Four-way Vietnam talks enter second year with peace push
In Paris UPI reports US envoy Habib urged an end to sterile debate and pressed for talks on letting South Vietnam choose its government. In Saigon a mortar blast killed nine and wounded six near the city. In Chicago witnesses for the defense described McCarthy views on protests at the 1968 Democratic Convention.
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Western College Becomes 14th Ohio Campus To Sell Beer Onsite
Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio received a state permit to serve 3.2 beer on campus. Miami of Ohio awaits a permit and Western now stands as the 14th college or university in the state to offer beer on campus.
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Ohio
UPI
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Western
Nine Months To Life for 1890 Linwood Bridge in Norwalk
Norwalk residents have about nine months to use the old Linwood Avenue bridge before a new continuous concrete two lane structure with a sidewalk is built. Richland Engineering outlines a nine month plan for drawings and state review followed by October contractor solicitation and construction after funding. The bridge, opened in 1890 and updated in 1930, will widen Linwood Summit and Seminary intersections and reroute Norwalk Creek to curb erosion.
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Senator Young urges Nixon to back Eaton peace plan in Vietnam
Senator Stephen M. Young says the Nixon administration has failed to create conditions for peace in Vietnam. He urges Nixon to withdraw 100,000 troops within 60 days and all other forces in 18 months and to meet Cyrus Eaton at the White House to gauge Hanoi leaders. Eaton recently met North Vietnamese officials.
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United States
Eaton
White House
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North Vietnam
Viet Cong Claims 700 Civilians Massacred in Sea Tiger Sweep
Viet Cong negotiator Mme. Nguyen Thi Binh alleged at the 51st session of the Vietnam peace talks that U.S. and allied forces killed more than 700 civilians during a November pacification sweep called Operation Sea Tiger in South Vietnam.
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UPI
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Nguyen Thi Binh
Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries and Warmer Temperatures
Cloudy and warmer tonight and Friday with light snow possible. Lows near 10 to 15, highs in the 20s. Partly cloudy Saturday with light snow flurries and little temperature change. Precipitation risk 50 percent tonight and Friday. Norwalk highs 14 and lows minus 6. Births and Deaths noted for Attica and Laylin Road.
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Norwalk
Downtown Norwalk merchants hear plans for long range growth
Nearly two dozen Norwalk retailers attended a luncheon with the Norwalk Area Development Committee to consider a $15,000 fund drive for long range downtown planning. Consultants Rackman and Elam will assist on parking, industrial and recreational development, beautification and traffic control.
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Norwalk
Fred Stein
Stein
Stanley Pohl
Pohl
William V. Mount
Rackman
Elam
Bernard Barauch
Rural Home Break-In Loss Put At 500 Dollars
Police report valued items and cash totaling 500 dollars stolen from the Paul Lehnert home on New State Road south of Norwalk. Entry via broken sliding door. thieves scattered items, searched drawers, and took a camera, shotgun, tools, two deposit boxes, a watch, and a bracelet. Sheriff cites local suspects, not the county gang active near highways.
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New State Road
Norwalk
St. John Warner
Sheriff's Department
Lehnerts
John Borgia
Record Coldest January in Huron County Listed
The U S Weather Bureau forecast a warmup into the 20s by Friday after a stretch of extreme cold. Norwalk recorded subzero days and a January 1918 low of 14 below, with December and January totals around 21 inches of snow and a six and a half inch current snow depth.
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Huron County
U.S. Weather Bureau
Norwalk
Yablonski May Have Provided Key Clue
Washington sources say Joseph A J Yablonski kept license numbers of suspicious cars near his Clarksville Pennsylvania home before his murder. The list, given to a Washington police friend, helped FBI and state police trace a Cleveland link leading to three arrests Aubran Martin Claude Vealey and Paul Gilly in the Jan 5 slayings.
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Joseph A.jock Yablonski
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Yablonski
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Yablonskis
Aubran Wayne Martin
Claude Edward Vealey
Paul Eugene Gilly
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