Lake Erie Levels to Rise Slightly This Year Says AP
Lake Michigan and Huron peak about three inches higher than 1971 levels. Erie is expected to fall two inches short of its 1971 peak while Ontario may drop an inch with Superior near last year’s top. Huron and Michigan may peak in late July, Erie and Ontario in June, all above 10 year averages but below 1952 highs.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Huron
Lake Erie
Lake Survey Center
Ontario
Superior
Erie
Survey Center
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Detroit
U S Air Offensive Opened In Vietnam
Washington reports the U S air offensive in Vietnam has begun as reports say middlemen pocketed much of last year’s food price rise while farmers received only a small share.
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U.S
Vietnam
Hormone Injections Could Lift Meat Prices in 1972
An Ohio Bureau official warned that banning hormone injections in livestock could raise pork and beef prices by 40 to 45 percent. The FDA says safeguards prevent hormones from reaching consumers. The Agriculture Department analysis shows farmers earned less of each food dollar in 1971 while middlemen gained, with projected retail food costs rising modestly in 1972.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
A Bureau
C. William Swank
Swank
Agriculture Department
USDA
U.S
Bus collision kills teen as two vehicles crash at rural Ohio intersection
In Wood County Ohio a car failed to yield and struck a loaded school bus at Liberty High and Portage roads eight miles southwest of Bowling Green. Teen Anthony Tyrrell 18 died at St. Vincent Hospital in Toledo hours after the crash. Bus driver Norman Sheline 39 and four students Barbara Sanford 15 Beth Herringshaw 16 and Don Kramp 16 remained hospitalized in fair condition. The impact knocked a telephone pole and the bus rolled onto the car.
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Wood County Hospital
Anthony Lloyd Tyrrell
Weston
Liberty High
Portage Roads
Here
Norman Sheline
Cygnet
Barbara Sanford
Beth Herringshaw
Don Kramp
Rudolph
Ohio Highway Patrol
Tyrrell
Mills Officially Enters Democratic Presidential Race
Rep Wilbur D Mills longtime House Ways and Means Committee chair announces active pursuit of the Democratic nomination Mills says Arkansas delegation will nominate him and he plans to seek support from other delegations in Miami His name appears in Wisconsin and Nebraska primaries and he refuses to sign affidavits to remove his name from ballots Mills is a veteran congressman since 1939 known as tax policy expert with southern backing and Arkansas favorite son status
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Capitol Hill
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Arkansas
Miami
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Congress
Britain in Power Cut Crisis Sparks Protests and Job Fears
Britain's worst power cut since World War II hit 18 million homes, forcing a three day work week for 20,000 plants and threatening up to two million jobs. Prime Minister Heath faced protests in Liverpool as coal miners’ strike and fuel shortages paralyzed industry and households nationwide.
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London
Britain
Edward Heath
Heath
Liverpool
Weather Update Warns of Snow Tomorrow Amid Warm Rain
Forecasts indicate rain and warm temperatures may melt slush tonight. A 50 percent chance of precipitation is expected tomorrow as snow or rain falls, with tonight’s highs in the mid-30s and tomorrow’s temperatures climbing into the 40s.
Faulkner Urges Protestant Campaign To Back Ulster Stay Brit ish
Northern Ireland Prime Minister Brian Faulkner appeals to Protestants to fund a campaign against Catholic calls for union with the Republic. Catholic minority leaders plan a third Sunday demonstration in Enniskillen to protest internment without trial as IRA guerrilla activity continues with 15,000 British troops in the province.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast
Brian Faulkner
Enniskillen
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Irish Republican Army
IRA
Faulkner
Cash
Shankill Road
Falls
Church of Ireland
Charlie Chaplin Earns Place on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Hollywood approves Chaplin entry after a 14 year delay and 33 to 3 vote by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. A. Ronald Button says the decision pleases the industry despite past property owner objections over Chaplin’s political views and citizenship.
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Charlie Chaplin
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
A. Ronald Button
Chamber
U S launches largest Vietnam air campaign in 18 months
U S tactical fighter bombers and B 12s conduct about 200 strikes Friday and today across northern and central South Vietnam. Navy and Air Force planes tally 172 strikes in 24 hours, a peak since 1970, as Tet cease fires approach and U S forces stay minimal on the ground.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
U. S. Command
Navy
Air Force
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
Hungary Renews Aid to North Vietnam
VIENNA AP Hungary signs a new agreement to extend its eight year old military and economic aid program to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. Deputy Premier Lajos Feher told Magyar Hirlap that priority treatment is given to goods needed to increase Vietnam's defense potential.
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Hungary
North Vietnam
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Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Lajos Feher
Magyar Hirlap
MTI
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