Coffin Makers Run Brisk Business Amid Saigon Crisis
In Saigon, coffin shops were among the few open as residents faced a curfew and citywide closures. Soldiers guarded the streets while relatives loaded coffins at six shops, as hospitals reported over 100 dead and casualties spread through the capital amid heavy fighting.
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Saigon
West Point hires first woman to art faculty
Mrs. Elizabeth Matthew Lewis becomes the academy’s first female faculty member joining cadets in teaching art history. She and the class agree on a no uniform saluting pact as she serves also as fine arts librarian. Her career spans Bell Telephone Pan American and Merchant Marine service including a shipwreck off Frying Pan Shoals.
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West Point
N. Y
Elizabeth Matthew Lewis
U. S. Military Academy
Lewis
Pan American Airways
North Carolina
Hue Under VC Control as Saigon Rattled by Attacks
U S and South Vietnamese forces report crushing the largest Communist offensive yet with high enemy losses, while Hue is largely in Viet Cong and North Vietnamese hands and Saigon endures belly of fighting with bombers, rockets, and street clashes. Thieu and Bunker declare defeats but battles persist across multiple cities.
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Saigon
U.S
Red
Hue
Associated Press
John Lengel
Demilitarized Zone
Lengel
Nguyen van Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
South Vietnam
Thieu
Republic
Racetrack
CTU Members To Tell Complaints To Board
The Cincinnati Teachers Union ends a four day strike as 700 plus members agree to take grievances to a mediation board. Judge Simon Leis will mediate with Judges Schneider and Gusweiler joining the panel. Superintendent Paul Miller invites CTA leaders and Municipal Employees Local 232 to attend talks.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Teachers Union
CTU
Richard Kiley
Simon Leis
Leis
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Louis J. Schneider
Frank M. Gusweiler
Paul Miller
Cincinnati Teachers Association
Navy says minor collision with Russian ship in Sea of Japan
The Defense Department reported a minor collision between an American destroyer and a Russian merchant ship in the Sea of Japan on Wednesday. No casualties were reported and officials said the incident occurred in a crossing situation with the destroyer having the right of way under international maritime rules.
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Washington
Defense Department
Sea of Japan
Department
Nude study session at UC Davis sparks disband action
At UC Davis 14 students held a nude sensory awareness session lasting hours with five undressing. Professor Friedberg says he was not present. officials plan to disband the experimental faculty 48 course while five students dropped academic credit. The session aimed at exploring perception and needs with no sexual activity reported.
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Davis, Calif
University of California
Jerry Friedberg
Friedberg
Uc’s
Davis Sue
Harvard
Raymond Bynum
University
Davis
San Francisco
Old Spanish War veterans defend country stance on Vietnam
The 9,000 surviving Spanish American War veterans stay loyal to the flag and to aiding the nation’s draft policy. James H. McElroy, 86, calls younger antiwar groups belligerent and says the veteran group supports Induction. They emphasize pensions and medical benefits as they reflect on Cuba and the Spanish American War.
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Washington
Vietnam
James H. McElroy
United Spanish War Veterans
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
McElroy
Navy
Congress
Spain
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Guam
Philippines
United States
Dian
Frederick Fraske
Chicago
Reginald Bradley
Oakland
Calif
Weather outlook for Southwest Ohio area cools into weekend
The forecast for Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley calls for partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tonight with a low in the 30s. Saturday remains partly cloudy and less cold. Highs from the 40s through Wednesday, with evening lows 25 to 35. Yesterday's high reached 59 while this morning's low was 38 at 3 am. Rainfall totaled .17 inch overnight.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Time heals yet leaves marks on looks and life
A witty reflection notes time as a healer that also changes appearances and priorities. It humorously suggests patience softens wounds but may alter outward looks. The line implies inner growth while childhood vanity fades with years.
Two Killed in Blast at Fireworks Plant
An explosion at a Loveland area fireworks plant killed Hilda Wilson and May South and left Christine Tucker in critical condition. Florence Cole and Jean Howard were also among the injured as authorities reported six dead and ten injured across 13 blasts. A company official said the women were finishing rockets when the blast occurred, with walls tearing into a nearby shack and shaking the area.
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Hilda Wilson
Loveland
May South
Lebanon
South
Lebanon Rt. 3
Marion South
Blue Ball
John Hartsock
Xenia
Dorig Wolf
Flora Cummins
Luther
Hillsboro
Dennis
Emma Starr
New Lebanon
Wilson
Tucker
Cole
Jean Howard
Roger Brackett
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