Legion Chief Warns U S Against Entering War Without Win
American Legion National Commander James M. Wagonseller of Lancaster Ohio urged in Indianapolis that the United States should not send fighting men into combat unless victory is certain He called for unity and cited the Indochina setback. He expressed solidarity with South Vietnam and Cambodia against Communist aggression.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
United States
American Legion
James M. Wagenseller
Lancaster
Ohio
Legion National
Wagonseller
Free World
Indochina
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Ohio House Receives Plan for Governor Lieutenant Governor Vote
Ohio Senate proposes a constitutional amendment to elect governor and lieutenant governor jointly for the November ballot. The change would replace separate elections that can yield officials from opposing parties.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
Senate
House
Ohio
End of Indochina War marked by Saigon May Day parade
United Press International reports victorious Communist troops and 3,000 Saigon residents celebrated the end of the 30 year Indochina War with a May Day parade in Saigon. Viet Cong claims total victory in the Mekong Delta as anti American sentiment grows in Hanoi and Saigon.
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United Press International
Saigon
Viet Cong
Mekong Delta
Hanoi
Siagon
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Pill cited as highly effective birth control method
A Rockefeller Foundation report states the pill is highly effective and generally safe but not for all women. Dr Elizabeth Connell based the review on global oral contraceptive research and published in Family Planning Perspectives.
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New York
UPS
Rockefeller Foundation
Elizabeth Connell
Family Planning Perspectives
The
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Weather prospects and notable deaths in region
Clear and cooler tonight with lows in the mid to upper 30s and sunny Friday with highs in the low to mid 60s. Light variable winds and near zero precipitation. Agricultural notes show humidity 40 percent and rainfall totaling 0.25 to 0.50 inch. Deaths include Albert L. Lehnert 84 Monroeville Olive J. Hibbs 69 rural Huron David E. Unger 14 rural Oberlin Mary Ann Bartow 99 Norwalk.
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Albert L. Lehnert
Monroeville
Olive J. Hibbs
Huron
David E. Unger
Oberlin
Mary Ann Bartow
Norwalk
Opinion Line: Duty to Find Homes for South Vietnamese Allies
Wednesday's Opinion Line asks whether the United States has an obligation to grant asylum or residence to South Vietnamese refugees who aided the U.S. during the war. The question frames a moral and policy debate about immigration, refugee protection, and national responsibility.
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United States
America
Ohio lawmaker pushes self serve gas vote
A state senator introduces a bill to permit Ohioans to pump their own gas at service stations. Proponents say the system could save five to six cents a gallon while opponents warn of safety and job concerns. Voters are urged to call 668-8544 for yes and 668-8345 for no and vote by midnight.
Police chase drama ends on water tower rooftop
A rape suspect, TV personality Martin Evans, leaped from a patrol car and fled through NYC streets, climbing 15 flights and onto a water tower. Detective Kelleher described subduing him after Evans hid atop the tower as the trial opened, with Evans insisting the incident was seduction not rape.
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Richard Silk
New York
UPI
New York City
Martin Evans
Edward Greenfield
Evans
Hugh Kelleher
Beth Peterson
Wellesley College
West Side
Kelleher
Robins
Marty
Mixed reactions to Vietnamese refugees at U S relocation centers
The influx of Vietnamese refugees draws mixed responses across Arkansas and Florida. In Barlow near Ft. Chaffee residents threaten protest while church leaders urge welcome. In Niceville, locals question impact as Eglin Air Force Base prepares to house arrivals. Immigrants seek Social Security cards and potential employment as camps reach capacity.
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Douglas Stanglin
United Press International
United States
Barlow
Ark
Ft. Chaffee
Johnnie Calhoun
Vietnam
Little Rock
Arkansas
Niceville
Fla
Eglin Air Force Base
Bob Whitfield
Pentagon
Washington
Eglin
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Fort Chaffee
Sheller-Globe and Gould unions stall contracts in strike actions
Unionized workers at Sheller-Globe on Jefferson Street began a midnight strike with 180 members of Norwalk Local 1379 UAW turning down a three year proposal. Gould Inc workers reported late after voting to delay decisions on a contract agreement reached by negotiators. both sides planned further talks.
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Auto
Sheller- Globe
Jefferson Street
Milan
Gould Inc
Norwalk
United Auto Workers Union
Sheller Globe
Edward Talty
Sheller-Globe
Toledo
Gould
Ramada
Red and Gun Club
Tipsy Drivers Must Serve 3 Days In Jail
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that driving while intoxicated carries a mandatory minimum of three days in jail. In the Bolan case from Hamilton County Municipal Court, a three day term was suspended and probation imposed, prompting a mandamus action upheld by the Court of Appeals and finally by the Supreme Court which clarified imprisonment means actual confinement in local jail or workhouse for a misdemeanor.
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Columbus
TPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Jessie L. Bolan
Hamilton County
Bolan
Cincinnati
Robert Gorman
Court of Appeals
The
Supreme Court
Huron County Votes to Place Mental Health Levy on Ballot
The Huron County Commissioners unanimously approve a half-mill levy for mental health and retardation services to appear on the November ballot. Tensions rise as Director Robert Klenk confronts remarks from a 648 Board meeting and seeks a clear yes or no on the levy.
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Huron County Commissioners
Robert Klenk
Huron County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
Klenk
Donald Robertson
Maurice Smith
Smith
Robertson
William W. Owens
Sheriff's Department
Owens
Bob Klenk
Herner
Mary Strassmeyer to Speak at Columbia Gas Offices
Society editor Mary Strassmeyer will speak at 8 tonight at the Columbia Gas Co offices on Main Street. The talk is sponsored by the Norwalk Branch of the American Association of University Women.
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Plain Dealer Society
Mary Strassmeyer
Columbia Gas Co
Main Street
Norwalk
The
American Association of University Women
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U.S
Jeffrey Robins
Hughie
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Mnday
Bryan Sandige
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University of Minnesota
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