Ohio House approves strip mining controls bill
The Ohio House backed a compromise strip mine bill as part of a busy session that also advanced capital improvements and school foundation measures. Rep. Ralph Fisher led the push, arguing the bill updates laws to meet coal industry challenges while remaining enforceable amid GOP and Democratic debate.
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Columbus
UPS
General Assembly
House
Senate
Fire and Police Pension Fund
Ralph Fisher
R-Wooster
Fisher
School Foundation
Ohio
Robert F. Beckman
R- Cin
Anthony J. Russo
D-Cleve
Clarence L. Wetzel
Lisbon
A. G
Lancione
D-Bellaire
Russo
Wetzel
GOP
Harriman Holds Talks With Soviet Leaders on U S Ties
President envoy W Averell Harriman met with Soviet Agriculture Minister V V Matskevich for three hours in Moscow following a session with Premier Kosygin. Western observers see the discussions as part of efforts to restore U S Soviet dialogue and ease tensions tied to the Vietnam crisis. The talks covered mutual problems including disarmament with no public disclosure and Harriman described as a private citizen.
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Moscow
UPI
W. Averell Harriman
V. V. Matskevich
Harriman
Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nam
Harriman Harriman
Matskevich
Kosygin
State Department
U.S.S.R
V. V. Matskevich Mier
Soviet Union
Harriman State Department
Ler
Kremlin
Ivy League Defoliation Strips Harvard Ivy from Four Buildings
Harvard faces defoliation as caterpillars strip ivy from four buildings in the Crimson Strip area. Alumni and scientists debate DDT spraying moratorium urged by Rachel Carson followers who argue pest control disrupts natural balance. Buildings affected include Pierce Hall, the university museum, biology labs, and the Center for International Affairs.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Rachel Carson
Miss Carson
Pierce Hall
University Museum
Biological Laboratories
Center For International Affairs
Peabody Archelogical Collection
Geological Museum
Pierce, Hall
Harvard Biologist Sees Ivy Moth Pest Control Fail In Korea Floods
The report links pesticide spraying at a Korean university site to worsening ivy moth infestations and broader ecological disruption. In Seoul, floods killed 74 and injured 94 with 142000 missing or displaced, while American troops aided water rescue and relief efforts across the nation.
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Harvard
Seoul
Korea
UPI
Andi
South Korea
Coun
Republic
Air Conditioning Division and Union Reach Agreement
Air Condition Division of American Standard Corp and the Office Employers International Union Local 177 report a basic agreement. Ratification is expected soon. Terms not disclosed. The companies and Local 268 of the International Molders and Allied Workers Union seek a path to end a 47 day molders strike.
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American Standard Corp
International Union, Local 177
American Standard
International Molders and Allied Workers Union
Johnson vows DC crime crackdown with 250 police
President Johnson signed the District of Columbia's $60 million appropriations bill and announced a force equal to 250 extra policemen plus a new crime commission. He warned Washington will not tolerate muggings rapes and killings amid a crime wave.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
District of Columbia
Secrecy Shrouds Narcotics Figure Rivard Recaptured
Canadian authorities reveal Rivard, once a top narcotics suspect tied to a $33 million heroin plot, is back in custody near Montreal after a cottage raid. His location remains a secret as Lester Pearson and officials weigh extradition to Texas.
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Montreal
UPI
Lucien Rivard
Rivard
Canada
Lake St. Louis
Bordeaux
Laredo
Texas
United States
Mexico
U.S. Senate
Cosa Nostra Crime Syndicate
Joe Valachi
Lester Pearson
Rivyard
Brown trial resumes Monday in Cleveland court
The assault and battery trial of full back Jim Brown will resume Monday in municipal court with a new witness likely to testify. Miss Brenda Ayres testified for two and a half days, but defense and prosecution await further motions and cross examination details.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jim Brown
Brenda Ayres
Brown
Norman Minor
Albert Corsi
Miss Ayres
Corsi
GI wins discharge as unsuitable for military service
Pvt. David Ovall 23 from Los Angeles was discharged at Fort Monmouth New Jersey after a 17 day hunger strike seeking conscientious objector status. Army spokesman cited defective attitude toward military service as the reason for release.
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Fort Monmouth
N.J
UPI
David Ovall
Army
Los Angeles
Violence erupts in civil rights marches in Georgia Alabama
Across Crawfordville Georgia and Anniston and Bogalusa Louisiana two days of clashes pitting civil rights demonstrators against white residents and police left several wounded and 16 arrested. In Crawfordville Jesse Meadows the first Negro police chief in the south ordered an arrest. In Anniston a shooting wounded a man paralyzing him and in Bogalusa tensions rose as John Doar tried to mediate and leaders pledged resistance.
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Bogalusa
Congress of Racial
United Press International
Crawfordville
Meadows
Georgia
Anniston
Ala
John Doar
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Z A. Young
Civic and
Vaoters League
Young
Columbia Street
Greensboro
Selma
Brewster
Jesse Meadows
South
Greek cabinet meets as Athens rioting injures many
In Athens a rare cabinet session was called by Premier George Novas to address bloody protests that erupted in Constitution Square. Police used tear gas against demonstrators as clashes left over 100 injured, 50 civilians and 51 police among the wounded, with hundreds detained or released after.
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Athens
Greece
UPI
George Athanassiadisnovas
Constitution Square
George Papandreou
John Toumbas
Greek Democratic Youth
Papandreou
Constantine
Seven inmates escape Greene County Jail in Waynesburg
Seven dangerous inmates escaped Greene County Jail before daybreak with outside help. Fugitives identified include Kenneth Gephart 17 James Fletcher 46 Gary Tanner 19 Fred Jenkins 25 Frank Zappone 33 William Tenney 19 and Gerald Graves plus two reluctant inmates Samuel Nyswaner 38 and James Cardwell 38. Deputy Sheriff John Bradley says it was well planned with transportation waiting outside and alerts sent to neighboring states.
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Waynesburg
UPI
Greene County
Kenneth Gephart
Carmichaels
Gephart
James M. Fletcher
Bob
Samuel Nyswaner
Claysville
James Cardwell
Osage
W. V. Cardwell
Jenkins
John Bradley
Bradley
Columbus accident claims three lives near Valley Dale
A one car crash on Sun sbury Road northeast of Columbus Friday night killed two women and a man. Vehicle speed was cited as a factor. David M Biine, 36, Reynoldsburg, was identified as one victim. The others remained unidentified. one died at the scene and another at St Anthony Hospital.
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Columbus
UPI
Sunsbury
Here
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
David M Biine
Brice
Reynoldsburg
Valley Dale
Bline
St. Anthony Hospital
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Cedar Point
Jerri Hoop
Southeastern Ohio
Karen Stewart
Cincinnati
Terry Kocher
Ashland College
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Fur
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Equality
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