Johnson holds firm on air strikes in Viet Nam talks
President Johnson and advisers say the United States will not suspend air attacks on North Viet Nam to gain talks. Secretary Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara echo the stance, stressing no preconditions and that talks may begin without conditions. Johnson vows to stay until South Viet Nam is guaranteed independence.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
Texas
Washington
Dean Rusk
North
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson and Rusk
South Viet Nam
Red China
Hanoi
South
Lanoi
Peking
National Liberation Front
Pittsfield Studio Sees New Town Center After Tornado
The Rev Frank N Everard urged a hopeful outlook at the Eastern service held in the old Assembly of God Church. He predicted Pittsfield Center will be resurrected as a new united community center with a stronger witness to Christ, amid Palm Sunday disaster reflections. The Rev Richard M Mapes of Oberlin College provided context as reporting continues.
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Pittsfield
Frank N. Everard
Mr. Everard
United Church
Jesus Christ
Richard M Mapes
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
West Virginia crash kills Elyria boy and area youth
A one car crash near Elkins West Virginia killed 20 year old Elyria resident Ralph Ledyard and 15 year old Norman Sell both pronounced dead at hospitals. 18 year old Ronald Summers survived in critical condition with two other passengers dead or dying after the vehicle plummeted down a 25 foot embankment on US 219 due to excessive speed according to the state patrol. The car owned by Erna Summers and driven by Ledyard carried Hayslett and Summers who were visiting relatives when the wreck occurred. The incident highlights dangers on US 219 in the mountainous region near Elkins.
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Morgantown
West Virginia State Highway Patrol
Hayslett
Summers
Erna Summers
Ronald
Ledyard
US 219
Elkins
W Va
219
Oakland
MD.) Hospital
Sell
University Hospital
Weather sketch shows slight warmth and clearing skies
Fair to partly cloudy forecast with a mild warmup. High around the mid eighties and low night near the upper thirties. Light winds. Temperature change minimal through tomorrow.
River floods crest as Mississippi hits record depth
The Mississippi River surged to a record crest across the Upper Midwest endangering hundreds of communities in Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and Illinois. More than 19000 displaced in Minnesota and up to 14000 feared homeless in Wisconsin as National Guardsmen police dikes and volunteers reinforced levees with sandbags and improvised barriers Near La Crosse five miles of makeshift dikes protected the town while authorities sought federal disaster aid to the region.
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LA Crosse
Wis
UPI
Mississippi
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Imen
Weather Bureau
Warren
Knowles
John
Salvation Army
Pike Turnpike Crash Claims Life On BeHind Road
A one car crash on the Oho Turnpike near the Route 252 overpass killed Ida A Hobart 74 of Pemberville Ohio and injured her daughter Miriam Hobart 43 who was driving the car. Miss Hobart was in fair condition at Southwest Community Hospital Berea. The patrol said the car veered off the road and struck a concrete culvert possibly after she dozed at the wheel. It was the third turnpike traffic death this year in the Bellevue Post territory.
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Oho Turnpike
Rt. 252
Ida A Hobart
Pemberville
Ohio
Miriam Hobart
Southwest Community Hospital
Berea
Bellevue Post
I 71 crash kills Maryland man
Parktown Maryland resident Paul Edward Simpson, 37, died in a two car collision on Interstate 71 south of Mansfield Ohio. The other driver, John Edward Kirtos, 33, of Middletown Ohio, was not injured.
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Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Paul Edward Simpson
Parktown
Here
John Edward Kirtos
Middletown
Crisis bargaining begins to avert steel strike
In Pittsburgh the United Steelworkers union and 11 major steel producers start crisis talks with federal mediation as a potential nationwide strike looms. William Simkin of the mediation service and leaders McDonald and Abel meet, with government intervention seen as a possibility.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
White House
United Steelworkers Union
USW
William
Simkin
Federal Mediation Service
David J McDonald
CSW
I. W Abel
R Conrad Cooper
US. Steel Corp
McDonald and
Silent memorial march by Korea students marks peace observance
In Seoul a few hundred Seoul National University students staged a silent memorial march on the fifth anniversary of riot protests. They observed a day of peace amid antigovernment tensions and renewed calls on the government and opposition parties to address past upheavals connected to Korea's political legacy.
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SEQUI
Korea
UPI
South
Syng- South Korea
Man Rhee
Japan
Oppo
Seoul
Combat toll heaviest of the year
Nine Americans were killed when Viet Cong troops shot up three US Army helicopters 280 miles northeast of Saigon. The losses marked the year’s heaviest American toll and one of the war’s largest battles.
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Saigon
Kosygin warns of retaliation over Vietnam war threats
Soviet Premier Kosygin warned that U S use of fire bombs and gas in Vietnam could invite retaliation in kind. He accused President Johnson of vague promises and contradictory pronouncements during a Kremlin speech at a Mongolian friendship rally. He warned that the United States is extending hostilities and emphasized that aggressors may face retaliation.
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Moscow
UPI
Kusypin
United States
Viet Nam
Kosygin
Johnson
Kremlin
Johns Hopkins University
Southeast Asia
TEENAGE TERRORISTS INvasion Looms This Summer
A fragmented note hints at youth violence concerns with the phrase where to turn teen age terrorists will invade county this sum mer. The item references farm prices, sports results, and a bowling victory, but details are incomplete and sourced from pages 22 23 19 20 21.
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Joyce Gildenmeister
Coletta Wildauer
Elyria
Ohio
New York Yankees
Oberlin
Berg
Fort Lauderdale
Abby
St. Joseph Hospital
Tinance
Jorain
Area seniors win Ford four year college grants
Three area high school seniors are among 13 Ohioans awarded Ford Motor Company Fund four year scholarships. Donna Kincannon of LaGrange William Leaser of Clarksfield and Charles Carver of Huron are among recipients whose awards cover tuition fees and 80 percent of room and board up to 750 dollars yearly.
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Ford Motor Company
Donna Kincannon
Russell Kincannon
Church St
LaGrange
Cleveland
Brookpark
William R. Leaser
Robert Delterman
West Zenobia Rd
Clarksfield
Ford
Sandusky
Charles Carver
Robert Carver
Forest Mills
Huron
Larain
Charles
Huron High School
National Science Foundation
Bowling Green State University
Baldwin- Wallace College
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W. Kirk Vogeley
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Abel
Mapnard
By Michael T. Walloy
Heliecopters
da Nang
da Nang J
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Ha Tinh
Phu Qu
Phu Dinh Chau
Ha Trung
Thanh Hoa
Bai Trung
Navy
Air Force
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Cal
Ford College
Donna
Keystone High School
Future Teachers of America
New London High School
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Apples At
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Harvard University
William Leaser
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