Viet Cong Rejects Immediate Cease Fire at Vietnam Talks
Viet Cong negotiators in Paris rejected a quick cease-fire and vowed to continue fighting until objectives are met. In other UPI reports, Mary Eva Liuzzo, 21, received a three year probation for marijuana possession after airport arrest. In Alger Ohio a family of five died in a collision with a train. Congress began tax reform hearings focusing on tax-exempt organizations. Penn Central sought a new trial over a 1965 car-train death verdict. An elderly Lorain couple died of probable carbon monoxide poisoning at home.
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UPI
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Tran Buu Kiem
South Vietnam
San Antonia
Tex
Mary Eva Liuzzo
Viola Liuzzo
Alabama
San Antonio International Airport
U.S
Adrian A. Spears
Alger, Ohio
James Wilson
Alger
Here
Cindy Wilson
Wilson
Randy
Melody
Lima Memorial Hospital
Erie-Lackawanna
Allen-Hardin County Line
Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Elyria, Ohio
Penn- Central Railroad
Lorain
Lorain, Ohio
Lorain County
Paul J. Kopsch
Charles Nagy
Rose
Richard Wheeler
Statehouse
Columbus
House of Representatives
Ohio
Senate
Charles F. Kurfess
Bowling Green
Phale D. Hale
Hale
House Welfare Committee
Anthony J. Russo
Dcleveland
Representatives
Mardi Gras Holiday Shifts Focus for Shaw Jury on Porch
The Clay Shaw jury and Judge Haggerty take a private Mardi Gras break on a porch near Rex parade routes. A friend donated the view as they could watch Rex and Elks Krewe of Orleanians parades from about 50 feet away. The view remains undisclosed.
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New Orleans
UPI
Clay L. Shaw
Edward A. Haggerty Jr
Rex
Haggerty
Orleanians
Weather and notices from Norwalk region
Partly cloudy with little temperature variation today tonight and Wednesday. Highs in the 30s and lows in the 20s. Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph turning light. Thursday outlook fair with near seasonal temps. Norwalk highs 35 lows 23 humidity readings provided. Births list several local families with newborns. deaths noted for Frank M. Ennis Linus W Mahl and Peter J Danhoff.
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Norwalk
Pro Football Tackle Roosevent Grier Aids Sirhan Scene
Roosevelt Grier, a pro football tackle, described shielding Sirhan Sirhan during Kennedy assassination chaos at the Ambassador Hotel. Jess Unruh, California Democrat leader, urged restraint to avoid a second Oswald incident as Bill Barry prepared to testify. Grier detailed guiding Mrs. Kennedy to safety and disarming the shooter amid the crowd.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Roosevelt Grier
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Jess Unruh
California
Lee
Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Bill Barry
FBI
Ethel Kennedy
Unruh
Sirhan
Mountaineer Clings to 100 Foot Water Tower Stand Off
George Huskins a 55 year old construction worker climbs a water tower above a hill near WHITE Georgia and fires a shotgun and rifle into the air for about nine hours. Crowds of 50 to 10 watch as he laments family troubles including divorce and a soldier son in Germany. He finally climbs down with his wife and brother and faces possible charges.
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White
UPI
George Huskins
Roscoe
George
Jim Wheeler
Huskins
Wheeler
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Haskins
Germany
Community Briefs Highlight Local School Programs and Elections
City area reports note teen drinking forums at Norwalk and St Paul High Schools with Sheriff John Borgia leading sessions alongside Lt. John Warner and Ronald Freeman. Also covered are new Firelands Democratic Women's Club officers and an Engineer For A Day program with Norwalk area students.
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Norwalk
St. Paul
John Borgia
Western Reserve High School
Borgia
John Warner
Sheriff's Department
Ronald Freeman
St. Paul’s High School
Norwalk High
Lake Erie
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Howard Charville
Ken Hoard
Richard Vogt
Tom Feick
Richard Mutz
Henry Fresch
Jed Bohn
William Cooke
Columbia Gas Co
Ray Sizemore
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Plum Brook Station
Ray Sizemore, Jr
Case Western Reserve President under fire over fundraiser
Ohio Rep. Mark C. Schinnerer accuses Robert Morse of risking a $2 million annual medical school grant by chairing a fund raising dinner for Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes. The event aims to raise about $200,000 for Stokes re election bid, set against a Republican-led legislature.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio General Assembly
Robert Morse
Case Western Reserve University
Morse
Cleveland Democratic
Carl Stokes
Bliss Quits as GOP Chairman Amid Nixon Praise
Republican National Committee head Ray C. Bliss resigns effective mid April after four years at the helm. Nixon had praised his service and Bliss informed the president of his decision to step down. The party committee will elect a successor in mid April, with Bliss a Akron Ohio native and former Ohio GOP chair.
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Nixon
Bliss
National Committee
Akron
Ohio
GOP
Barry M. Goldwater
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Mrs. Kennedy
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World
By Donald Phillips
UPI Telephoto
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Betty Jane Gaffney
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Huron County
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Ohio Senate
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