UN Split Over Plans to Send U N Representative to Middle East
United Nations Security Council remains divided over rival schemes to dispatch a U N representative to the Middle East. A six nation draft favors specific withdrawal and renunciation of belligerence while Canada and Denmark propose a broader principle based approach. The council plans to reconvene Monday to compare proposals amid ongoing tensions following the Elath incident and Port Said shelling.
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Elath
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Drema Sue Greer Wins First Trophy After Barriers
Lenoir North Carolina Drema Sue Greer a 10 year old 90 pound athlete finally earns a trophy after being barred from earlier sports She played basketball baseball and football with coaches and officials denying honors before she and her father protested The punt pass and kick contest awarded her a third place trophy despite finishing third as boys placed first and second and she received the coveted prize later.
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Drema Sue Greer
Drema Sue
Lenoir Recreation Center
Nicholas A. Greer
Snow Flurry Signals Winter Arrival In Miami Valley
The Miami Valley saw a light snow but no accumulation with a second wave expected tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures dropped to the mid 30s with a low forecast around 28 to 30 and a high near 45 today. Clearing skies tonight may bring a hard freeze and Sunday should be mostly sunny and warmer with a high around 50.
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Miami Valley
Tomorow
Weather Bureau
U S Troops Hit Reds South of Da Nang in Heavy Fire
U S Command reports 131 enemy soldiers killed in clashes south of Da Nang as Hanoi Haiphong raids push weekly jet losses to 14 with 27 MiGs destroyed. Ground fighting around Tam Ky Tam Ky and Hoi An leaves dozens dead or wounded and Marines sustaining heavy casualties. U.S. pilots claim 27 Soviets destroyed or damaged jets this week while overall combat planes lost reach 720.
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Haiphong
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Hoi An
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United States
Crown for OSU homecoming queen boosts pageant lore
Ohio State University crowned Tris Varga homecoming queen, with a $100,000 tiara loaned by a Columbus jeweler. She will wear the jewel at today's OSU versus Illinois game, then receive an imitation. First runnerup Joan Lindstedt and other finalists Pat Dempsey Terrye Eller Donna Maves also placed.
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Tris Varga
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Delaware
Terrye Eller
New Orleans
Donna Maves
Alliance
Navy recruiters leave Oberlin after campus protests
Two Navy recruiters exited Oberlin College after two days of student demonstrations against their presence on campus and the Vietnam war. The faculty voted to cancel regular classes and hold a student discussion about the protests. President Carr stressed most students were not involved.
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C. R. Smith
Detroit
J. G. Phillip McCaffrey
Cleveland
Navy
Smith
Insurance on Children Poison Deaths Mystery Grows
In Arcadia Florida the father of seven killed by insecticide says he secured two 1000 dollar life policies on each child the night before the deaths but an agent says the premiums were not paid and policies did not take effect. Investigators weigh whether parathion poisoning was accidental as pathology results are pending.
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Arcadia, Fla
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Treadwell
James Richardson
Richardson
Gerald P. Purvis
Sheriff's Deputies
Frank Cline
Nationwide Manhunt For Bank Robbery Team Kills Two Police
A nationwide manhunt is under way for three suspects in a Northlake Bank robbery that left two policemen dead after a gun duel. About 83 000 dollars reportedly taken, police estimate 50 000 to 60 000. One suspect captured wounded, others fled by three getaway cars. a woman may be among the trio. FBI's Marlin W. Johnson ordered nationwide alert.
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Northlake, Ill
Northlake
Northlake Bank
Marlin W. Johnson
Chicago
FBI
Miss America Returns To Moran In Big Homecoming
Debra Barnes Miss America last month returned to Moran Kansas for her first hometown visit Friday night as about 2300 residents turned out to greet her. The town decorated with banners signs and sunflowers as Barnes stood on her front porch and thanked the crowd.
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Moran, Kan
Debra Barnes
Moran
Miss Barnes
Priest Berrigan and artist jailed after blood protest
A Roman Catholic priest and a Baltimore artist were jailed on federal charges for splashing their own blood on draft board records in a Vietnam War protest. Rev. Philip Berrigan, 44, and an artist, along with a schoolteacher, said the blood was theirs as they displayed it at a Selective Service office. A third clergyman stood at the door during the protest.
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Buffalo Swept by Gale Strikes Lakefront Area
Three boys missing after strong winds and high lake levels lash Buffalo area. Coast Guard awaited calmer conditions to search. Gusts peaked at 96 mph at the Buffalo station as at least 40 boats sunk and property damage surpasses 150000 dollars. Lakeshore roads flooded and power lines down as eight to ten foot lake rise occurs.
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