers
Chicago
Palmer House Hotel
Pilot bombs Thieu home in Saigon amid coup fears
A South Vietnamese air force pilot lobbed a bomb at the presidential palace in Saigon injuring at least three and wounding four. President Thieu survived with family unhurt and vowed to remain in office as curfew and air force alert followed.
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Saigon
API
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Thanh Trung
Trung
Independence Palace
Saigon Palace
Discredit Exhibit In Connally Trial Showcased by Williams
Defense attorney Edward Bennett Williams displayed in court a $10,000 stack of bills claimed by witness Jake Jacobsen to be from John B. Connally. The trial in US District Court concerns an alleged 1971 bribe linked to milk price supports. Jacobsen testified Connally returned the money in Austin on Oct. 29, 1973, as Watergate probes began.
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Washington
UPI
Edward Bennett Williams
Jake Jacobsen
Treasury
John B. Connally
Williams
Jacobsen
Connally
Austin
Tex
George P. Shultz
George L. Hart
Shultz
Watergate
Norwalk Petition Drives Call For Utility Rate Probe
Two Norwalk men William Smith and Paul Wright collect signatures urging a complete investigation into high utility rates in Ohio. They canvassed Mason's Department Store, plan further petitions, and aim to deliver copies to the Ohio legislature and Washington. The Norwalk Board of Education meets at 8 tonight.
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Norwalk
Ohio
William Smith
N. Hester St
Paul Wright
Newton St
Sandusky
Smith
Wright
Mason’s Department
Tri-County Area
CAP Council
United Automobile Workers
Sandusky Labor Council
AFL
CIO. Smith
UAW
Washington, D.C
Norwalk Board of Education
North Hester Street
Who's Who editors face high school awards program scrutiny
Two part report notes high schools receive reminders to buy Who's Who Among American High School Students copies. Northbrook publishers sue imitators while local residents question the practice and families weigh costs versus college funding.
Average Joes Named to Who's Who at Norwalk High
Seven Norwalk High School seniors appear in the 1973 74 Who's Who Among American High School Students ranking from third to 104th in a class of 230. Guidance counselor John Aschemeier notes some entries include average students. Publisher Paul Krause refuses to release nominator details to avoid pressure on nominating parties.
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Society For Distinguished
South Central
NASSP
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Joanne Nelson
National Honor Society
Nesconset
N.Y
NHS
Robert N. Gout
Who
Gout
Krause
Norwalk High School
John Aschemeier
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