Protests close more than eighty colleges nationwide
Widespread campus demonstrations shut more than 80 colleges amid antiwar protests sparked by the Kent State killings. Violence flared at Ohio University Case Western Reserve University and the University of Wisconsin Madison, with firebombings and clashes drawing National Guardsmen and police.
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Ohio State University closes amid student disorders
Ohio State University shuts down indefinitely after President Fawcett orders the campus evacuated due to unrest. About 80 percent of dorm residents have left, with Kent State and other state universities also cancelling classes. National Guardsmen remain on duty as authorities seek to prevent further clashes.
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Kent State clash sparks name calling between Del Corso and Young
State Adjutant Gen. Del Corso branded U S Sen Stephen Young a senile old liar accusing him of fabricating charges that National Guard troops fired on Kent State students. Canterbury maintained guardsmen were fired upon first though no sniper evidence confirmed.
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Deputy arrests wife in bank robbery near Tyler
Texas deputy Sheriff Bill Miller arrested his wife Ruby Miller for robbing the Arp State Bank of 1757 dollars. Sheriff Harlan Long said Miller was upset by the arrest and authorities recovered the money. The FBI released a male accomplice and charges were filed against Ruby Miller with a 15000 dollar bond posted.
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Police Acknowledges Officers Carry Live Ammunition
The City Council in Columbia South Carolina issued a policy statement stating that policemen are armed and carry live ammunition and that weapons are not decorative. The statement asserts officers will use weapons when necessary and condemns assaults on police with rocks or horses.
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Allies plan assault up Mekong River
Allied forces outline a river assault up the Mekong to open a river stretch to Phnom Penh. The operation involves U S and South Vietnamese boats, with air cover and amphibious support likely at Kompong Som Ream. Reports note North Vietnamese Viet Cong presence along the waterway and ferry at Neak Luong.
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Berlin Milan Teachers Strike Over Pay Dispute
Berlin Milan teachers walked out in a pay dispute as 68 of 76 reported none to classes. The Berlin Milan Teachers Association seeks 6 300 starting salary with bachelor degree, opposed to board offers of 5 05 and 6 22.
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Elyria Man 24 Dies In Head On Crash On Rt 20
Thomas G. Dunstan 24 of 804 South Logan Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a high speed head on collision on Rt 20 near Rt 301 about 10 PM. Passengers James Lester 23 and Anita Allison 23 were treated in critical condition. driver Shawn Priestas 23 was in fair condition.
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Aztec Ordered to Halt Odors Within 14 Days or Face Closure
Elyria health commissioner Dr J Stewart Hawthorne informs Aztec Chemical Co of a 14 day cease and desist period for odors at 55 Garden St. If complaints persist the firm could be closed. Aztec president James B Harrison claims the odor issue is solved but warns action may proceed without proof. The plan includes city sampling and possible nuisance charges if violations recur.
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Weather outlook with cooler night and warmer tomorrow
Warming trend starts tonight with lows around 30s to 40s and a light south to southeast breeze. Tomorrow much warmer with highs in the 60s to 70s, slight chance of precipitation at 1 percent. Sunrise at 6 18, temperatures around 43 at 4 p.m. and 30 early morning.
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