South Amherst schools may reopen Monday amid teacher boycott
South Amherst faces a Monday decision on whether to resume classes for its 900 students as 37 teachers boycott after a Tuesday decision not to rehire basketball coach Chawansky. Superintendent Coleman warned that classes would start only if faculty attend, with student transport planned otherwise. The teachers union and association leaders voiced uncertainty while calling for Chawansky’s rehiring and broader reform, noting deeper system issues and no clear rehiring procedure.
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South Amherst
Zenovy Chawansky
Wallace P. Coleman
Robert Barkley
Ohio Education Association
Teachers’ Association
Trudeau Takes Over in Canada Prime Minister
Ottawa reports Pierre Elliott Trudeau becomes Canada's prime minister as Liberal party leadership changes. He is expected to call a general election soon to seek a new mandate, with informants saying a date may be announced in the next days. Trudeau succeeds Lester B. Pearson, with by-elections already scheduled for June 17.
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Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Canada
Liberal Party
Trudeau
Liberals
Prie Minster
Lester B. Pearson
Rural North Carolina doctor jokes with mountaineer
A weathered North Carolina mountaineer jokes to a rural clinic doctor about his health saying he feels fine but refuses to be beaten down or raised up. The humorous exchange highlights stubborn resilience in country life.
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North Carolina
Arkansas tornado slashes Greenwood killing at least 12
A tornado ripped through the small western Arkansas town of Greenwood at 4 12 p m local time, killing 12 residents and heavily damaging half the buildings. Oklahoma authorities reported 17 dead and many injured as the storm leveled the business district near the town square.
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Greenwood, Ark
UPI
Ozarks Foothills
Oklahoma
Matty
Little Western Arkansas
Greenwood
Charles Bailey
Paul
Bickering on site has peace hope
UPI reports peace talks between North Vietnam and the United States remain stalled amid a propaganda clash. Washington urges a meeting place while Hanoi rejects Rusk’s site list, deeming none suitable due to lack of permanent representation. US officials defend talks and consider Hanoi’s alternative sites, with Rangoon and New Delhi among proposals. Paris is notably absent, though potential as a venue is not ruled out. Thant seeks behind the scenes movement in Paris amid France’s opposition to U.S. Vietnam policy.
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UPI
North Vietnam
United States
Foreign Ministry
Dean Rusk
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Land
State Department
Carl E. Barth
Rangoon
New Delhi
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Vientiane
Paris
U.S
Thant
France
Iran
Vietnam
Where to turn for presidents problems and college fees
A fragmented note outlines concerns about presidents facing problems related to tuition and service fees. It references eld bullet wounds and directs readers to page 15 for more details on tuition and college fees. The passage hints at policy or financial issues affecting presidents and institutions.
Weather Update With Clouds Showers and Sunset Timing
Weather report notes little change with increasing clouds and showers. Sunset at 7 13, sunrise tomorrow 5 29. High and low temperatures not specified, yesterday 2 20 p m, today 5 a m low.
North Pole by surface travel first since 1909
CHICAGO AP A six man expedition led by Ralph Plaisted reached the North Pole after a 44 day 474 mile trek across the polar ice cap They planned a day at the pole for weather confirmation and photographs The team used four gasoline powered vehicles towing sleds and relied on support aircraft for supplies
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Chicago
North Pole
Ralph Plaisted
Associated Press
Pole
Polar
Plaisted
St Paul, Minn
US Air Force
Selz Organization
Jets launch massive raids into North Vietnams southern panhandle
UPI reports the second straight day of heavy bomb runs by U.S. pilots in the southern panhandle of North Vietnam. On the day, 160 missions were flown, the most since Oct 14, with strikes around Dong Hoi and Vinh destroying bridges, boats, and trucks. Four Marines died, 2 wounded, while paratroopers of the 1st Airborne Division claimed 61 enemy killed north of Hue over three days.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Panhandle
North Vietnam
Johnson
Edeato
Dong Hoi
Vinh
Hue
List Airborne Division
South Vietnamese draft 258000 for 1966 to bolster army
Saigon reports Defense Minister Nguyen Van Vy says 258,000 young men will be drafted this year as part of a mobilization plan announced earlier by President Nguyen Van Thien. The general mobilization plan awaits passage of the conscription bill as allied troops may withdraw in 1966.
Phone firms seek pact amid nationwide telecom strike
Washington AP reports wage negotia tions hoped as AFL CIO Communications Workers strike enters its third day. AT&T President Ben S. Gilmer and union President Joseph A Beirne indicate readiness to meet. Service largely normal with some outages and vandalism reported. talks may widen to a three year contract covering wages and benefits.
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Afl-Cio
Ben S. Gilmer
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Joseph A. Beirne
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
Florida
New York
Managment
Gilmer
At&t
Bell Telephone System
Bell System
District of Columia
Bell
Western Electric Co
Bell Telephone
Airman Killed in Florida Training Flight Crash
May Gregeline, 31, of Tucson Arizona, husband of Birmingham based Carol Peasley, died Tuesday in a Florida training crash that claimed four Air Force airmen. The couple wed in Alaska where he was stationed. Mrs Peasley, a longtime Lorain Elyria area teacher and X‑ray tech, and their 14 month old daughter Beth Katherine survive. Services set in Florida for the four airmen with May to be buried in Tucson. Gregeline was a career officer slated for retirement in six years.
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Florida
Vietnam
George Gregline
Tucson
Ariz
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Lorama-Elyna
Beth Katherine
Gregeline
Katherine Peasley
Air Force
Alaska
Elyria
Cascade
Lorain Si Je
Texas
Ann
Peasley
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