Daylight Saving Time Start Exempts States. Indiana County Clock Split
The Associated Press notes forty seven states switch to daylight saving time this Sunday as clocks go forward at 2 am with standard time returning October 25. Michigan Arizona and Hawaii exempt themselves under federal law. Indiana theater owners seek central time for the entire state. Navajo Nation shifts clocks for convenience while Hopi Reservation stays on standard time.
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Weekend Forecast for Southwestern Ohio Sunshine Returns
A pleasant spring weekend is forecast for southwestern Ohio with sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s. Tonight and Sunday will be partly cloudy with minimal temperature changes, then a cold front Sunday night brings scattered showers and cooler highs on Monday.
China launches satellite broadcasts East Is Red
Tokyo reports Communist China claims a 381 pound satellite was launched and orbits Earth every 114 minutes. It transmits Tung Fang Hung at 20009 megacycles, with an orbit from 273 to 1480 miles and 68.5 degree inclination. No launch site or rocket type given. The move raises Western worry over Beijing’s nuclear delivery capability and follows Japan joining the space club after the US USSR and France.
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Haiti Mutineers Shell Port au Prince Amid Curfew
Mutineers seized three Haitian coast guard vessels and shelled Port au Prince injuring a person and damaging homes as Duvalier imposed airports closures and a city curfew. Ambassador Bonhomme said the capital was shelled twice and Washington declined U.S. air cover.
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Israeli intercepts down two Egyptian bombers over Sinai
Tel Aviv reports Israeli interceptors shot down two Egyptian bombers presumed Soviet built after a raid on El Arish in the Sinai Desert. One pilot's body recovered, three buildings damaged, 30 sheep killed. Israel also hit guerrilla sites near the Dead Sea and targets in Syria and Egypt.
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Teamster Contract Not Final
The Teamsters Union plans to renegotiate if Chicago truck drivers win a better deal. Acting president Frank E. Fitzsimmons said national talks will be voted on next week, with reopening if any firm offers more than 1.10 in wages and enhanced fringe benefits. Chicago drivers seek a three-year pact with 1.65 wage raise and 10 dollars weekly fringe benefits.
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Catastrophic 250 Year Old Milwaukee Timber Cut In Blunder
Milwaukee County officials blasted a lumberman who cleared a 25 acre Root River woodlot bought for preservation. Howard Gregg called it a catastrophe after he learned the buyer Emory Pope had paid $2,000 for timber on private land and cut trees believed to be protected. Sheriff deputies were posted to prevent shipments while planners seek damages for lumber and the wood’s living value.
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Two Teen Girls Killed in Medina Brunswick Hit-Skip
In Brunswick two eighth grade girls, Karen Huttman and Patricia Goff, were killed while walking home with groceries. Police say a hit-skip motorist hurled them 15 to 20 feet. a car part and an abandoned vehicle were found nearby on Laurel Road.
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Pope says Sardinia visit cordial despite street chaos
Pope Paul VI told a general audience in St. Peter's that Italian newspapers distorted his Sardinia visit. He noted the tumult in Cagliari as police and anarchists clashed after he urged residents of the Sant Elia slum to show Christian love. Fourteen officers and ten demonstrators were hurt. 21 men and five women were arrested.
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