U.S. Jets Clash with MIGs Near Hainan Island
U.S. Navy and Air Force planes conducted a major raid against North Vietnam with 220 aircraft. a dogfight near Hainan Island involved Soviet-made MIGs, no American losses were reported, a Navy bomber was shot down elsewhere, and Marine reinforcements were en route to South Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
UPD
China
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Leesburg
Hai
Hainan Island
Ameri
U.S. Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
Bates resigns as fire chief in Elyria
Chief Wallace N. Bates ends a 58 year career with Elyria fire department by submitting his resignation to Mayor Fred B. Sanford at the No. 1 fire station on Cedar St. Bates, appointed August 27, 1906, notes changes in firefighting and pledges to assist in securing a better fire insurance rating.
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Elyria
Cedar St
Wallace N. Bates
Fred B. Sanford
Archie Phipps
Lyle Scott
Bates
Clayton Chapman
Phipps
Sanford
Ohio
Central Fire Station
Lenten guideposts on courtesy in a busy city
A Virginia visitor in New York shows how simple courtesy changes others. Her soft, gracious manner quiets irritability, prompting polite responses from salespeople and a dry cleaner. The piece argues manners beget manners amid subway pushes and noisy crowds.
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Virginia
New York
Johnson Sketches Plan for Southeast Asia Aid and Peace
President Johnson outlined a proposed $1 billion Southeast Asia development program with UN backing and urged local planning by Southeast Asian nations. He said allied resources would support food and clothing and peaceful uses while seeking unconditional peace talks. China and North Vietnam rejected the plan and warned the United States to halt bombing before any talks. USSR signaled no support until bombing stopped. Dwight Eisenhower voiced approval of Black's leadership for the aid program.
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Red China
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Alvin Spivak
Washington
UPI
S of
Southeast Asia
United Nations Sec
Thant
Eugene Black
World Bank
Wes ‘Dent
Dwight D. Fienhower
Palm Desert
Calif
Black
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
China
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Peking
U.S
Hanoi
Berlin train halted by East Germans in latest harassment
East German Communists delayed a Berlin bound train for an hour marking their campaign of harassment. Allied officials had thought tensions eased but West Berlin police cited a slow down at the East West German border keeping the Aachen Berlin service stationary for an hour.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Rights strife fills South CORE walk Vote march Terrorism
Bogalusa Louisiana CORE plans a three mile civil rights march on city hall led by James Farmer despite no parade permit as Klan cross burnings loom. Negro leaders threaten a national boycott of Bogalusa industry and Protestant and Catholic groups pledge support.
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South Core
Bogalusa
UPY
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
City Hall
Ku Klux Klan
James Farmer
Midview District Heads for State Aid to Build Junior High
Superintendent E. E. Holt to ask for 636 710 dollars from the state to supplement local funds totaling 1 104 500 and reach 1 741 210 for a new junior high in Midview School District. The project aims for 1 050 pupil capacity and addresses overcrowding as part of a state wide building aid priority. Holt will present a list of 16 districts to the state board, with Midview high on the priority scale amid other districts in Lorain County and statewide.
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Columbus
Colum
Public Instructis
Ition
Midview
E. E. Holt
State Board of Educa
Holt
State Board of Education
Midviecn
Appeals court hears Elyria case in Oakwood Dr dispute
The Ninth District Court of Appeals in Akron scheduled a 1:30 p.m. hearing on Elyria’s appeal over the Oakwood Drive apartment project. Elyria seeks limits on the 132 unit complex to single family dwellings while builder Arthur M. Kligler proceeds under a judge’s order. Defense attorney John Gallagher represents Kligler. Elyria Solicitor J C William Tattersall filed the appeal notice and pressed for an early hearing before Appellate Judge Arthur Doyle.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Elyria
Oakwood Dr
Akron
J. C. William Tattersall
John Gallagher
Arthur M. Kligler
Tattersall
Arthur Doyle
Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Cardinal Meyer of Chicago dies at 61
Cardinal Meyer of Chicago died today from complications after brain surgery to remove malignant cancer. He was 61.
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Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
UPI
Mbert Cardinal Meyer
Elm landmark to fall next week at Oberlin
Oberlin plans removal of its historic elm statue and landmark next week as pages 8 cover the event. Lorain council committee tackles private dumps and rat problems, with details on page 23. Wellington faces criticism as publisher cites dwindling onset of growth, noted on page 23.
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Oberlin's
Lorain Council
Wellington
Lions Open Home Show at Elyria GI Service Club Event
The three day Spring Home Show by the Elyria Giang Club funds a sight program. At American Legion Post 12 grounds 445 Ohio St the event runs 5 to 10 p.m. today and 1 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday. Donations of unused glasses or frames go to help the sight impaired via a New Jersey central lab.
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Elyria Giang Club
Ohio St
New Jersey
Plane Crash Kills Birmingham Man Near Bellefontaine
A Beechcraft twin engine plane crashed in fog two miles northeast of Bellefontaine killing Kenneth Griffith 24 of Florence Township and injuring pilot Thomas McGill 43 who suffered burns over 95 percent of his body. Both men worked for Ortner Air Service Inc. The cargo was motor parts from the Lorain Ford Plant bound for Chicago. Rescue teams searched amid heavy rain and woods, with McGill found wandering along a highway and Griffith found in the wreckage.
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Bellefontaine
Birmingham Area
Ortner Air Service, Inc
Birmingham
Kenneth Griffith
Angling Rd
Florence Township
Thomas McGill
Wakeman
Mary
Rutan
Jyeith
Chicago
Lorain Ford
State Highway Patrol
McGill
John
Flannery
Cherry Fork
Adams County
Griffith
Medicare to Senate
President Johnson praised the House approval of a $6 billion health and welfare bill creating medical insurance for the elderly. The vote was 317 to 115, and Johnson urged speedy Senate action saying the measure opens a new frontier in health security for older citizens.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
House
White House
School aid bill advances toward Senate vote
President Johnson’s 1.3 billion school aid bill moves toward a final Senate vote as Democratic leaders seek House passage by nightfall. Senate action planned after routine business to ensure the bill reaches the White House for Johnson’s signature. The bill includes aid to private and church-connected schools raising church-state separation questions.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Nal
White House
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Far East
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Gustav Hertz
Viel
E. C. Witham
W. N. Bates
Elizabeth Byrd
Eliza Byrd
LBJ
SE Asia
Reds
United Press International
Camdun
Ala
Wilcox County
Regis- Plampin
Cornell Wise
Daniel Harrell
SCLC
Lorain County
Columbia
Ings. Kligler
Kelly
Abby
Medicare
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