Youngstown Teachers Go On Strike Briefly As Court Orders Return
About 1,200 Youngstown teachers of the Youngstown Education Association walked out to boycott classes at 33 schools over non wage contract terms. A Mahoning County judge, Sidney Rigelhaupt, granted a temporary injunction and ordered the teachers back to work.
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Mamie Eisenhower to be Feted at Diamond Jubilee Dinner
Former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower receives a Diamond Jubilee dinner in her honor. The Nixon couple plans a late appearance at the $100 plate event. Proceeds fund a scholarship at Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls, named for Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Heaviest Cambogia fighting as NVA shell Krek town
Saigon reports near two divisions of North Vietnamese regulars blasted the Cambodian rubber town of Krek with heavy fire. South Vietnamese defenders, outnumbered, faced a cut supply line and appeared to be under strong pressure to retreat from Cambodia.
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U.S. Hospital Says Mahalia Jackson Stable in Munich
American gospel singer Mahalia Jackson remains in satisfactory condition at a U.S. military hospital in Munich after being admitted for exhaustion and medical observation during her European concert tour. In London, British Irish and Northern Irish leaders meet at Chequers seeking a chance to avert civil war amid ongoing violence.
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World finance ministers seek plan to realign currencies
United States Treasury Secretary John B. Connally urged an 118 nation IMF World Bank joint session to agree on flexible fair treatment of the dollar following Nixon's economic moves and a major recalibration of the monetary system.
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Museum magazine shifts to recycled paper
Ecology-minded professors at the Academy of Natural Sciences reveal it takes 10 trees to print one issue of Frontiers. Officials announce fall issue marks the first major museum publication to use recycled paper, aligning with environmental aims.
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Weekend Toll 21 Deaths In Ohio Traffic Night
United Press International reports that at least 21 people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the last weekend, up two from the prior weekend. Seven died Sunday, ten Saturday, four Friday night, including two in a Belmont County two car crash.
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Weather and life events around Norwalk area
Mostly cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Highs in the 70s, lows upper 50s to lower 60s with a 40 percent for today and 30 percent tonight and Tuesday. Norwalk highs 68, lows 71. Births include a son to Don and spouse Fosco of Huron. marriages for several couples listed. deaths noted for Luella Entler, Rose Tesmer, and the Tigges infant twins.
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Soviet Union Threatens Retaliation Over Spy Expulsions
The Soviet Union warned of reciprocal measures if Britain proceeds with expulsion orders against 105 alleged spies. Britain says the order stands. Moscow offered no immediate action against 78 British diplomats in Moscow during a tense protest delivered to the British ambassador.
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Ohio Senate approves two year budget amid tax hike push
The Ohio Senate narrowly passed a 7.677 billion dollar biennial budget with a 1.5 percent sales tax rise and new cigarette and corporate taxes. House concurrence seems unlikely, prompting a possible joint conference to resolve differences before final approval.
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Downtown burglaries spark fear of linked break-ins
Two downtown businesses Columbia Gas of Ohio and Brinzley Furniture were entered Sunday night and a third Western Auto door tampered with. Police say the incidents may be connected as a man fled on foot after an attempted entry while a car sat nearby. Authorities recovered two crowbars and a screwdriver at the scene. The gas office lacked cash and thieves appeared after money. Brinzley Furniture reported a forced back door with no theft.
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