Columbus Couple Marks 75 Years Together
John and Clemence Scohy celebrate 75 years of marriage on Valentines Day. Married March 7 1884 in a glass factory town, they endured language barriers and work in the glass industry. They moved to Columbus 25 years ago. their son died eight years ago and a daughter remains nearby. Their secret is simple patience and avoiding anger.
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John
Clemence
Valentine
Clemence Scohy
Fostoia
Belgium
Scot
Sisterville
W. Va
Columbus
Abel predicts protests to overturn steelworkers vote
Abel says his campaign will file protests that could strip many thousands of votes from David J. McDonald in the United Steelworkers election. He claims the move aims to end McDonald's 12 year tenure as president of the 980000 member union and forecasts a victory by at least 10000 votes. Abel notes collecting information on irregularities but offers no specifics.
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Pittsburgh
I.W. Abel
David J. McDonald
Abel
United Steelworkers Union
McDonald's
Met Opera Debuts a Seductive Salome by Maria Kouba
An Austrian soprano Maria Kouba performed Salome at the Metropolitan Opera. Critics describe her dance of the seven veils as erotically staged yet insist it is a portion of the opera, not the sole draw. Kouba asserts the role requires a great voice and a childlike, slightly sexy appearance.
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Salome
Maria Kouba
Miss Kouba
Met
Metropolitan Opera
Chuckle Ribbing About Communism and Iron Curtains
A humorous jab questions if communism is so great why the ideology leaves iron curtains in place instead of open picture windows. The quip hints at hypocrisy and contrasts rhetoric with reality.
Five killed in WA house fire with stabbing and suicides
Five members of the Fisk family died in a blaze at their Payallup home. Autopsy found a stabbing in Harley Fisk 17 and self-inflicted shotgun deaths for Melton Fisk 43 and the father. Relatives say the family planned a five day vacation starting Saturday.
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Payallup
Wash
Pierce County
Larry Amundsen
Amundsen
Harley Fisk
Tacoma
Melton Fisk
George Janovich
Mary
Laura W. Fisk
Harley
Linda
Carol
Linnea Anderson
Edgewood Fire Department
Fisk
Andersons
Fisks
Patient Dies After Being Struck at Massillon Hospital
Massillon Ohio authorities report a 35 year old patient at Massillon State Hospital died Saturday after being struck by 77 year old Roy Steele. The impact caused the patient to fall and strike his head, leading to death.
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Massillon, Ohio
Massillon State Hospital
Highway Patrol
Ralph Duffy
Roy Steele
1000 Red Students Storm U S Embassy
Nearly 1 000 Communist students tried to storm the U S legation in Budapest Saturday smashing windows shouting anti American slogans and ripping down the U S seal above the entrance demanding action from American authorities.
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Budapest
Hungary
U.S
Legatic
Ohio Has Its Marchers
Demonstrations over Vietnam were held by Ohio college students on Saturday in Cincinnati Athens and Cleveland. In Cincinnati two UC groups marched side by side at the federal building with opposing views about Viet Nam.
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Associated Press
Ohio College
University of Cincinnati
Federal
Cincinnati
United States
Athens
Ohio University
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Public Square
Michael Wolf
David Ek. Davis
Viet Nam
Ohio GI Victim In Hotel Blast
New Philadelphia resident Ida O Alexander confirmed her son Spec 5 James B Alexander 39 was killed in a bombing of a barracks hotel in Qui Nhon South Vietnam The family noted his 21 years in service included duty in Korea He grew up in Tuscarawas County played football at Dennison High School had eight sisters two brothers a sister in Youngstown and leaves a wife Dorothy a two year married infant daughter living in Kansas City
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New Philadelphia
Dennison High School
Tuscarawas County
Alex Webster
Youngstown
Dorothy
Uhrichsville
Ilive
Kansas City
Chinese Troops Reported Crossing Into North Vietnam
The Sun and Times front page cite observations of Red Chinese troops crossing into North Vietnam with large concentrations massing near the border. Reported by Richard Hughes in Hong Kong and an unnamed Saigon special correspondent.
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London
The
Sunday Times
Viet Nam
Viet Nam-China
Richard Hughes
Hong Kong
Saigon
Hungary students attack U S legation in Budapest
Hungarian students demonstrated against the United States outside the U S legation in Freedom Square. Police failed to halt the 45 minute assault as windows were broken and doors breached. American property damage is to be compensated. Le Huong led the rally with North Vietnamese backing denouncing U S air strikes.
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Hungary
Cuba
Congo
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
le Huong
Freedom Square
Legation
North
Viet Nam
South
Guerrilla Raid on Malaysian Coast Suppressed
Malaysia reports three more Indonesian guerrillas captured and only one of the 14 raiders remains unaccounted for. Defense Ministry says twelve are prisoners and one was killed. The landings occurred Friday on the southwest mainland coast.
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Kula Lumpur
Malaysia
Malaysias Defense Ministry
Jer
Premier of Turkey Quits Post After Budget Defeat
Ankara Turkey AP The 14 month old government of Premier Ismet Inonu resigned tonight after the Turkish National Assembly defeated a 1.6 billion budget by 225 to 195 Inonu who is 81 said he would resign if the budget failed and handed in his resignation to President Cemal Gürsel one vote short of his stated threshold The budget defeat ends Inonu's bid to continue in power after army backed civilian rule since 1960.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Oeto
Cemal Rugse
National Assembly
Inanu
Inonu
Yanks Left Alone In Fight At Duc Phong Hill
A Vietnamese home guard unit deserted four U S advisers and five tribesmen during a Viet Cong assault near Duc Phong 85 miles north of Saigon. Three Americans and five tribesmen died. one American is missing. Capt Carlton J Holland Sgt Emmett J Bryant and Pfc John W Malapelli named. Spec 4 James H McLean reported missing.
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U.S
Sto
Qui Nhon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Duc Phong
Saigon
Carlton J. Holland
Junction City
Kan
Emmett J. Bryant
Greensburg
John W. Malapelli
Burlington, Ky
James H. McLean
Los Angeles
Monsters Are On The Prowl Here
A feature explores monsters as a new children's fad provoking varied reactions among readers. The piece references popular culture and mentions Julie Andrews in a related note, with pages signaling where major items appear.
Last Stand on Hillfront Delivers Harsh Fight and Desertion Shock
A U S officer described a fierce up hill clash with Viet Cong and many spent shells at the gun positions. Advisers voiced shock at desertions while noting inexperience and fear among local tribesmen during the first big attack in the area.
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U.S
Timing Perfect Cong Attacks Showed Mark Of Professionalism
U S forces in South Vietnam saw highly professional Communist attacks on Pleiku and Qui Nhon, with coordinated barracks and airfield strikes. Officials note probable regulars, 29000 to 35000 insurgents, and possible forward observer radio use guiding mortars.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pleiku Land Qui Nhon
Americar
Qui Nhon
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Barry
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
State Department
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Marshal Wright
Yanks
Saigon, South Viet Nam
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Julie Andrews
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