Three Weeks Crucial for Vietnam Negotiations
Secretary of State William Rogers says the next two to three weeks will reveal whether North Vietnam intends to negotiate an end to the war. He cautions the period will be difficult with about 18,000 Americans in danger in the besieged area of South Vietnam and notes private talks may run alongside public Paris discussions. The Sun NBC interview also raises whether the Soviet Union pressures Hanoi and confirms no settlement during ongoing fighting.
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Fireman Shot During Cleaning at Oakley Station
Cincinnati AP reports 51 year old Fireman Robert Butler was treated and released from General Hospital after a gunshot wound to the right arm at the Oakley Fire Station. He said the weapon discharged while he was cleaning the revolver.
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Robert Butler
Oakley
Seven Nuns Arrested After Church Protest
United States police in New York arrest seven nuns after a church protest. Reported by AP observers say the group demonstrated inside the church, triggering police intervention and subsequent detentions.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Indochina
Raines Heads JA Banquet
William Raines of Barnitz Bank was named chairman of the 2nd annual JA Achievment Future Unlimited Banquet set for May 16 at 6 30 p.m. at the Manchester Motor Inn. Ted Lazarow announced the JA board’s choice. Raines has served on JA boards since 1987 and sits on finance and awards committees.
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Barnitz Bank
Dinor
Manchester Motor Inn
Ted Lazarow
Rimes
Paper To Get Prize But Not Reporter
Newsweek reports the New York Times will win a Pulitzer Prize for publishing the Pentagon Papers while reporter Neil Sheehan, who broke the story, is not awarded. Sheehan was reportedly nominated for public service but denied by the Pulitzer Committee. juries assumed he would receive the prize. Announcement of the prizes is made today.
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Newsweek Magazine
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Times
Neil Sheehan
Newsweek
Sheehan
Pulitzer Committee
Weekend Traffic Kills 25 in Ohio
At least 25 people died in weekend traffic accidents including four members of a Thompson family struck by a train in Lorain County. The toll marks the second highest weekend death count of the year, with 30 deaths recorded the fourth weekend of March.
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Thompson
Ohio
Lorain
Body of Larry Day found in Ohio River near Vienna
Wood County deputies recovered the body of Larry Charles Day 28 of Reno Ohio in the Ohio River near Vienna West Virginia. The death is under investigation by local authorities.
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Wood County Sheriff's
Larry Charles Day
Reno
Ohio
Ohio River
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