Viet Cong Disaster, U.S. Forces Clash in North Vietnam
Reported standoff as American and Communist jets fought above North Vietnam in a major air clash. Ground fighting saw U S paratroopers and air cavalrymen halt a Viet Cong attack. U S spokesman said 1,286 Viet Cong were killed since March 25 in seven operations. Politically, South Vietnam’s crisis eased as monk hunger strike ended and Ky lifted the Vien Hoa Dao siege.
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Saigon
VPS
North Viet Nam
U.S
UPS
South
Viet Nam
Thich Tri Wuang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vien Hoa Dao
Tri Quang
Thich Tam Chau
New Mrs America Loses Dress During See America Tour Start
Joy Neufer, 32, of Houston, said a plastic garment bag containing her favorite evening dress and accessories was stolen at about 1 a.m. from atop a fire hydrant at Broadway and 42nd Street in Times Square while she and her entourage posed for publicity photos.
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New York
UPI
America
Times Square
Joy Neufer
Houston
Tex
Broadway
42Nd Street
Weather and vital notices from local page
Mostly sunny conditions with highs near 82 to 90 and a warm trend through Thursday. Tonight low 58 to 65 with sunrise at 4 54 a m and sunset at 8 05 p m. Births list two families with a son and a daughter. marriage license shows Melvin Barnett and Carol Ann Prystas. deaths include Donald E Marren Clara King and Joseph O Jones.
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Melvin Barnett
Willard
Carol Ann Prystas
Norwalk
Two Women Held After Norwalk Station Robbery
Rita Shoulders and Carole King, both Mansfield women, face grand larceny charges for allegedly taking 160 dollars from the Sunoco Service Station in Norwalk. The pair were stopped by the Ohio State Patrol near Greenwich on a speeding charge and jailed in Huron County. Police described the incident details and recovered coin pouches and wrappers found later in the jail entrance.
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Mansfield
Norwalk
Greenwich
Ohio State Patrol
Huron County
Rita Shoulders
Carole M. King
Howard J. Krupp
W. Main St
Sunoco
Rita
Sheriff’s Department
Knute Daugherty
Miss Shoulders
Miss King
Daugherty
Perkins Board Faces EHOVE Payment Decision Next Week
The Perkins Board of Education delays a vote on paying its $1 922 share of the EHOVE interim expenses as 12 districts fund a $16 000 budget. Superintendent T W Hartley says a decision by next Wednesday is hoped while Perkins cites lack of information and representation on the EHOVE board. If Perkins refuses, Hartley does not anticipate a negative outcome.
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Perkins Board of Education
Joint Vocational District
EHOVE
T.W. Hartley
Perkins Board
Perkins
Hartley
EHOV
De Gaulle Seeks Soviet Help to End Vietnam War
French President Charles de Gaulle plans to ask the Soviet Union to back moves toward ending the Vietnam conflict. He reportedly believes a peace conference is not yet ripe, but expects Russian support when prospects for negotiation improve.
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Moscow
API
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Holiday Lakes salesman drowns when boat capsizes
Donald E. Marren, 32, a Holiday Lakes salesman, drowned early today when a small boat on Holiday Lakes overturned while frog-hunting off the eastern shore. His body was recovered at 6:35 a.m. by skin divers in 20 feet of water. He left wife Patricia, 33, and an eight-year-old daughter at 9080 Handyside Drive, North Ridgefield.
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Holiday Lakes
Donald E. Marren
Marren
Handyside Drive
North Ridgefield
John Osterland
Huron County Sheriffs Department
Patricia
Kenneth E. Smith
South Green St
South Euclid
Joe Detwiler
Willard
Detwiler
Smith
Osterland
Raymond Zahniser
Sandusky
Denver Houser
Huron Police Department
Don Ratliff
Norwalk
Secor Funeral Home
Radiator scalds motorist at Monroeville station
Homerville man Paul Boreman 30 was scalded when his truck radiator boiled over at U S Oil Station on U S 20 in Monroeville at 10 30 a m He was treated and released at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Arthur S Tharp of Collins was shaken by his dog as he turned into his driveway causing his car to skid into a culvert. no injuries or citations reported.
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Homerville
Collins
Paul Boreman
U.S
U.S. 20
Monroeville
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Arthur S. Tharp
Norwalk
Ohio Highway Patrol
Tharp
Norwalk Council Rejects Masonic Lot Purchase Showdown Vote
Norwalk City Council defeated a plan to buy the 31 stall Masonic lot for 40000 during a recorded vote Tuesday night. Only Richard Becker and Russell Cunningham voted yes, with Allen Hakes Louis Nardecchia and Brian Schaffer voting no, Saladin abstaining and Liedorff absent. The lot at Church and West Main Streets had been sought by Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co for a store site but was refused a building permit for zoning reasons. The measure, tied to Mayor Harold Finch's 1966 program, had been in Finance Committee since April and is now a month-to-month city lease.
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Norwalk
Richard Becker
Russell Cunningham
Allen Hakes
Louis Nardecchia
Brian Schaffer
William C. Saladin Jr
G. Ira Liedorff
Hakes
Stree
Church and
West Main Streets
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Goodyear
Harold Finch
Finch
New London Girl Joins Sea Otter Sailing Crew
Barbara Lardy an 18 year old New London High School graduate joins the 40 foot twin masted Sea Otter crew captained by George Fingulin. The voyage from Sandusky to Bermuda the Bahamas Nova Scotia and Miami will take about three months with Barbara learning helm radio engine and navigation.
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New London
George Fingulin
R.D. 1
Wakeman
Gore Orphanage Road
Bermuda
Bahamas
Miami
Florida
Eastern Airlines
Battery Park
Sandusky
St. Lawrence Seaway
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
Sandusky Bay
Lake Erie
Barbara
Fingulin
New York
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N. Hester
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Cleveland Heights
Krupp
A.m
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President Johnson
King Faisal
Saudi Arabia
White House
Ner
UPI Telephoto
New London Girl
Barbara Lardy
New London High School
Harold Marr
Fingulins
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