North Vietnam’s supplies cut to ten percent of pre mining levels
UPI reports defense officials claim North Vietnam now receives about 10 percent of the pre mining imports. A four inch fuel pipeline from China is partly finished but unused in places with trucks hauling fuel along unfinished sections. Rail lines are damaged but still used by crossing fords and bombed bridges, while North Vietnam relies on self produced food to free imports for military needs.
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UPI
North Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Haiphong
Panhandle
Quang Tri
Pentagon
Lakeside Native to Command Korea Forces
Lakeside native Lt. Gen. Donald Vivian Bennett, head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, was named United Nations commander in Korea. At 57 he will become a full general on Sept. 1, succeeding Gen. John A. H. Michaelis as U.N. and U.S. 8th Army commander. Bennett, West Point 1940 graduate, served in World War II and Korea and later led West Point and the DIA, known as the Pentagon’s Little CIA.
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Washington
UPI
Donald Vivian Bennett
Defense Intelligence Agency
United Nations
Korea
Bennett
West Point
North Africa
Sicily
Europe
Tokyo
Vietnam
U.S. Military Academy
County Receives 39074 Subsidy From State Relief
Huron County received 39074 in state general relief subsidy in July as part of a 6819766 disbursed to Ohio’s 88 counties. The program funds local welfare services alongside federally financed aid for dependent children the blind and the aged, with amounts based on county need.
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Huron County
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
Governor weighs fugitive status in Indiana extradition case
Indiana Gov. Edgar Whitcomb faces a ruling on whether John L. Richert a Cincinnati man on leave from an Ohio parole job is a fugitive Richert argues he was not a fugitive and was held against his will He went to Madison Indiana during an Ohio probe into vice workers and public official dealings
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Edgar Whitcomb
John L. Richert
Cincinnati
Ohio
Madison
Richert
John J. Gilligan
Hamilton County
Fred Cartolano
Lyme Church Celebrates 155 Years in Ohio Heritage Tour
The Lyme Congregational United Church of Christ on Strongs Ridge near Bellevue marks its 155th year with historic firsts and a continuing Sunday School. Visitors may tour daily 10 am to 6 pm this summer, guided or by appointment, with services at 9 am Sunday School and 10 15 am worship. Rev. Will Cook at 130 Brinker St Bellevue 44811 shares details.
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Lyme
Ohio
Firelands
Cuyahoga River
Conn
Lyme Regis
England
Historic
Lyme Township
Strongs Ridge
Will Cook
Brinker St
Willard Files Two Bond Issues
The Willard City School District filed two bond issues with the Huron County Board of Elections. A $990,000 bond would fund eight classrooms four kindergarten rooms a home economics room an industrial arts area an art room a small gym and locker room with a 1.82 mill rate. The second bond requests a 0.28 mill levy for a physical education facility with indoor pool at the junior high costing $154,000. Both bonds run 22 years with votes from Willard Greenfield New Haven Norwich and Richmond Townships in the November election.
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Huron
Willard
Greenfield
New Haven
Norwich
Richmond
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