Ohio educators push sales tax hike for schools
At an Omo PTA gathering in Columbus, educators defend Issue 1 to raise the state sales tax to four cents, saying funds would boost teacher salaries, counselors, and special education. They argue Ohio lags nationally in per pupil state funding, with local property taxes covering most costs.
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UPI
Ohio
Oliver Ocasek
D-Summit
Senate Education Committee
Omo Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ocasek
Walton Bliss
Bliss
Brennan
Diseasek
PTA
Akron University
James O. Brennan
Ohio Council For Education
Ohio Legislative Commission
Sec. of State
Ted W. Brown
Baker case revives in senate hearings on Bress nomination
Washington reports the Baker case returns to life with Senate hearings on the David G. Bress nomination. A three member judiciary subcommittee led by Eastland will hear testimony amid charges of impropriety and possible cover up linked to Bobby Baker and Serv-U. Williams and McClellan press for delay.
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Washington
HTNS
Bobby Baker
Senate
David G. Bress
U. S
District of Columbia
James Eastland
Miss
Judiciary Committee
John L
John J. Williams
R.-Del
Baker
Serv-U Vending Machine Co
Willams
Bress
Williams
Johnson
Len Williams
Serv-U Co
Serv-U
Serv-U Corp
Jack Miller
A -Iowa
Grand Jury
United Nations opens 20th session with Fanfani elected president
The United Nations General Assembly resumes at 3 pm EDT as Ma niatore Fanfani becomes the sole candidate for president after Oca Popovic withdraws. Three new nations Gambia Singapore and the Maldive Islands are admitted, increasing the UN membership from 114 to 117. Security Council back with unanimity recommends cease fire along the Kashmir border ending India Pakistan tensions. India signals possible compliance.
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United Nations. NY
UPI
General Assembly
Maniatore Fanfani
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Fanfani
Oca Popovic
Paul VI
United Nations
Gambia
Singapore
Maldive Islands
Security Council
Siamand
India
Pakistangapore
Maldives
Kashmir
U.N
Pakistan
Prosecutor to rule on Cleveland shooting case
In Cleveland the police prosecutor was to decide on the fatal shooting of 23 year old Jackie Taylor by 19 year old Benjamin H. Vaspur who claimed she threatened him with a revolver and demanded money. Vaspur said he used a recently bought 38 caliber revolver for protection. Authorities recovered a 2 caliber starter's pistol.
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UPI
Marine Corps
Benjamin H. Vaspur
East Cleveland
Jackie Taylor
Vaspur
Bolton School
France demands control over U.S. bases in NATO era
Paris reports President de Gaulle threatens to retain French bases only under French generals and may renegotiate status if NATO is disbanded. He warns Washington that U.S. bases and supply lines could be moved elsewhere, citing France’s veto power over alliance command and ongoing tensions with the United States and UN Congo operations.
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U.S
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Johnson
United Representative States
Spain
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Atlantic
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Alliance
Germany
United Nations
Congo
Evreux
Normandy
Stanleyville
Chateauroux
Jto Ball
UPI
America
Uslaver
Chaplinson wins book print halt in bid to stop biography
London UPE reports 19-year-old Michael Chaplin, son of Charlie Chaplin, secured a temporary halt in publication of his biography I Could Not Smoke the Grass of My Father's Lawn. He contends ghostwritten work harms his character.
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London
UPE
Michael Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Tom Merrin
Charles Hamblett
Italy hosts first Esperanto mass in Rimini
A Sunday service in Rimini marked Italy's first Esperanto mass. The ceremony drew participants and noted the use of Esperanto as a universal language for worship, reflecting a milestone in cultural and religious exchange.
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Rimini
Italy
Young seeks watchdog to monitor CIA actions
Sen Stephen M. Young of Ohio proposes Congress create a watchdog committee to oversee the CIA. He tells the Senate that the agency has effectively been making foreign policy and assuming presidential and congressional duties, growing into a de facto untouchable government entity.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen M. Young
D-Oha
Congress
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Senate
Young
CLA
Gustav Begins Summer Vacation in Northern Italy
King Gustave Adolf of Sweden arrived in Milan from Stockholm on Monday to start his annual summer vacation in the lake country of northern Italy.
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Italy
UPI
Gustav Adolf of Sweden
Sir
Stockholm
Ita Wie Lake
Kremlin Faces Broad Strains Across East Europe and Economy
London dispatch reports Moscow confronting multiple crises as East European realignments tighten. Moscow's economy suffers with poor harvests and rising grain imports while Brezhnev visits Warsaw signaling shifts in Warsaw Pact unity. Russia weighs economic incentives and possible reforms to revive growth.
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UPI
Kremlin
Russia
Peking
Warsaw Pact
Moscow
Red China
Asia
United States
West
Central Committee
Warsaw
Leonid Brezhnev
Korean war hero held on kidnapping charge in Maine
Roger R. Haller, 31, a Korean War Silver Star recipient, was held on $25,000 bond after pleading innocent to kidnapping Lynne Pierce McGinn, 28, a blonde junior league member, from her Orrington home. He was ordered held for the January term of Penobscot County Superior Court after an escape from a mental hospital.
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Bangor
Maine
UPI
Roger R. Haller
Korea
Penobscott County
Paterson
N.J
Lynne Pierce McGinn
New York
Orrington
Ten year old boy travels far to visit relatives
Kevin Adama, 10, who was living with relatives in South Africa, grew homesick and took an inexpensive return route to England a few hours after a ship departed. The voyage covered about 6,000 miles as he sought to reach home.
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Hampton
England
Erhard faces intra party battles after big victory in West Germany
West Germany’s Chancellor Ludwig Erhard won a stunning post election majority but faces fierce opposition maneuvers within the CDU CSU and calls from former Chancellor Adenauer for a stronger coalition against his leadership. Franz Josef Strauss and Willy Brandt also loom as potential pivots in the evolving government lineup.
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CSU
Franz-Josef Strauss
Seiats
FDP
Erhard
CDU - Csu
Federal Republic
Weat
Berlin
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Strauss
Ifasal
Elec
Germany
Times guild talks off for day in New York
Negotiators in the New York newspaper strike were given the day off to reflect and reevaluate positions. A mediator said major progress was made on one issue. Talks between the New York Times and the American Newspaper Guild will resume at 10 a.m. Wednesday. A hearing was set in Manhattan Federal Court on a petition from the printing pressmen’s union seeking an injunction to reopen the six newspapers if the strike closes one. The affected papers include the Times, Daily News, Herald Tribune, Journal-American, World Telegram and Sun, Long Island Press, and Long Island Star Journal.
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UPI
New York Times
American Newspaper Guild
ANG
York
Manhattan
Printing Pressmen's Union
Times
Newspaper Publishers Association of
New York City
Daily News
Herald Tribune
Journal-American
World Telegram and the Sun
Long Island Press
Long Island Star Journal
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