North Vietnamese Air Targeted by Soviet Beagle Bombers
U.S. officials report Soviet made IL27 Beagle bombers on North Vietnamese airfields north of Hanoi. Beagles could strike U.S. positions south of the DMZ with up to 6 000 pounds of bombs and a 1 000 mile Range. The same report notes harassment patrols against Khe Sanh and a destroyed C130 during a tense standoff.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
US S
Phuc Yen
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Khe Sanh
White House Denies Nuclear Use Talk in Vietnam
White House and Pentagon reject rumors of nuclear weapon consideration in Vietnam. Press Secretary George Christian calls McCarthy's claim false and unfair to the armed forces, urges against irresponsible discussion.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Pentagon
Vietnam
George Christian
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Johnson
Christian
McCarthy
Romney accuses Nixon of backing Johnson Vietnam policy
Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin UPI Gov George Romney charges Richard M Nixon with supporting the Johnson administration’s Vietnam policies right down the line He says Nixon has no peace program beyond continuing the war Romney spoke Friday with no peace plan evident in Nixon’s stance
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Wisconsin Rapids, Wis
UPI
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Romney
Nixon
ADA split feared at McCarthy debate in Washington
Members of Americans for Democratic Action anticipated a disruptive clash within the group today as labor and liberal wings confront the McCarthy for president bid. A motion to endorse the Minnesota senator was expected at a special Washington session and ADA leaders predicted a sharp dispute.
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United Press International
Americans For Democratic Action
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Washington
ADA
Britain approves liberalized divorce law in Commons
The House of Commons backed a reform allowing divorce when both spouses agree the marriage is irretrievably broken. Critics warn it could enable husbands to abandon older wives for younger partners.
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London
UPI
House of Commons
No More Transplants In Columbus Schools
Columbus School System bans further frog heart transplants for the rest of the school year after a Tuesday operation that crossed ethical lines and drew Humane Society complaints. The frog survived 42 minutes post surgery. teacher Frank Webster of Brookhaven High School calls it a learning experience for students.
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Columbus
UPI
Humane Society
Frank Webster
Brookhaven High School
Bowling Green Board Raises Room and Board Fees
Bowling Green State University trustees voted to raise room and board by 80 dollars per year. Under the quarter system the charge will be 310 dollars per quarter starting next September. President Dr William T Jerome III cited a deficit in residence and dining hall expenses as the reason.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
UPI
Bowling Green State University Board of Trustees
William T. Jerome III
Weather summary and obituaries for the day
Variable cloudiness and wind bring very cold conditions with occasional snow flurries through today tonight and Sunday. High around 8 to 15 with a low 5 below to 5 above. Norwalk Friday 1 to 30. Death notices for O. J. Spangler 86 Jefferson Wis Mary M. Irvin 76 117 E Main St and Thelma K. Glasgo 66 Tucson Ariz.
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Norwalk
O. J. Spangler
Jefferson
Wis
Mary M. Irvin
E. Main St
Thelma K. Glasgo
Tucson
Ariz
Teen Girl Testifies Against Drug User in Probation Hearing
A Willard high school girl testified at a Juvenile Court violation of probation hearing for 21 year old Kenneth Allen of rural Attica. She described conversations about drugs and said Allen urged her to try drugs before rejecting them. Allen appeared calm in a white shirt and trousers as the account continued.
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Willard
Attica
Kenneth Allen
Allen
Mansfield
Ronald Freeman
Freeman
Russell T. Antrim
Antrim
Drug probe highlights Willard limits and arrests
Willard police chief Jack Fryman says drug use is not a serious problem in Willard but is within a 25 mile radius. Kenneth Allen, linked to a probation violation, is among four wanted arrests as the investigation expands from an Ohio campus source. A Richland County stop and hold order led to Allen’s pickup. A female witness testified about Allen’s alleged drug activity and LSD talk, and Judge Russell Antrim found Allen in violation of probation. Brezhnev promises South Vietnamese communists aid and support, stating North Vietnam remains ready to talk peace while vowing to match U. S. escalation.
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Willard
Jack Fryman
Kenneth Allen
Attica
Allen
Fryman
Richland County
Ohio
Moscow
UPI
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Dan Quang Minh
National Liberation Front
NLF
South Vietnam
Tass
North Vietnam
United States
U. S
Kremlin
Norwalk Babysitter Held on Grand Larceny Charges
A 20 year old Norwalk babysitter is jailed in Huron County on grand larceny accusations. Police expect to file charges after a search revealed a ring and suede boots. she admitted the items but denied other thefts.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Bernard Freeman
Bar Association Lets Hayduk Off With Warning
Huron County Bar Association closed session decided there will be no legal action against anti poverty worker George Hayduk for practicing law without a license. He will receive a warning letter, with a threat of future action if another incident occurs.
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Huron County Bar Association
George Hayduk
Hayduk
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Norwalk
Bar Association
Huron County Common Pleas
Kenneth Thornton
Willard
Norwalk City Hall project shows payments and costs
The city had paid 129 521 dollars for the new addition and remodeling with 13 096 dollars remains due. Total appropriations last spring ranged from 135 000 to 145 000 for building and 10 000 for architect fees. Mayor Finch estimates 2 000 dollars more for furnishing and equipment. Ralph Nader said he would not consider a consumer law post in the Justice Department.
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Norwalk
City Hall
City Council
Harrd Finch
Marietta, Ohio
UPI
Ralph Nader
U.S. Justice Department
Three American medalists in 500 meter speed skating
Four girls topped the 500 meter ladies speed skating event at Grenoble Ice Stadium France. Jennifer Fish Strongsville Ohio Mary Meyers Minneapolis and Dianne Hollum Northbrook Illinois shared the silver medals while gold went to Ludmila Titova Russia.
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Grenoble Ice Stadium
France
Jennifer Fish
Strongsville
Ohio
Mary Meyers
Minneapolis
Dianne Hollum
Northbrook
Ill
Ludmila Titova
Russia
UPI
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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