Deductions Outstrip Pay Owing 26 Cents in New Philadelphia
A factory worker in New Philadelphia says deductions for one day exceed wages, totaling 14.74 with a salary of 14.48, leaving her owing 26 cents. In Washington, the Post Office Department nears exemption from federal manpower cuts after House action. In Columbus, Saxbe and Gilligan outline pollution plans as race heats up. In Cleveland, Councilman Charles Flynn is wounded in what may be a hold up at Al's Cafe. bystander treated.
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U.S. Senate
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Congress
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East Side
Charles Flynn
St. Luke Hospital
Alex Shaffer
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VASCAR To Go Into Use In Ohio Soon
Motorists warned as VASCAR becomes effective in about 30 to 60 days per the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The Visual Average Speed Computer and Recorder clocks speed of visible vehicles, displaying results on a small in car screen.
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Wallace Party sues to place Wallace on Ohio ballot
The George Wallace American Independent Party filed suit in federal court in Columbus challenging Ohio election laws. It seeks to put George Wallace on the November presidential ballot as a third party candidate despite Secretary of State Ted Brown saying signatures cannot ensure Wallace’s name appears on the ballot.
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USW Considers New Steel Contract Offer In Pittsburgh
The United Steelworkers must decide on a new contract offer after it was presented to the 35 member executive board in Pittsburgh. A recommendation will follow to the 600 member basic steel industry conference which has final say on contract actions.
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Weather and notices from Norwalk area
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers. Monday high 75, low 53 in Norwalk. Humidity at 8 am 81 percent, 2 pm 46, 8 pm 50. No precipitation in 24 hours to 8 pm Monday. Moonrise 11:52 am, moonset 11:34 pm. Births record two newborns, both at listed street addresses. Marriage license applications listed for two couples. Deaths noted for William H. Jarrett aged 93 and Chester A. Beckman aged 78.
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Norwalk
Scientists urge long term study of unidentified flying objects
Northern California highway patrolmen report a glowing cigar shaped craft with red and white lights. A panel of six scientists told Congress UFOs may be visitors from other worlds or natural phenomena and urged government backed programs to study them.
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Washington
UPI
California
Congress
Mexico City Turmoil Quieted by Army With Tanks
Mexican army troops firing bazookas backed by tanks crushed a teen age insurrection in Mexico City after days of violence near the Zocalo and the Presidential Palace. Students from the University of Mexico joined high school protesters, some armed, with reports of deaths and many arrests.
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UPI
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Mika Seeger
New York City
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Father shoots burglar after window noises in Toledo
Sterling Coogler protected his two daughters by arming himself with a .38 revolver. He fired once, hitting Harold Clark 24, who died later at Mercy Hospital. Clark was found in an alley near the home.
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Appointments to City Human Relations Panel Announced
Mayor Harold Finch announces two new members to the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations William Conway and Mrs. Edward Meacer join Rev. Jesse Bradford who is reappointed. Terms begin June 30 for three years bringing total strength to 14 of 15.
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William Conway
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Bronson
Edward Meacer
Lee Ave
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Finch
Jesse Bradford
Bradford
William Brown
Conway
North Viet Masses Troops For Possible August Offense
U S and South Vietnamese commanders warn that 100000 North Vietnamese troops massed in five northern provinces could launch an August offensive. Ambushes in I Corps kill 24 and wound 65 Americans as fighting escalates near Hue. B52 raids and air campaigns continue across the region.
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Nine Policemen Shot In Peoria Riot
In Peoria Illinois during predawn racial violence at least nine policemen and a radio newsman were wounded by shotgun pellets. Police reported 13 arrests as youths damaged property and a firebombed area near the Taft housing project. The violence subsided by daybreak with police and sheriff deputies enforcing calm.
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UPI
Chicago
Federal Taft Housing Project
Robert Latham
Bookie joint prank blamed for wrong IRS calls
Oklahoma City police traced a wave of misdialed calls to the IRS and found a siding firm used the same numbers. A salesman, angered by wrong numbers, allegedly told callers it was a bookie joint. he was fired and the firm seeks a new number.
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