Crosby Family Injured in California Auto Crash
Mrs. Bing Crosby completes forms at Mercy Hospital in Redding after a Tuesday afternoon collision injured her parents and three children who were riding with their grandparents. The incident is captured in a UPI Tele photo.
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Bing Crosby
Mercy Hospital
Redding
Calif
Crosby
UPI
Heavy fighting in Amman and Jordan as guerrillas clash with loyalist troops
Arab guerrillas and King Hussein loyalists fought in Amman and other Jordan sites. Refugees hijacked into a basement Inter-Continental Hotel nightclub as Palestinian leaders urged Arab masses to intervene in what they called a war of extermination. Communications with the outside world were severed.
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United Press International
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Beirut
Inter-Continental
Guerrillas Seize Another Jetliner
In a sweeping UPI report from Charleston West Virginia ex sergeant Robert E Cadle details he tricked U S forces into violating a 1967 Tet cease fire leading to 15 Vietnamese civilians killed and 14 Viet Cong soldiers dead in Bong Son near Da Nang He says artillery was granted after he signalled a battle had begun Palestinian guerrillas hijack a BOAC VC10 with 103 passengers and 10 crew to pressure for the release of seven commandos in Britain Switzerland and West Germany and an Amman backed Red Cross offer to extend the deadline for 184 hijack hostages while Britain considers extradition requests and Leila Khaled faces potential release conditions
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Mannix Porterfield
Charleston
W. Va
UPI
U.S
Robert E. Cadle
Cadle
Army
Beckley
da Nang
Vietnam
Bong Son
5Th Cavalry
1St Air
Anh Khe
United Press International
BOAC
Britain
Switzerland
West Germany
Beirut
Red Cross
Amman
Bombay
London
Israel
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
UAW Chief Sees Talks Stalled with GM and Chrysler
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock said negotiations with General Motors and Chrysler have ground to a halt and warned a fresh industry offer today is unlikely. He added a new proposal could avert a strike only if presented by midnight Monday.
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Detroit
API
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
FDA Requires New Side Effect Inserts For Birth Control Pills
FDA orders new patient warning insert and an AMA drafted 800 word brochure detailing possible side effects for birth control pills used by about 8.5 million women. Doctors decide if patients receive copies. court challenge argues the insert is too brief. The mandates take effect today from a June 11 order.
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Washington
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Saxbe defends Bally stock over slot machine claim
U S Senator William Saxbe says owning Bally Manufacturing stock is not a conflict since slot machines are not used in Ohio and most operations are abroad. He notes he supported anti slot legislation as Ohio Senate majority leader and recalls pushing the bill through.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Saxbe
Bally Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Ohio General Assembly
Weather and births and marriages in Norwalk area
Mostly sunny and mild today with a high 75 to 80. Thursday brings increasing clouds and 80s with thundershowers, followed by fair cooler conditions Friday. Norwalk highs 85, lows 61. Birth notices list several local families迎. Marriage license applications include Longnecker with Eitle, Parlett with Oney, and Slanzka with Tucker.
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Norwalk
Howard J. Longnecker
Castalia
LeArta D. Eitle
Willard
Anthony R. Parlett
Shiloh
Tamara L. Oney
Greenwich
Ronald D. Slanzka
Wakeman
Marie J. Tucker
Historian Brogan says US remains best hope of Earth
Cambridge historian Sir Denis Brogan defends faith in the United States as the last best hope of earth. In Spectator he cites his 45 years visiting all states except Arkansas and Saskatoon and says American strength and hope persist despite domestic alarms.
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London
UPI
United States
Denis Brogan
Cambridge University
Arkansas
Saska
Spectator Magazine
Brogan
Norwalk seeks HUD funds for sewer separation project
Service Director William V. Mount announced Norwalk has sent forms to the Ohio Department of Development showing the city’s intent to apply for HUD funds for a $4.3 million sewer separation project. The state will evaluate requests before HUD action, with a decision expected in about a month.
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William V. Mount
Ohio Department of Development
Norwalk
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mount
HUD
Dunedin
City Marina
BOAC Suspends All Beirut Flights After Hijack
British Overseas Airways Corp suspends all flights to and through Beirut following the hijacking of a BOAC VC10 jetliner with 113 aboard. The aircraft briefly landed in Beirut for fuel before continuing to an undisclosed destination.
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London
UPI
British Overseas Airways Corp
BOAC
Beirut
Monroeville Seeks Three Policemen to Restore Local Force
Monroeville village plans to advertise for three new policemen to restore a full department after the chief and sole patrolman quit over long hours. Until hires are made, Huron County Sheriff's Department provides protection with a deputy patrolling and centralized calling to the sheriff's office.
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Monroeville
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Richard Andres
Andres
Sheriff's Office
Fourth BG police officer charged in theft ring
Bowling Green Ohio police report a fourth officer Thomas Woodbury 30 arrested for breaking and entering in a theft spree tied to area businesses and homes. He posted 10000 bond after arrest Tuesday. his brother Ronnie Woodbury 23 faces charges of receiving and concealing stolen goods with a 1000 bond. Two auxiliary officers James Falls Jr 22 and Howard Lashnaway 33 also charged.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
UPI
Thomas Woodbury
Ronnie
Woodbury
Ronnie Woodbury
James Falls, Jr
Howard Lashnaway
Mount departs Norwalk to become Dunedin city manager
William V. Mount leaves Norwalk after 1.5 years as service director to assume Dunedin Florida city manager duties on April 19 1969. Adam Brickner will take over October 1 while George Cunitz serves as acting service director between departures.
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William V. Mount
Norwalk
Mount
Dunedin
Brickner
Adam Brickner
Mountt
George Cunitz
Cunitz
Reading
Florida
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