Vietnamese-led assault in Cambodia claims 330 guerrillas slain
UPI report says 24 hour truce in Vietnam for Buddha’s birthday while South Vietnamese forces push 12th Cambodian penetration with 234 Viet Cong/North Vietnamese killed up to Takeo province. Seven South Vietnamese and seven government troops dead. 14 and 2 wounded respectively.
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SAIGON
UPI
Vietnam
Buddha
Cambodia
A Shau
South Vietnam
U.S
Tram Khnar
Phnom Penh
Nixon
sion
Gulf of Thailand
Takeo
Kompong Trach
Ton Hon
Tree saves elder man after 26 hours adrift on river
William Bush 70 set out from Red River toward the Mississippi with a swamped skiff. He clung to a tree for survival for most of Saturday night and Sunday, eating a cheese sandwich, until U S Army engineers aboard the motor vessel Mississippi rescued him with high ranking officers aboard.
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ZACHARY
Bush
Salvation
Mississippi
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Army
Thaddeus Beal
Robert Jordan III
Frederick J Clarke
Army Engineers
A. P. Rollins Jr
Mississippi River Commission
Oberlin police chief and sergeant reinstated to duty
Oberlin Police Chief Robert K. Ferber and Sgt. Eugene Barlow were restored to full duty after a May 8 altercation with youths. City Manager Edward C. Smith announced the move and promised further details at tonight’s council meeting. State ments urge restraint and court recourse for grievances. Mrs. Beatrice Miller filed a complaint alleging Ferber struck her daughter with a blackjack during the incident.
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Oberlin
Robert K. Ferber
Eugene Barlow
Edward C. Smith
Hall Auditorium
Beatrice Miller
South Park St
Ferber
Delores
Demonstrations End at Toledo U After Moratorium Move
About 40 Black Student Union members at the University of Toledo blocked classrooms to protest deaths in Mississippi. President Carlson announced a three day moratorium and a $200,000 black studies fund as he met with demonstrators.
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University of Toledo
Mississippi
William S. Carlson
Carlson
Jackson
Kent State
Kent four
Kent State killings tied to military style ammunition
Portage County Coroner Dr. Robert Sybert said four Kent State University students killed during the May 4 campus disturbance died from wounds caused by bullets similar to military ammunition. He added the cause is under inquiry to determine whether the deaths were accidental or homicidal.
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RAVENNA
Ohio
UPI
Portage County
Robert Sybert
Kent State University
Burns hints at near term wage and price controls
Burns told the 11th annual monetary conference that a temporary incomes policy may be needed as a supplement to fiscal and monetary measures to steer cost push inflation. He warned interventions delaying long term impact could be impractical and stressed coordinated tax, spending, and money control.
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HOT SPRINGS, Va
Federal Reserve System
Arthur F. Burns
monetary conference
the
American Bankers Association
BURNS
Steel haulers roll after seven week wildcat strike ends
About 200 members of the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers voted four to one in Cleveland to return to work at 6 a.m. if employers guarantee no reprisals. Lorain County and Youngstown drivers also voted to resume, while strikes continue in Chicago and Los Angeles areas.
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Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
steel haulers union
Cleveland
Long
Lorain County
Youngstown
Silent Spring Uproar Fueled by Government and Industry
The piece recounts how Rachel Carson's Silent Spring sparked a national uproar in 1962 with government and chemical industry reactions. It notes letters to Carson, library actions, PR campaigns by trade groups, and a chemical firm threat to publishers while publishers sought expert review.
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Rachel Carson
Houghton Mifflin
Frank Graham Jr
Miss Carson
New York Times
New Yorker
TRE
Northwest
Maritime
Toledo, Ohio
California
wasty
Vass Carson
Wall Street Journal
Department of
Rachel Carsons magazine
Agriculture Department
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Ely Park
Operation Clean Sweep
Elyria
Charles Boals
Joseph Deerwester
Thomas Maple
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Walter Lundberg
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Alabama
Albert Brewer
Gev
Sam
Smith
ued
Barlow Smith
Toledo
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
Big Ten
ASHLAND COLLEGE
Ashland
Glenn C. Clayton
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
Jackson State
United Black Faculty Association
United Black Association
OHIO UNIVERSITY
ing
National Guard
Athens
MIAMI UNIVERSITY
Sybert
CAROLE MARTIN
JACK M. LONG
presi
Chicago
Los Angeles
TEAMSTERS
Washington
James Stockard
Stockard
Bethlehem
Globe-Times
aal
Natwnal Agricultural Chemicals Association
Versico Chemical Corp of Chicago
Velsicol
Louis McLean
McLean
Rachel Careon
Federal Post
Contr
Federal Committee on Post Control
TURS
ARPR
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