Army Gas Use in Vietnam Described as Nonlethal
AP reports the United States uses nonlethal tear gases CN DM and CS in South Vietnam and for riot control. Officials say these agents cause tears, eye irritation, sneezing, nausea, and vomiting for minutes to hours with no lasting damage. Some compounds were stockpiled by France and later used in riots worldwide. Congressional leaders declined to comment awaiting more details.
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Charge Filed In Death At Hamilton
Mrs. Peggy Theiss, 36, was charged Monday with first degree manslaughter in her husband Frank Theiss's death Sunday night. He, 45, died from head injuries after a backward fall down basement steps. Autopsy named head injury as cause. Theiss died at home in Hamilton near Roberts Court after an argument.
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Pakistan President Sworn In For Five-Year Term
Rawalpindi AP Pakistan President Mohammed Ayub Khan was inaugurated for another five years in Islamabad. Chief Justice A R Cornelius administered the oath as Ayub pledged to pursue a foreign policy edging away from the West toward Communist China and the Communist bloc.
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Local 402 Meeting Tonight in Cleveland
The monthly meeting of Local 402 of the Barbers' Union will be held tonight at 8 o clock at 1810 Central Ave. A fatal traffic crash near Brecksville claimed the life of 19 year old Gary J. Bauer when his car left the road and struck a tree on Fitzwater Road.
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Pacific To Get Nuclear Fleet
Washington AP The Navy will shift its nuclear powered task force to the Pacific this fall including the carrier Enterprise and the Bainbridge. The Long Beach and Truxtun will join in 1966 with no refueling or stores needed on a world cruise last summer.
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Dayton Slayer Captured After Night of Car Thefts
Cleo Vernon Keaton of Dayton was captured in Jamestown after a nationwide hunt. He had killed Maurice L. Francis near Williamsport, Pickaway County, and stolen two cars traveling over a thousand miles across central and southern Ohio. Deputies restrained him with a riot gun as Jamestown police spotted the stolen vehicle and alerted Greene County authorities.
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Creekview PTO Plans Mardi Gras Fun Fair at School
The Creekview Elementary PTO hosts its annual Mardi Gras Fun Fair this Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. under co chairs Robert Hickey and Harold Cole. Activities include a treasure chest photo contest game booths and sales with food in the cafeteria. Proceeds fund library books and playground equipment.
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British Foreign Secretary Says Soviets Aloof on Vietnam War
In Washington, Michael Stewart told Dean Rusk that the Soviet Union wants to stay aloof from the Vietnam conflict. Stewart, after a White House meeting, addressed the National Press Club and said Moscow offers no latitude for diplomacy, hindering hopes for negotiated peace. He noted Moscow may not assist North Vietnam amid Beijing’s sharp attacks. This was Stewart’s first meeting with Rusk since January. The talks, though cordial, left Britain with frustration over Soviet stance.
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Community meeting list for Tuesday and Wednesday events
A dense timetable lists multiple local group meetings across Manchester and surrounding areas. Notable sessions include Sertoma Club at 6 30 p m Manchester Battery AH74A Gun Bn at 7 p m Armory Mayfield Fire Department at 7 30 p m Sheffield Street Fire House Lincoln School Association 7 30 p m and Wilson PTO 7 30 p m at school auditoriums United Cerebral Palsy of Middletown at 7 30 p m First Presbyterian Church MHS Band Associates at 7 30 p m Central School Disabled American Veterans at 8 p m Legion Home FOE Lodge 528 8 p m Eagles Hall IOOF Mami Lodge 8 p m Monroe IOOF Hall BPOE Lodge 257 Elktones 8 p m Elks Temple Alcoholics Anonymous 8 30 p m On Wednesday exchanges Club noon Manchester High 12 Club noon Commercial Building YMCA Board noon YMCA Room K Golden Age Club 1 30 p m 24 S Broad Hunter Clark VFW Post 6405 7 30 p m 1319 Young Fen wick Welfare 8 p m Fenwick High School Al Anon Family Group 8 30 p m Alcoholics Anonymous
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Turbett named IRS district director in Cleveland
Frank S Turbett Jr became district director of the Internal Revenue Service in Cleveland on Monday, succeeding Melvin J Burton who retired last December. The Cleveland district covers 47 counties in Northern Ohio.
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