World Council condemns resumed bombing of North Vietnam
The World Council of Churches denounces renewed U S bombing of North Vietnam and says the action undermines any serious pursuit of a political settlement. The statement was issued from Geneva amid ongoing global reactions to Nixon ordered raids in retaliation for North Vietnamese offensives in South Vietnam.
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World Council of Churches Today
North Vietnam
United States
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Nixon
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Washington
UPI
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Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Cambodia
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Hanoi
Haiphong
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Saigon
High Administration
Rogers
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
William P. Rogers
U.S. Vietnam
Fulbright
Vietnam
Dmz
Demilitarized Zone
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Ohio Lodges Warn of Fast-Filling Vacancies and Primary Vote Forecast
Ohio inns official warns vacationers to act quickly as Hueston Woods Punderson Burr Oak and Salt Fork lodges near full. Call ahead to reserve instead of mailing. Secretary of State Brown predicts a record May 2 primary with about 2.39 million voters, noting Democrats typically outvote Republicans.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Apollo 16 pilots near lunar descent in highlands landing
At Space Center Houston UPI reports Apollo 16 pilots John W Young Thomas K Mattingly and Charles M Duke prepared for a Thursday descent to an alpine plateau in the unexposed lunar highlands. They circled the moon two days after liftoff as the Saturn 5 rocket third stage trailed about 62 feet behind.
Ohio approves state teacher salary schedule in Pay Board ruling
The federal Pay Board notified Ohio it approves the state mandated minimum teacher salary schedule and a 20 cent per hour raise for non teaching school workers. Final decision not until April 27 after a two week review period. State superintendent Martin W. Essex expects no reversal or modification.
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Columbus
UPI
Federal Pay Board
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio
Martin W. Essex
Johnson's Doctor Flies In To Assess Heartbeat Burst
Dr J Willis Hurst arrived from Atlanta to assess a sudden heartbeat surge affecting former President Lyndon B Johnson. The 36th president remains at Brooke Army Medical Center where he is recovering from an April 7 heart attack, with symptoms marking new difficulty in his recuperation.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Atlanta
Johnson
Virginia
J. Willis Hurst
Brooke Army Medical Center
Weather outlook and local notices for Norwalk area
Sunny and warmer today with highs in the 60s to mid 70s. Tonight warmer with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Wednesday showers possible with highs 60s. Marriage license to David W. Babcock and Diane Hershiser. births announced for Bowen Fisher Barnett. death of Mrs. Lillie M. Welch, 70, Amherst.
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Norwalk
David W. Babcock
New Haven
U.S. Army
Diane FE Hershiser
James Bowen
F-T Hospital
Charles Fisher
Robert Barnett
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Parochiaid Decision Faces Public School Burden in Ohio
A three judge federal panel ruled Ohio parochial aid unconstitutional Thursday, ending $30 million in state payments and affecting about 300000 private school families. Gov Gilligan’s press secretary calls it a potential intolerable burden on public schools and discusses tax credit alternatives. ACLU leader Wolman supports the ruling and expects an appeal to the US Supreme Court.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
Benson A. Wolman
American Civil Liberties Union
Bomb threat delays classes again as investigations continue
City schools closed for hours for a second day after a bomb threat. Police and fire crews searched buildings while urging caution. Officials vow strict penalties for the caller as students react with mixed feelings about the missed class time.
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L.C. Hilson
Elmer McGuckin
Albion V. Gotaas
Raymond Sizemore
Gotaas
Red Cross Executive Gongos Dies in Sandusky
Albert S. Gongos executive director of the Firelands Chapter of the American Red Cross died at Sandusky Memorial Hospital at age 43 after an operation for a perforated ulcer. A Navy veteran, he chaired Erie County Red Cross and was Jaycees Man of the Year in 1963. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Sandusky
Albert S. Gongos
Firelands
American Red Cross
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Gonges
Erie County Red Cross
Jaycees
Erie County
Cleveland
Elks Lodge
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Andres and Sons
Norwalk Considers Water Tower and Pipelines Project
Norwalk officials hold a 6:30 briefing with City Engineer George Cunitz to discuss temporary capacity expansion for the 1927 water plant and a council meeting where bids for new water lines and an elevated northeastern tank are to be authorized. The $475,000 plan allocates $305,000 for the tank and would be financed by water revenue bonds.
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Norwalk
George Cunitz
Councilmank
Norwalk Residents React To Bomb Threats
Norwalk residents express fear and frustration as bomb threats disrupt local schools. School board president Raymond Sizemore calls for caution and better punishment, while parents urge action and stress protecting children amid alarming calls at Norwalk junior and senior high schools.
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Norwalk
Raymond Sizemore
Sizemore
Bomb at Lima elementary school prompts evacuation
A mother visiting on PTA business found a ticking homemade bomb in a school restroom. The device had three sticks of explosive copper wire and an alarm clock on a plywood board. The building was evacuated and police dismantled the bomb. no suspects were identified.
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Lima
Ohio
UPI
PTA
Barbara Kontose
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