Ohio Guard deployed as Athens campus protests erupt
About 1,000 Ohio National Guard troops were ordered into Athens after 300 Ohio University students smashed windows and clashed with police. Gov Rhodes acted with mayor’s request to quell unrest sparked by disciplinary actions and Kent State memories amid brick throwing and tear gas. Eight arrests and a policeman injured were reported.
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OSU to reopen in stages after six days of rioting
Ohio State University plans a staged reopening starting tomorrow with full reopening by next Tuesday. The Board of Trustees approved the schedule after six days of campus rioting triggered by student strikes over administration response. The university serves about 45 000 students and will begin with medicine dentistry and veterinary programs. A trustees resolution requires identification for all campus personnel and anyone with business on site.
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Oberlin police chief suspended amid post fight controversy
In Oberlin a fight at South Main and Groveland streets led to the suspension of Police Chief Robert K. Ferber and Sgt. Eugene Barlow for investigation. A city official said signatures supporting the department would take at least two days to count.
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Murder trial ends as three judges to decide fate
Stanley Thom, 21, of 1159 Garden St. faces first degree murder charges for stabbing Terry Lee White, 20, 16 times in the Neighborhood Center parking lot. Defense witnesses praise Thom’s character while psychiatrist says fear clouded his actions. trial held before Lorain County judges Mikus, Pincura, and Webber.
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U S battle deaths rise in Cambodia and Vietnam fighting
U S and South Vietnamese commands report raised casualties as last week yielded 168 Americans killed in action in Southeast Asia. Cambodian operations since April 29 total 110 U S troops killed, while South Vietnamese losses near 400 in the past two weeks with no weekly breakdown. In the broader 16 day Cambodian offensive, 6 212 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops have been killed.
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Israel says two Egyptian MIG21s downed in first air clash
Israel reported its pilots shot down two Egyptian MIG21s and damaged a third in an early morning dogfight over the Suez Canal. One Egyptian pilot was killed and the other bailed out. Israel said all its planes returned safely. Fighting flared along the Israeli Lebanese frontier with guerrillas attacking an Israeli village and Lebanese civilians reported killed.
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Wealth and sympathy spark private club critique
A rich man seeks sympathy from peers among the wealthy, highlighting the role of exclusive private clubs in shaping public empathy and social support. The remark underscores class-based networks as the likely source of consolation for the affluent.
Dow Drops Sharply as Market Opens Lower
Stock market opened lower in New York with about two to one losses and moderate turnover. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 107.5 points to 693.84, the lowest since July 1963, amid high rates inflation lower earnings and Vietnam war concerns.
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Weather outlook with showers and warmer weekend
Forecaster notes a wet spell with thundershowers mainly tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures dip tonight to the upper teens and rise to the mid seventies by Saturday with a small precipitation chance of five to sixty eight percent. Winds shift from north to southeast as a warm front moves in. Sunrise and sunset times given. high and low temperatures cited with minor typographical errors.
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