Chinese Communist Party Urges Workers to Boost Production
Central Committee calls for intensified output with army aid as Mao era turmoil narrows and production recovers. Peiping Radio broadcasts outline a rollback in the cultural revolution amid factory clashes and army seizures stabilizing spring planting.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
China
Peking Radio
Burglary Suspect Takes Naps Amid Sausages
In Rovno a thief broke into a store’s cold storage to steal cash but instead fell asleep among frozen sausages and hams. Police found him hours later, and the man surrendered when awakened.
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Moscow
UPI
Rovno
Tass
District Atty to press Shaw on Kennedy assassination conspiracy
New Orleans prosecutors prepared to begin proceedings against Clay L. Shaw on charges of conspiring to assassinate President Kennedy after a three judge panel ruled there is sufficient evidence for a trial. UPI reports district attorney Jim Garrison, son of the prosecutor, had just secured a first round victory.
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Peoria
Ill
UPI
Richard Speck
Speck
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Clay L. Shaw
Kennedy
Garrison
Shaw
Mrs Kennedy Arrives in Acapulco for Easter Vacation
Mrs. John F. Kennedy arrives with her two children Caroline and John for a Easter week vacation in Acapulco. She is joined by her brother-in-law and sister Prince and Princess Stanislas Radziwill and their children Anthony and Tina.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Upi
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
John
Prince
Princess Stanislas Radziwill
Anthony
Tina
Pacification push heads to Guam strategy talks
President Johnson departs for Guam for a two day Southeast Asia strategy conference. White House officials say he will stress expanding the pacification program aimed at security and rehabilitation in areas cleared of enemy resistance in Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Vietnam
Guam
Southeast Asia
White House
U.S
Weather and notices from New London area
Sunny and milder today with a high near 27. Clear tonight with a low around 18. Sunday looks fair and warmer. Sunrise 6 35 a m Sunset 6 37 p m. Friday highs near 23 and lows near 11. Marriage license applications list four couples from New London Norwalk and Monroeville. Births and deaths noted for local residents including Mr and Mrs Paul Gregory and several obituaries.
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Charles Henry Davidson
New London
Marilyn Gayle Martin
Gerald Eugene Beer
Monroeville
Constance Jane Austin
Norwalk
Teller
Lyme School Board Opposes Lyme to Bellevue Merger Petition
Lyme School Board president Alvin D. Shelley urged residents to vote down a petition to attach Lyme School District to Bellevue. The petition, filed with the Huron County Board of Elections, seeks district consolidation since Lyme lacks a high school and would be decided in November. Frank Konst, Lyme Lighters Citizens Committee chair, said he would have more to say later.
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Lyme
Bellevue
Alvin D. Shelley
Shelley
Huron County Board of Elections
Monroeville
Frank Konst
Lyme Lighters Citizens Committee
Konst
Lyme School Board Opposes Dissolution Petition
The Lyme Board worked with the Huron County Board of Education on district dissolution as a petition was filed. East district property owners may merge with Monroeville. Ralph Brown estimates 12 to 15 families may send children to Monroeville. A survey to decide merges with Bellevue and Monroeville was started before the petition.
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Ment
Lyme
Huron County Board of Education
Monroeville
Ralph Brown
Bellevue
EHOVE Vocational School Buildings Planned in Milan Township
Center portion of 73 acre site in Milan Township chosen for EHOVE Vocational School buildings with access from Mason Road. Superintendent J Creighton Ghrist and Vocational Director Carl Gorman met for five hours with architects to finalize location and elevation. Preliminary plans to be drawn in two weeks with a follow up review in two weeks and a board presentation on April 12.
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Milan Township
Ehove Vocational School
Mason Road
J. Creighton Ghrist
Carl Gorman
Christ
Gorman
Ehove Board
Milk Supplies Still Adequate Despite Withholding Action
Ohio farmers withhold thousands of gallons as National Farmers Association protests in 25 states. Retail milk remained largely steady with no price change expected for four months, while some stores saw higher sales due to panic. Great Lakes Federation kept prices stable through July 1. its 30,000 members produce 25 million pounds daily. An NFO director urged continued organization to avert shortages.
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United Press International
Ohio
National Farmers Association
Don Zehr
Central Ohio Milk Producers Inc
Ralph Hoover
Fostoria
NFO
Ohio Group
Pioneer Tries to Fire Four Strikers in Local Rubber Strike
Union official in Willard reports Pioneer Rubber Co. demands firing four strikers and four month suspensions for three others as bargaining stalls. More than 600 Pioneer workers at Willard and Attica have been on strike since January 25. Local 804 vows to continue strike until company leaders are removed or changes occur. A federal mediator had asked for settlement offers, but the company declined further stipulations. A nearby Perry Rubber settlement hopes to influence Pioneer talks.
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Willard
Pioneer Rubber Co
M.K. Dukes
United Rubber Workers
Pioneer Co
Attica
Pioneer
Dukes
Perry Rubber Co
Ohio
Dodd defends campaign spending amid ethics hearing
Senator Thomas Dodd described sending flowers and gifts to funerals and weddings as part of his political life while facing a five day Senate Ethics Committee inquiry into misuse of campaign funds. He claimed personal debts remained high and blamed Connecticut party politics for his troubles.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
U.S
Senate
Connecticut
Connecticut Democratic State Committee
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