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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1966
Page
4
A nostalgic lay reader recalls leaving home and brushes aside media chatter. The speaker rails against gossip, boasting, and sensationalism while valuing a home town perspective. It closes with a wry quote about women and tempers reflecting enduring social jests.
United Nations ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg rejected a Saturday coalition government for South Viet Nam that would include the Viet Cong. He noted the Viet Cong front includes Buddhists Cao Dai Montagnards and other groups, making the coalition unworkable.
Montreal engineers receive French guidance on building two trunk subway lines. The plan includes north south and east west routes using pneumatic tired trains now in operation on Paris lines, aiming for quiet fast service.
A Claymore mine blast in a crowded Vinh Long bar near Saigon killed two U.S. servicemen and five Vietnamese Saturday night. Sixteen people, including six Americans, were wounded. The Viet Cong were blamed, and the bomber was later found and killed by a Vietnamese counterterrorist squad.
A Toledo fire killed a one year old and seriously injured two other children in a second floor apartment of a two story home in the Old West End. The child died on arrival at St. Vincent's Hospital. the others suffer burns and smoke inhalation. Identities were not immediately available.
Professor Maynard Klein of the University of Michigan will guest conduct the 10th annual Choral Recognition Concert presented by Lima Senior High School’s vocal music department at 7 p.m. February 12 in the school auditorium. Senior choir members will receive pins, with many named students listed among the participants.
The State Department on Saturday confirmed a tank sale to Israel. Reliable sources indicate about 200 Patton tanks were shipped, though the exact number was not disclosed.
Gan Burns Weed London reports a British firm has created weed killing fire guns for homes and larger properties. Hand-held models fire using bottled gas while larger units run on kerosene under pressure for weed control.
Dr Karl Oberdisse of the Medical Academy in Duesseldorf reports about 1.5 percent of people have diabetes and that roughly one third of cases remain undiagnosed. He claims diabetes is not present in Japan and China.
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