Big Viet War Air Strikes Hit North Vietnamese Supply Lines
U S and South Vietnamese forces report heavy action with 190 aircraft dropping 600 tons of bombs destroying seven bridges and a ferry, aimed at crippling Viet Cong supply routes. Navy frogmen killed. an American officer and several airmen die in Mekong Delta clashes near Da Nang.
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Soviet propaganda chief denounces U S Viet Nam action
Moscow reports Pyotr Demichev, newly named propaganda chief, condemns U S action in Viet Nam at a Kremlin rally marking Lenin's birth centenary. He criticizes Khrushchev indirectly for boastfulness and arbitrariness as he asserts unity in the Communist world.
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U S Denies Kremlin Charge On Atomic Mine Belt
The United States delivered a diplomatic note to the Soviet government denying Kremlin charges that an atomic mine belt will be created near the West German border.
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Kremlin
King to Lead Boston March for Civil Rights
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. leads a large Boston march to protest segregated schools and housing, aiming for up to 30,000 participants. The event starts at 9:30 am in Roxbury, with a biracial rally planned at Boston Common, possible attendance by Gov. Volpe, and a meeting with Mayor Collins but no talks with the school committee.
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Fire damages Elyria Aztec Chemical plant and warehouse
A fire at Aztec Chemical Inc. at 545 Elm St damaged chemicals and equipment valued at up to ten thousand dollars. About 20 firefighters battled the blaze after volatile solvents fed the flames, delaying extinguishment until noon. Seven equipment pieces and four hoses were used. the cause remained under investigation with the building insured and employees escaping injury.
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I/Co
Snitch
Basic steel industry faces May 1 strike threat
The basic steel industry rejects May 1 strike warnings by the United Steelworkers Union and holds to non inflationary contract proposals. The Wage Policy Committee ordered 450,000 basic steel workers to prepare for a May 1 walkout, blaming the industry’s big producers. Federal mediation chief Simkin aims to restart talks with both sides.
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Wage hike bid seen in administration plan
Washington reports Johnson likely to push for a federal minimum wage increase to $1.25 and expanded coverage. Officials expect a double-time overtime penalty and broader union picketing rights on construction sites as part of a broad labor package. Regional details note Mississippi river crest at 95 feet and local population impacts.
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Mississippi Flood Swamps Dubuque and Surrounding Iowa
The Mississippi River rose to 254 feet at Dubuque as floodwaters swirled through Iowa and neighboring states. Volunteers bolstered sandbags while trucks crossed the Julian Dubuque Bridge from Illinois hauling materials for defenses. About 14 people died and 35,000 were displaced as flood devastation neared $100 million in damage.
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Lorain County College plans 8.5 million library center
The Ohio Board of Regents backs a 45 million state bond issue for higher education. Lorain County Community College expects about 2 million from Issue 2 to fund an 8.5 million library center of nearly 100,000 square feet with library facilities, labs, cafeterias, and student commons, with ground breaking this summer and completion slated for the 1966 fall semester, contingent on Issue 2 passage.
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Lodge arrives in Formosa for talks with Chiang Kaishek
Presidential envoy Henry Cabot Lodge landed in Taipei Formosa and began meetings with Nationalist Chinese officials. He aimed to sharpen focus on U S policy in Vietnam and planned discussions with President Chiang Kai-shek during the one day visit.
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Northeast Ohio Wears Showers Into Weekend Forecast
United Press International reports northeast Ohio will have mostly cloudy cool conditions with showers and possible thundershowers by mid morning ending this evening. High around 54 to 60. Tonight remains cloudy with a few showers and little temperature change, low 37 to 43. Saturday looks cloudy with afternoon showers and little temperature change.
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Penfield zoning board weighs variance for expansion
Penfield Township Zoning Board considers a firm's request for a variance to permit expansion. Elyria's New Central Fire Station planned inspection open house tomorrow and Sunday details on page 13.
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