Tornado Toll and Damage Hit Ohio. Officials Seek Aid
Tornadoes lashed Butler and Warren Counties causing widespread destruction with Monroe Maustown and Pisgah among hardest hit. Damage estimated at millions. one storm death reported in Portsmouth and a 15 year hard labor sentence handed to Nazi collaborators per Trud. Governor Rhodes and Rep Lukens toured and sought federal state aid for relief.
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Warren
USS
Donald
Harold Carpenter
Dale Logsdon
Lukens
Rhodes
Carpenter
Pisgah
West Chester
Okeawa
Maystown
Butler County
Monroe
Butler-Warren County
Gordon Reed
Moscow
UPI
Trud
Reed Musgrove
Portsmouth
Kenneth Nolder
Dayton
Kettering
Tappan Lake
Harrison County
Ohio
Texas heart surgeon defends transplants amid fears
Dr. Denton A. Cooley, who has performed 19 heart transplants, discounted new fears about transplants while speaking at Charles F. Kettering Memorial Hospital. He said the right to live should not be denied over future risks and reviewed concerns about cancer from anti rejection drugs and psychiatric disturbances in recipients. The lecture kicked off National Hospital Week with 1,000 in attendance at the hospital and via closed circuit TV.
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Kettering, Ohio
Denton A. Cooley
Cooley
Charles F. Kettering Memorial Hospital
Houston’s
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stanford University Medical Center
Reuther Leads Silent Show Of Solidarity For Striking Hospital Workers
Walter Reuther and Ralph Abernathy march arm in arm with striking hospital workers in Charleston Washington DC. Reuther pledges million member union support and AFL-CIO backs the strike at two hospitals as about 10 000 marchers pass a six mile route before curfew with no violence observed.
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United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Ralph Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Charleston
D.C
Reuther
William Kircher
Afl-Cio
Abernathy
UPI
Taxpayer Revolt Spreads Across States Amid Budget Struggles
AP survey shows middle class taxpayers resisting tax hikes and school bond issues across states. Shafer pushes income tax in Pennsylvania while Georgia's Maddox threatens resignation over tax plans. New York City area suburbs reject school budgets and busing plans. Minnesota suburb Mahtomedi votes down a senior high bond issue.
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Associated Press
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Shafer
Beaver Falls
Great Neek
Long Island
New York City
Mahtomedi
Minn
St. Paul
Hickel Signals Rigorous Look at Oil Tax Breaks
Interior Secretary Walter Hickel says the Nixon administration will closely review oil industry policies including the depletion allowance and may adjust it to tie benefits to exploration in all 50 states. He notes Alaska North Slope oil is public oil and urges careful development to maximize benefits and community consent.
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Washington
Walter Hickel
Nixon
Hickel
Alaska
Soul Food Dinner Raises Funds At Waldorf for Theater
At the Waldorf Astoria last night about 1000 attendees including Gregory Peck Ava Gardner Rosalind Russell and Harry Belafonte joined a $100 a plate soul food dinner. The event supported the Free Southern Theater with a simple program and an after-dinner dance featuring Duke Ellington Chico Hamilton Jack Lemmon Liza Minnelli Miss Gardner and others. Mayors and stars like Cassius Clay Lauren Bacall Myrna Loy James Earl Jones attended the informal benefit.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Gregory Peck
Ava Gardner
Rosalind Russell
Harry Belafonte
Free Southern Theater
South
Breck Peters
Jack Lemmon
Liza Minnelli
Miss Gardner
John V. Lindsay
Cassius Clay
James Marl Jones
Myrna Loy
Godfrey Cambridge
Ann Margaret
Lauren Bacall
David Janssen
James Coburn
Geoffrey Beena
Rockefeller in Latin America on trade tour
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller began a Latin American fact finding mission to press for better U.S. trade terms. He met with Mexico's President Diaz Ordaz and planned talks with a national trade council before visiting Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama through May 1.
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Mexico
CEPY
UPL
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S
Rockefeller
Cuba
Nixon
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Diaz Ordaz
United States
New York
National Foreign Trade Council
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
U S to spread out B52 bases
The Pentagon plans to scatter the U S nuclear bomber fleet over about 70 airfields, more than double the current 35 bases, to reduce vulnerability to Soviet missiles. The move follows Soviet submarine deployments and a new orbital bombardment concept that would cut warning time.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Air
Strategic Air Command
Soviet Union
Sino-Soviet river talks set for June in Khabarovsk
Hong Kong dispatch says China accepts Soviet proposal to discuss Ussuri River navigation with the Sino-Soviet River Commission. Meeting proposed for next Monday but China requests June for preparations. border dispute may be raised later as Moscow reports renewed fighting along the 5,000 mile frontier.
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Hong Kong
Lin Piao
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
River Commission
Moscow
Ussuri
Amur
Basel bankers outline plan to recycle hot money
Central bankers meeting in Basel agree on a plan to recycle billions of speculative funds out of West Germany. They propose short term loans to France and Britain to restore liquidity while the Bonn government delays any revaluation of the mark until after the September 28 election. The move aims to calm volatile world money markets amid political hesitation and a looming economic crisis warning from West Germany's Socialist party.
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Basel
Switzerland
West Germany
Socialist Party
France
Britain
Germany
Bonn
Floods prompt nationwide effort to save $250 million in damages
Federal state and local authorities credit advance planning and forecasting for limiting spring Midwest flood damage to about $250 million. The Army Corps of Engineers built 200 miles of dikes and provided 1 million sand bags, with 3000 personnel aiding towns. Red Cross spent $1 million aiding relief.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Interstate Commerce Commission
Red Cross
Frederick J. Clarke
Army
Midwest River
Mansfield aims Senate consult before US troop use
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield plans a nonbinding resolution to require the president to consult the Senate before sending troops into any Vietnam-like conflict. Sponsored by Sen. Fulbright, the measure echoes concerns over Tonkin Gulf actions and seeks to restore Senate powers it says have weakened.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Sen. JW. Fulbright
D-Arl
Lyndon J. Johnson
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
North Vietnam
Mansfield
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