Biff Hartman Receives Welcome In Youngstown Premiere
Elizabeth Hartman known as Biff arrives in Youngstown for the Ohio premiere of A Patch of Blue. She accepts a city plaque amid 1500 fans and says the moment ranks with the Oscars. Hartman plays an 18 year old blind girl befriended by Sidney Poitier in the film and is the lone American nominated for an Academy Award.
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Biff) Hartman
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Marines Repel Chu Lai Attack in Vietnam News
A Marine mortar attack near Chu Lai was repelled as fighting continued in Vietnam. Germantown area resident Clarence Willis was among two Ohioans reported killed in action, identified as Pfe and grandson of James Jones of Germantown. Sgt. John E. Kerns of North Bend, Hamilton County, was also killed. Defense officials did not release the causes.
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John W. Kerns
North Bend
Hamilton County
Marines Repel Viet Cong Attacks Near Chu Lai and Phu Bai
U S Marines beat back a Viet Cong assault on a 50 man unit near Chu Lai and engaged mortar fire as fighting intensifies in Saigon area. Air battles over North Viet Nam amid poor weather. Casualties light for Marines. 18 Viet Cong bodies found with weapons and grenades. An armored patrol killed 15 VC near Cu Chi.
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Cu Chi
Maine Hit By Snow And Wind Storm Pounds Maine And New England
A severe winter storm dumped heavy snow across Maine with gale winds causing drifts, road closures, and travel delays. Cities like Portland reported over 14 inches with gusts up to 35 mph, while many roads were blocked and hours delayed.
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Victor Kravchenko Dies by Own Hand in New York
Victor A. Kravchenko, the 61 year old author of I Chose Freedom who defected from the Soviet Union in 1944, died Friday in New York after shooting himself. Neighbors joked he was a Russian spy as he kept vigil at his apartment window. His friend Robert St Clair found him and rushed him to Lenox Hill Hospital where he died. Kravchenko had long warned Russians abroad act as spies and had liberal battles with the U S government over Cold War tensions and his finances. He became a U S citizen in 1950 by act of Congress.
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East 69Th Street
Lenox Hill Hospital
Reapportionment Chaos roils Florida primaries
The U S Supreme Court orders Florida to redraw legislative districts by November, jolting 58 Senate seats and 109 representative posts. Gov. Burns convenes an emergency cabinet meeting as candidates weigh suspending campaigns amid possible at large elections and unclear timelines.
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Chuckle about honesty tied to marriage remark
A humorous line quips that a husband who claims he understands his wife may also be deceptive about other matters.
Mild weekend forecast for Miami Valley with clearing skies
The Miami Valley may see improving, milder weather through Sunday with a low around 25 tonight and temperatures rising to the upper 40s tomorrow. Expect increasing clouds tomorrow after fair skies today with no rain or snow forecast locally, while light rain moves into Kentucky but should not cross the Ohio River.
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Quints Born To African Woman In South Africa
A South African woman, Mrs Nogesi Gquslu, gave birth to quintuplets in a hospital. Early reports say the mother and all five babies are healthy.
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Nogesi Gquslu
Bloody hour ends long run of luck for 2nd Battalion unit
In Boi Loi Woods near Saigon, the Reconnaissance Platoon of the 2nd Battalion 18th Regiment 1st Infantry Division suffers its first casualties after eight months without loss. Eleven of 26 wounded or unscathed men return, with one dead and a bunker remaining in Viet Cong hands. Sergeant Raymond Roswell recalls the fight and losses as dawn reveals eight bunkers and a missing dog.
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Saturn IB Apollo countdown ends in ignition failure
Cape Kennedy Florida AP says the Saturn IB rocket failed to ignite as countdown hit zero. An automatic signal cut the sequence four seconds before liftoff due to first stage fuel pressure below limits. Recovery daylight deadline set for 11 15 am.
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Vacation Time For Eisenhowers
Palm Desert Calif AP The Eisenhowers the general and Mamie are preparing for their yearly separate vacations she at the Elizabeth Arden Main Chance Farm near Phoenix Ariz and he at Eldorado Country Club home for as much golf as he can get in Mrs Eisenhower is scheduled to leave for Phoenix on Sunday.
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