Yanks Bomb Hanoi Industry Hard Target in First Heavy Strike
UPI reports U S pilots based in Thailand struck North Vietnam's largest steel fabrication plant 38 miles north of Hanoi in the war's first major raid on heavy industry. The action aimed at bolstering supply lines into South Vietnam as U S forces launched river mining and naval bombardments alongside ground offensives.
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UPI
U.S
Thailand
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Vgs
South Vietnam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
OU To Remain Open After Strike at Athens
Ohio University in Athens stayed open as a labor dispute ended with the firing of about 600 non academic workers under the Ferguson Act and a court order against pickets. The strike began Sunday and drew sharp student divisions among roughly 15 000 enrolled.
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Athens, Ohio
UPI
Ohio University
Ohio
Johnson says war focus may have cost Democrats votes
President Johnson told the Democratic National Committee he may have neglected Democratic candidates in last November's elections while fixated on Vietnam. He conceded he could be partly responsible for heavy Democratic losses, noting 47 House seats, three Senate seats, eight governors, and 700 state legislative seats lost as Republicans surged from 1964 levels.
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UPI
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Democratic National Committee
Democratic
Senate
Republican Party
Kremlin orders kitchen cabinet to boost Russian restaurant food
Moscow reports the Kremlin mobilized a dozen ministries and the Communist Party to ensure better meals for more people by 1970. Foreigners in Moscow doubt improvements will touch the capital's so called best restaurants amid skepticism.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Communist Party
Silent salute to murdered Cleveland bus driver
Buses in Cleveland will pause for two minutes at 11 a.m. today in a silent tribute to a bus driver killed in an on duty incident. The event is reported by UPI.
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Cleveland
UPI
Weather and obituaries brief in Wakeman area
Sunny and windy today with a high in the upper 50s. Tonight will be partly cloudy and mild, low around 37 to 42. Saturday remains windy and mild as clouds increase. Births announce a girl to Mr and Mrs Joseph Hipp of Wakeman. Death notices include Mrs Olive Souslin, 75, Swanton and Mrs Dorthea Mae Rose, 50, former Wakeman resident.
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Wakeman
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Olive Souslin
Swanton
Dorthea Mae Rose
Stalin's Daughter Defects During Indian Pilgrimage
Svetlana Stalina, 41, the only daughter of Josef Stalin, defected to the West while visiting India with her third husband’s ashes. She arrived in Rome from New Delhi and may seek entry to the United States. officials declined comment on the defection.
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UPI
Josef Stalin
India
Svetlana Stalina
New Delhi
Washington
Stalin
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Svetlana
U.S
State Department
National Broadcasting Company
U. S
Moscow
Singh
Sesqui Dates in Norwalk Move Up One Week
The Norwalk Sesquicentennial now runs September 28 to October 1 instead of the original dates. Chairman Paul Tucker said the shift avoids conflicts with an antique car parade and a double-header football weekend that could not be rescheduled.
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Norwalk
Paul Tucker
Vermilion Boy in Critical Condition After Snowball Accident
Dudley Ford seven from Vermilion was struck by a car on Route 60 near his home after a snowball fight. He remains in critical condition at St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain with arm jaw skull and knee injuries. The Erie County Sheriff's report notes the 3 48 p m crash occurred minutes after he got off the bus.
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Lorain
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Dudley Ford
Kenneth Ford
Vermilion
Barney Kukes
Kukes
St. Joseph’s
New Drug Store Planned In City
A Revco Drug Store is planned for Norwalk with executive vice president Charles Rosen confirming a store opening before April 10. Final details were to be discussed at a meeting that afternoon, location not disclosed though local reports say East Main Street.
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Charles Rosen
Discount Drug Store
The
Reflector
Rosen
East Main Street
Norwalk Man Loses Home In Overnight Blaze
A 62-year-old Norwalk farmer Eugene Bruckman watched his New State Road residence burn after an overheated coal furnace. The 6 room wood house with aluminum siding was a total loss worth 18,000 dollars including contents. Firefighters from Norwalk North Fairfield and Greenwich battled the blaze from 12 50 a m to early morning. Bruckman, who had just returned from Germany, faced uncertainty about insurance coverage and plans to stay with his brother-in-law Herman Schnabel.
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Germany
Roy Tanner
United States
Herman Schnabel
Peru
Norwalk
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Ohio Edison
Lorain
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