Inmates Offer to Fight in Viet Nam from Stillwater Prison
Inmates at Stillwater State Prison led by William Aird and Willard La Jeunesse polled 42 inmates and found 38 ready to serve in Viet Nam. They petitioned Vice President Humphrey and the Joint Chiefs of Staff for military service. Ohio aid for the aged costs rose to 51.5 million in seven months, with total 1965 expenditures of 87.17 million. The Bishop of Exeter walked out during Lords debate on abortion bill citing concern for unborn lives.
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UPI
Stillwater State Prison
Viet Nam
William Aird
Willard la Jeunesse
Hubert H. Humphrey
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Columbus
Roger Cloud
Ohio
London
Exeter
Robert Mortimer
House of Lords
Tragic crash kills Mrs. Andejeski in Cincinnati driveway
Police report Mrs. Mabel Andejeski, 53, was killed when struck by a car driven by her husband Arthur Andejeski as he backed into the driveway to break through a snow drift surrounding their garage. He believed she had entered the apartment.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Mabel Andejeski
Arthur Andejeski
Airplane crashes on Lake Erie near Oregon. pilot unhurt
Stanley Rimar, 37, of Oak Park Michigan, reported he was flying from Jacksonville Florida to Detroit when a heavy snow squall over Toledo caused his single engine plane to crash on the ice of Lake Erie just north of Oregon. He escaped injury.
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Toledo
UPI
Lake Erie
Oregon
Stanley Rimar
Oak Park
Mich
Detroit
Jacksonville
Fla
Picket plan targets Humphrey in Cleveland address
A group calling itself the Youngstown Area Committee to End the War in Viet Nam plans to picket Vice President Hubert Humphrey when he attends a Cleveland convention of educators Monday night.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Youngstown
Gavin warns U S on collision course with China over Vietnam
Retired Lt Gen James M Gavin says the United States risks a collision with Red China in Vietnam and urges careful deliberation before further escalation. He opposes bombing major North Vietnamese cities except for strategic military aims while the U S continues air raids near Hanoi.
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Boston
UPI
James M. Gavin
United States
Red China
Viet Nam
Gavin
Army
Saigon
UPS
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
Weather and notices for the day
Mostly cloudy with snow flurries and little temperature change high 20s. Variable clouds turn colder tonight and Saturday with low around minus ten. Sunrise 7 36 a.m. Sunset 5 46 p.m. Also births to Mr and Mrs Willis Miller at 31/2 Marshall Street a daughter and death of Frederick J Rettinger aged 77 of 6 Oak Street.
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Willis Miller
Marshall St
F-T
Huron County Board Pushes Landfill Action
The Huron County Board of Health urged county commissioners to establish a county operated landfill for refuse disposal after a report showed a central county dump could serve a comparable population to the Sandusky site. The Sandusky operation has posted profits since 1955. The move follows over a year of landfill problems.
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Sandusky
Huron County Board of Health
Board of Health
Tokyo Bay crash devastates ANA 727 with 133 aboard
An All Nippon Airways Boeing 727 carrying 133 people crashed into Tokyo Bay seven miles from Haneda while circling for a routine landing in clear weather. A search found debris and at least one body. officials questioned safety of the jet after a string of similar accidents. Captain Masaki Takahashi, 39, radioed the control tower four minutes before landing before the disaster.
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Tokyo
API
All Nippon Airways
Tokyo Bay
Japan
Maritime Safety Agency
United States
Masaki Takahashi
Haneda International Airport
Norwalk Bargain Center to Expand With 250000 Addition
Norwalk Bargain Center owners announce a major expansion costing over 250000 to double sales and warehouse space. The project adds a garden center north of the main store, relocates the entrance, and outfits both buildings with air conditioning.
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Norwalk Bargain Center
Isadore Lichtesien
Norwalk Waste Materials Co
Lichteffen
Lichtessen
Richard E. Mutz
Roth Brothers
Tom O’donnell
Norwalk
Shepp Plumbing and Heating
Dan H. Willis Co
Founding Fellow Honors For $1000 Donors At Bowling Green
Bowling Green University trustees announce Founding Fellow honors for anyone in the Erie Huron Ottawa area who contributes $1,000 to the campus fund drive. Judge James McCrystal received the first honor at a Erie County Courthouse ceremony as the drive pursues $600,000 by March 1 to unlock a $1.8 million state allocation.
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Bowling Green University
John F. Ernsthausen
James McCrystal
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Erie County
Erie-Huron
Ottawa County
State Board of Regents
Two Men Fail to Appear in Gambling Case
Willard reports six men were to appear in Mayor Arthur Stearn's Court for gambling. Adin T. Whatman of 207 Central Ave pled guilty, paying a $50 fine and $8 costs. The others Marvin G. Cox, Adin T. Whatman, Joseph F. Lillo, William B. Matis, Lenn E. Miller forfeited $50 bonds each.
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Willard
Arthur Stearn
Adin T. Whatman
Central Ave
Rephard Reed
Plymouth
Marvin G. Cox
Norwalk
Joseph F. Lillo
William B. Matis
Lenn E. Miller
Luna 9 Moon Landing Captured by Moscow TV Broadcasts
Moscow announces Luna 9 has transmitted three hours of lunar data from its soft landing. Tass reports four ground sessions totaling 3 hours 20 minutes, with live feed slated for Earth in due course. Titov notes prior space dogs Belka and Strelka may have visited the Moon.
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Moscow
UPI
Earth
Yuri Fokin
Fokin
Tass
Gherman Titov
Russia
Moon
Belkas
Strelkas
Soviet Union
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