U.S. Bombs Hanoi Vicinity in Closest Raid Since June
Waves of carrier planes hit the Van Dien depot near Hanoi and 50 to 70 Phantom jets struck the Ha Gia oil depot 144 miles north of the city. In South Vietnam the 1st Cavalry fought for nine hours in the Central Lowlands, killing 69 enemy troops. Viet Cong snatched two cases of TNT near Saigon as ceasefire talks unfold.
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Kosygin Attacks West Germany During Paris Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin used a Paris state visit to denounce West German ambitions for territory and nuclear arms. He warned that fascism and war forces are reappearing, citing Bavaria and Hesse elections where the National Democratic party gained seats as a new warning.
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Ohio teachers oppose strikes at state convention
Delegates at the Ohio Education Association convention in Columbus voiced opposition to teacher strikes, with comments labeling strikes as illegal or immoral. The gathering discussed a constitutional change to empower expulsion of members suspected of dual union affiliation to undermine the association.
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Airlines risk 70 percent of passengers loss says expert
Benton H. Elliott of General Electric warned that U S airlines may lose 70 percent of passengers unless travel times to airports are cut. Ground travel between downtown and airports has risen as fast as air time has fallen, threatening intercity air travel markets and profits. He noted Boston to New York and Washington trains could beat air times for certain routes. Elliott urged airlines to form a committee to find solutions.
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Berkeley Students Rally in Support of Navy Protest Boycott
Rain and exams dampen mood but about 10 000 people gathered in front of the Berkeley campus administration building to demand continuation of the boycott sparked by the arrest of four students and six nonstudents during a sit‑in at a Navy recruiting table in the Student Union.
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Paroled Gambler's Family Cited For Hardship In Courthouse Grilling
Wilming ton man Bruno T Pepe 31 walks out of Lew isburg federal penitentiary after U S District Judge Caleb M Wright grants parole for a one year gambling violation He was sentenced Aug 4 to one year for evading a 10 percent federal excise tax on about 5400 in gambling income for June 1964 and to six month terms for failing to file a tax return and to register as a gambler His family testified to severe emotional distress with his 7 year old son refusing First Communion and the 9 year old daughter suffering insomnia The wife described herself as a dis organized woman and witnesses including psychiatrist Dr James A Flagherty supported the claim of Pepe as an excellent father with enormous love and warmth.
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Rhodesia Solution Doubtful
London reports mark a last bid by Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Ian Smith aboard the warship Tiger off Gibraltar to end the Rhodesian rebellion and avert African rule. Wilson associates say he is pessimistic about any agreement as the ship moves toward the Mediterranean or Madeira.
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Thant Secures Re-Election With UN Council Backing
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant won a new five year term after the Security Council unanimously approved and sent its recommendation to the General Assembly for ratification later today. The council action clears the way for his re appointment to lead the UN.
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Snow blanketed Ohio with scattered heavy flurries
A statewide snowfall left one to five inches across Ohio with many highways snow covered and slick. State highway crews worked nationwide, the Ohio Turnpike had a light snow lane and a 40 mph limit west to the Pa line. Temperatures ranged from two to 15 degrees across major cities, with Cleveland and Akron seeing up to five inches of snow.
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Roni Sue Aronson, the surviving quintuplet, fights for life in Pittsburgh after a convulsion and breathing trouble. born 244 months premature to Mr and Mrs Michael Aronson. Richard Speck seeks change of venue for his trial in Chicago to ensure fair jurors. In New York, Catholics mark meatless Friday as fish sales face uncertainty with potential 8 to 10 percent drop.
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Hospitals Hit By Walkout In Youngstown
Two Youngstown hospitals cut services to emergencies only after about 350 general duty nurses quit on Thursday. The 400 member Youngstown Nurses Association demanded higher pay, dropping patient numbers by about half.
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Reagan Draft Predicted for 16 GOP Nomination
Washington reports that the head of a conservative Republican group predicted a nationwide effort to draft Ronald Reagan for the 16 GOP presidential nomination. The anticipated push signals growing momentum for Reagan's candidacy.
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