McCarthy Employs Soft Sell in Ohio Delegates Bid
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy visited Cleveland for the Democratic presidential race, avoiding direct delegate wooing and urging delegates to keep an open mind for Chicago. He spoke to about 300 leaders and joined U.S. Rep. Charles Vanik on a seven hour, six stop tour, with donations raised at a dinner event.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Burke Lakefront
Cleveland
U.S
Charles A. Vanik
Senator McCarthy
Morton Neipp
Neipp
McCarthy
Minnesota
Cuyahoga County
Albert 5. Porter
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dayton
Congress
Vanik
Richmond Heights
Vanix
Council to hold work session on proposed income tax
Sheffield council schedules a work session tomorrow to discuss a proposed one percent income tax. The item appears on page 6 of the edition.
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Sheffield — Council
South Africa Dropped From Mexico City Olympic Invite
The International Olympic Committee voted to withdraw South Africa's invitation to the Mexico City Games. A clear majority of members voted in favor, ending attempts to re-admit South Africa after an emergency session urged broad agreement to bar participation.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
South Africa
Mexico City
International Olympic Committee
Committee
Grenoble
France
Weather Summary for Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather forecast notes showers and possible unsettled conditions tonight with partly cloudy skies tomorrow. Sunset is at 7 17 and sunrise at 5 34. High yesterday reached GR degrees around 12 18 pm with a low of 49 degrees at 3 15 am. Ten day outlook hints possible clearer spells and column notes on page.
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Cooter
Kee
Clonty
Men Debate Charity Motive Amid Selfish Tone
Fragmentary note suggests two men differ on charity, one argues generosity while the other pursues self interest. The text hints at contrasting motives and public perception of charitable acts.
Saigon area battles, F111A crash, Viet Cong raid feared
In Saigon vicinity heavy fighting on Monday left 49 Communists dead as U.S. and allied forces repelled about 500 attackers over eight hours. A third F111A Swingwing was lost. pilots logged 155 missions while Viet Cong casualties were reported at 164 in the capital region. Viet Cong saboteurs threaten May 1 action.
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UPI
Army Sth
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Thailand
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Air Force
A Shau
Laos
No Progress Made in Pueblo Talks
Washington reports three months after the USS Pueblo seizure North Korea will only discuss at Panmunjom. State Department says third party efforts failed and Korea seeks propaganda, not ransom. No substantive talks yet. last meeting occurred Sunday night with more expected.
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State Department
Pyongyang
United States
U.S
Panmunjoma
Eugene J. McCarthy
North Korea
Doctors vs Computer Diagnose Cardiac Cases in Lima
Six heart specialists tested cardiographs from three patients at the Inter-American Congress of Cardiology in Lima. The computer from Georgetown University produced faster results, about 13 to 15 seconds, but the doctors offered more detailed and complete diagnoses, preserving human judgment in a close contest.
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Lima
Pery | AP
Eliot Corday
American College of Cardiology
Corday
Georgetown University
Washington
Cesar Caceres
U.S. Public Health Service
Alfonso Anselmi
Venezuela
A. Castellanos Jr
New York
Dante Penaloza
Peru
Mauricio Rosenbaum
Argentina
Demetrio Lodi-Pallares
Mexico
Joao Tranchesi
Brazil
Fire leaves sixteen homeless on 320 13th St
A fire at 320 13th St yesterday displaced sixteen residents, including Mrs. Mary Glover and her family, with an estimated 7100 dollars in damages. Fire officials say the blaze started in a second floor bedroom closet due to a child playing with fire. Red Cross aided the family with food, clothing, and motel shelter.
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13Th St
Willis Allgood
Mary Glover
American Red Cross
Fire Deliberately Set at West Side Lumber Yard
Assistant Fire Chief Earl A. Schaefer said the April blaze at West Side Lumber and Concrete Corp. caused 320000 dollars in damage and was likely arson due to the large early morning fire, an unoccupied building, and two witness reports of separate fires along railroad tracks near the yard. Elyria detectives and the fire prevention bureau continue to investigate while the state fire marshal has not yet been called.
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West Side Lumber Company and Concrete Corp
Earl A. Schaefer
Schaefer
Elyria
Fire Department
Scott
Talks fruitless. South Amherst teachers boycott fifth day
SOUTH AMHERST After a fruitless meeting with School Supt. Wallace P. Coleman, South Amherst teachers boycotted classes for the fifth consecutive day. Grades one through six operated with 15 substitutes as teachers protested the firing of head basketball coach Zenovy Chawansky. Coleman reported no resolution after two-hour talks at the American Legion hall. Regional coordinator Robert Barkley said rumors were clarified and that teachers would weigh developments. Chawansky’s fate remained unresolved.
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South Amherst
Wallace P. Coleman
Zenovy Chawansky
Robert Barkley
Cleveland
Ohio Education Association
Barkley
Chawansky
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