Education chief faults teachers while citing moonlighting
The NEA president told 310 teachers education day that two thirds moonlight due to financing gaps. In Washington, Senator Lauchle underwent prostate surgery and was in excellent condition. In Saigon U S air cavalrymen attacked a North Vietnamese battalion. FCC bans listening devices to protect privacy, effective April 8. In Miami a union dispute led to a bloody fight at a downtown site. Otterbein College learned NCAA disqualification risk and Akron named Ohio Conference representative. In London observers expect a landslide Labour victory led by Harold Wilson in the March 31 general election.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
UPI
National Education Association
Richard D. Batchelder
New Driver License Issuance Delayed Indefinitely
Columbus highway officials announced a postponement of the start date for issuing new plastic driver licenses to novice drivers. The delay, cited by Highway Safety Director Warren Nelson, stems from needed revisions in computer programming and license design.
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Columbus
UPI
Highway Safety
Warren Nelson
Johnson seeks quick House approval of 4.8 billion Viet Nam aid
In Washington the House aims to pass Johnson's 4.8 billion military aid request for Viet Nam within three hours, matching Senate efforts over three weeks. In Hollywood Zsa Zsa Gabor and her fourth husband Herbert Hutner separate and plan an amicable divorce in Juarez, Mexico.
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Senate
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hollywood
UPI
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Herbert L. Hutner
Struthers Wells Corp
Juarez
Mexico
Miss Gabor
California
Hutner
New York
Young accuses Ohio colleagues of lying in bitter rebuke
Senator Stephen M. Young denounced fellow Ohio Democrats Representatives Wayne Hays and Robert E. Sweeney as liars and warned he would “embalm and imbed” them in sharp remarks next time, in a furious clash over party loyalties.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Young
Wayne Hays
Robert E. Sweeney
Cloudy and windy day with light snow and partial clearing
Weather reports cloudy and windy with light snow flurries, then partial clearing tonight. Temperatures reach a high near 38 to 42, with a low around 28 to 32. Wednesday looks fair and slightly warmer. Birth notice: Mr and Mrs Paul Gross Wakeman welcome a daughter.
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Paul Gross
Wakeman
COED discusses funding for Bowling Green campus project
The COED steering committee reviews pledges totaling about 850000 for the campus branch. A cash reserve of 200000 exists with 150000 invested. the state requires 600000 in cash or firm commitments by March 1 to secure 1.8 million dollars of building aid. Banks in the tri county area agree to letters of intent to lend against pledges as needed.
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Bowling Green University
Steering Committee On Educational Development
CED
Dale Olsen
COED
Olsen
Tri-County
Regrettable Feat Says Scientist on Venus Contamination
Sir Bernard Lovell, Britain's leading radio astronomer, denounced the Russian Venus 3 probe for potentially contaminating Venus with Earth organisms. He urged more evidence to confirm the probe reached the planet and warned of dangers to future life studies.
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UPS
Sir Bernard Lovell
Britain
Venus
Earth
Lovell
Venus 3 Lands on Venus First Russian Cosmic Landing
Moscow dispatch says Venus 3, a one ton unmanned Soviet spacecraft, landed on Venus and planted the Soviet coat of arms. Tass states the craft traveled about 24 million miles in three and a half months, marking the first landing on a planet other than the Moon.
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Moscow
UPI
Venus
United States
Tass
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Adjustments In Power Rates OK
MONROEVILLE residents operating businesses from home prompted a Board of Public Affairs vote to adjust commercial power rates. The change cuts the first 400 kilowatts to three cents per kilowatt on an April bill, for a year trial, following a consultant recommendation.
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Monroeville
Board of Public Affairs
John S. Sawvel
Findlay
Sawvel
Ohio Edison Co
Walter Hite
Robert Janotta
Janotta and Herner
Nicholas W. Williams
Charles Eby
Helen
John 5. Sawyer
Roscoe Oetzel
James Johnson
Johnson
Shepard Heads Probe Into Dead Astronauts
Alan Shepard Jr. leads a formal inquiry into the T38 trainer crash that killed Elliot M. Lee Jr. and Charles A. Bassett II, two experienced test pilots slated for Gemini 9. Witnesses say the jet veered off course at about 1000 feet, clipping a building corner at McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
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Louis
UPI
Alan Shepard Jr
America
Elliot M. Lee Jr
Charles A. Bassett II
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Norwalk Chamber Pursues Sewing Machine Firm Move
Norwalk officials press to attract a power sewing machine operator employer to the area after a firm eyed the former Fisher Norwalk plant but sold it to another company. Chamber President James Westerhold says daily contact continues with the company’s majority stockholder and a meeting is planned though not yet scheduled. The company seeks a built ready plant and a ready workforce of women. state employment officials were contacted less than two weeks ago.
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Fisher-Norwalk
Chamber
James Westerhold
Westerhold
Fisher- Norwalk
Chambers of Commerce
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