Hanoi negotiators boycott Paris peace talks
North Viet Nam top negotiators stayed away from the 125th session of the Vietnam peace talks in Paris protesting Washington's slow replacement of chief negotiator David K. E. Bruce. Xuan Thuy and Nguyen Minh Vy did not attend as the U.S. delegation continued under Philip Cabot Cadib.
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Paris
UPI
Hanoi
Vietnam
Washington
David K.E. Bruce
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen Minh Vy
U.S
Philip Cabib
Ky Strikes Back in Vietnam Election Fight
South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky accused President Nguyen Van Thieu of using the Supreme Court to fix the coming elections. Ky warned of rebellion if Thieu runs unopposed and called his own exclusion from the ballot unlawful.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Supreme Court
Thieu
UPI Telephoto
Government Seeks Gatorade Formula Ownership in Court
The Justice Department filed suit in U S District Court contending the Gatorade formula was developed at the University of Florida with government grants and that Stokely Van Camp Inc should hand profits to the Treasury.
Guinness to Ban Extreme Eating and Drinking Records
London officials from Guinness Superlatives say extreme eating and drinking feats may be barred from the next Guinness Book of Records. They cite dangers including a man injuring himself attempting a beer headstand and feats such as 130 prunes in two minutes and swallowing 210 live goldfish.
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London
UPI
Guinness Book of Records
Guinness Superlatives
Hunger strike inmates moved to Springfield medical center
Antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and 10 other inmates from Danbury federal prison were moved to a medical center in Springfield Missouri after limited Danbury hospital space. Warden John J Norton cited medical observation and Bureau of Prisons policy for the transfer.
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Danbury, Conn
UPS
Philip Berrigan
Danbury Federal Prison
Springfield
Danbury
John J. Norton
Bureau of Prisons
State Sundry Claims Board to hear film industry claims
The State Sundry Claims Board will hear August 25 claims by the motion picture industry seeking $450000 returned after the old Ohio movie censorship law was ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court in the 1950s. Filmmakers paid $3 per reel reviewed, funds used to promote history scenic beauty and natural resources via the Education Department's Division of Visual Education.
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Columbus
UPI
State Sundry Claims Board
U.S. Supreme Court
State Department of Education
Natural Resources and Industries of
Ohio
Education Department
Division of Visual Education
Explosion damages 32 foot cruiser at Cleveland marina
A 32 foot cabin cruiser named La Femme exploded and burned while docked on Cleveland's east side Lake Erie marina. Three people on nearby boats suffered cuts from flying debris. Fire officials estimate $15,000 in losses and will investigate the blast's cause.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lake Erie
la Femme
Sunny cool day with plannned thundershowers later
Weather outlook shows sunny and cool conditions with highs in the 70s and a 30 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers Friday. Tonight and Friday will be partly cloudy with low humidity and light winds. Births list several newborns from Greenwich Collins Norwalk Wakeman New London. Death notes Dominic P. Laurio, 67, Wakeman.
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Norwalk
Dying Mother Finds Strength To Love Again
Lyn Helton 19, mother of an 18 month old, faces osteosarcoma and possible death within months. She values love, writes about dying while raising a child, and notes her husband Om remains calm. She stopped painful treatment seeking mental peace over prolonged agony.
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Richard J. Schneider
Denver
UPI
Lyn Helton
Jennifer
British Claim IRA Dealt Heavy Blow in Northern Ireland
Belfast and Londonderry saw renewed street fighting as British forces pressed to quell the IRA uprising. The death toll rose to 24, with an army spokesman reporting a major IRA leadership disruption and thousands interned or detained in a sweeping crackdown.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern
Ireland
Royal Victoria Hospital
Army
Fluoride Ready To Go In Norwalk Water Supply
Norwalk awaits state inspectors to verify fluoride equipment at the water filtration plant before adding fluoride to the city system. Service Director Herbert Krogh reports installation complete and automated dosing ready, with an inspection to ensure correct dosage and functioning testing gear before the Jan. 1, 1972 deadline.
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Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Tractor Accident Wounds Local Man At Holiday Lakes
Edward Straka of Holiday Lakes was injured when a mowing tractor exploded and burned. He attempted to dismount, was dragged by a wheel over his left foot and leg, and was freed by a neighbor before being taken to Willard Area Hospital in good condition.
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Holiday Lakes
Willard Area Hospital
Edward Straka
Sheriff's Department
Straka
EHOVE Schedules Two Tax Levies on Fall Ballot
EHOVE Joint Vocational School will ask voters in Huron Erie and Ottawa counties for two levies this fall a 1.95 mill current expense levy and a 0.1 mill permanent improvement levy Superintendent Creighton Ghrist said the operating levy should rise 0.55 mill from the current level inflation has increased costs and growth requires more teachers and equipment. The permanent improvement levy will fund equipment updates as technology evolves The two levies cover all of Huron County except Willard all of Erie County except Sandusky and Danbury Township in Ottawa County Five new teachers were hired Jill McCullough English and four adult education instructors also joined the staff.
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AVERY
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Creighton Ghrist
Christ
EHOVE
Huron County
Willard
Erie County
Sandusky
Danbury Township
Ottawa County
Board of Education
Jill McCullough
New London
Eight teens vie for Huron County Junior Fair crowns
Eight candidates representing 4-H FFA and FHA were announced for the Huron County Junior Fair King and Queen contest. The King and Queen will be chosen by popular vote of Junior Fair participants and revealed during Junior Fair Night at the grandstand Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Huron County
Paul Vogel
John Brown
Peru
Larry Flint
FFA
South Central
Ronald LeSage
Willard
Randy Miller
Wakeman
Judy Albright
Christine Kramer
Bronson
Mary Jane Songstock
FHA
Sarah Stumpf
New London
Huron County Junior Fair Board
Heart Patient Progressing in Detroit Hospital
Haskell Shanks, 63, remained in satisfactory condition at Sinai Hospital Detroit. He is kept alive by an artificial respirator and a six inch partial mechanical heart device connected to his aorta.
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Detroit
API
Haskell Shanks
Sinai Hospital
Unofficial White Arrows Disrupt Local Sidewalk Repairs
The city reports vandals place unofficial white arrows on sidewalks while inspectors map and cost repairs. Property owners receive written notices for required work. Officials say most arrows appear around League Cline Wooster Washington Streets and Milan Avenue and violators will be referred to police or juvenile court.
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Herbert Krogh
Krogh
League
Cline, Wooster
Washington Streets
Milan Avenue
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Clell Shepherd
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Mrs. Helton
GOP
Chamber of Commerce
Third Ward
Richard Garner
George Linn Jr
Royal Horse Artillery
North Ireland
James II
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New York
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Ghrist
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William Staib
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