Americans Petition Embassy in London Against Indochina War
More than 150 U S servicemen formed small groups and presented a petition to the U S Embassy in London protesting U S involvement in Indochina. They said the act was not a demonstration and featured troops in casual dress with peace symbols while police stood by.
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UPI
U.S
Indochina
U.S. Air Force
John McCoy
Xenia
Ohio
Ohio toll rises to 34 in Memorial Weekend traffic deaths
Four traffic related deaths late Monday pushed Ohio's toll to at least 34 for the 78 hour Memorial Weekend. Four others drowned between Friday and Monday, with three more deaths in other accidents, raising total fatalities to 41. Officials had predicted 38 and feared higher.
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United Press International
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Supreme Court strikes down old Cincinnati loitering law
The Supreme Court invalidated a 115-year-old Cincinnati anti loitering ordinance for lacking a definite standard and for punishing protected conduct. Justice Stewart’s opinion said the 1856 rule criminalized assembly on street corners with a fine up to $50 and up to 30 days in jail for three or more people.
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Washington
UPS
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Ohio
Potter Stewart
Weather and life notices from Norwalk area
Considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers today and tonight. Wednesday also cloudy with possible showers. Highs mostly in the 70s, lows around 50s. Easterly winds easing to southeast. Norwalk high 70, low 53. Precip none. Births, marriages, and deaths listed for area residents with several named families and locations.
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Norwalk
Ohio To Survey State Grads Dropouts
The Ohio Department of Education will survey 1800 graduates and dropouts to assess education's effectiveness for changing technology and urbanization. Two age groups 19 and 25 will reveal perspectives of recent graduates and those with matured judgments. Parents will be surveyed to compare generations. completion is in nine months.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Education
Martin W. Essex
Essex
Viet Cong Claim Major Victory At Snuol
South Vietnamese forces retreated from the Cambodian border town of Snuol after a clash that left wrecked tanks armored cars and artillery among the battlefield debris. Viet Cong forces claimed a major victory in the engagement officials said.
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Hostage Rescue Ends Turkish Gunfight in Kartal
Turkish security forces killed one gunman and severely wounded another after a 2 day standoff in Kartal. They freed 14 year old Sibel Erkan unharmed though bruised. The operation drew angry crowds outside the hospital as Munir Cayan and Huseyin Cevahir were taken into custody.
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Audie Murphy a Complex Hero Returns to Hollywood After War
Audie Murphy, America’s most decorated soldier, reflects on war and acting. His life includes 25 films, a hit To Hell and Back, financial woes, tax issues, and legal troubles. Pamela Murphy mourns his death as his last project A Time For Dying nears release.
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Man Cuts 140 City Trees In Ohio Park Case
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge John T. Patton grants probation to Leslie Pochedly 26 for cutting 140 trees in Rocky River Metropolitan Park and planting 6 000 marijuana plants in their place. Pochedly has been in Mansfield Reformatory since last October after a prior conviction.
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UPI
Cuyahoga County
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John T. Patton
Leslie Pochedly
Strongsville
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Audie Murphy Killed In Virginia Plane Crash
Roanoke, Virginia reports Audie Murphy, famed World War II hero and actor, died in a small plane crash on Brush Mountain. Six bodies were recovered from the charred Aero Commander en route from Atlanta to Martinsville. positive ID to be confirmed by dental records and X rays. Murphy, 46, was traveling to inspect a Modular Management plant with three Modular associates and the pilot. the sixth occupant remained unidentified.
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Modular
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Chattanooga
Lenoir Corp
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Crossville, Tenn
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