Soviet Cosmonaut Komarov Killed In Soyuz 1 Crash
Moscow reports the Soyuz 1 mission ended with a parachute failure during landing causing the capsule to crash. Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov died, officials say a freak accident. a state funeral plans under Politburo member Mikhail Suslov as earlier trouble signals emerged.
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Komarov dies in Soyuz spaceflight tragedy
Tass reports Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov perished during a Soyuz test flight after months of operations and a celebrated career as a senior comrade whose advice was sought by younger colleagues. He was married with two children. Informants had anticipated a space spectacular with multiple ships and crew exchanges.
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Winter gives final jab as Spring nears in Ohio
Winter wanes across Northern Ohio as temperatures hover near freezing and a brief snow shower scatters through Elyria. Forecasters call the weather unusually cool with a cold front moving east, while a low pressure area over Delaware shifts warmth back toward the Atlantic and tornadoes ripple through the Deep South for one last wintry gasp.
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Weather brief reports frosty windy day with cool high
Frosty weather with strong winds and a cool high around 40 to 45 expected today. Partial clearing tonight with scattered frost and a low near 26 to 33. Tuesday shows increasing cloudiness with a light wind and cooler highs near 12 to 15 degrees.
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U.S. Bombs Two MIG Bases in North Vietnam Daylight
American jets struck Hoa Lac and Kep MIG bases near Hanoi using fragmentation bombs. Spokesmen said both missions succeeded as Marines pursued a coastal push, while B52s hit routes near the DMZ and in Phu Yen, with a separate MIG 21 downing reported.
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Johnson Kiesinger talk before Adenauer funeral
President Johnson held an 80 minute discussion with West German Chancellor Kiesinger ahead of Adenauer's funeral. A second threat to his life prompted security precautions. Johnson also met with President Luebke and planned informal talks with de Gaulle and Wilson.
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The nicest thing about silence is that it cant be repeated
Poem fragment notes the value of quiet and the impossibility of repeating a perfect moment. The line emphasizes silence as a rare, unrepeatable state.
Elyrian Crowned Lorain County Community College Campus Queen
Twenty year old Marcia Antonczak daughter of Mr and Mrs John Antonczak 174 Caroline St was crowned Campus Queen by the Lorain County Community College student body. Chosen first runner up was Dottie Sosnowski daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sosnowski 1056 Highland Park Blvd Lorain. Rosemary Kompa 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Kompa Brunswick was second runner up. Dottie and Rosemary will act as Campus Princesses and assist Marcia as she reigns over Activity Week beginning today.
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Community ad links to May 2 primary ballot text
Vague notice references a legal advertisement for the May 2 primary ballot text and directs readers to a published legal ad in a local paper. The fragmentary wording is unclear on specifics. No names or institutions are clearly identifiable from the readable portion.
Westmoreland Addresses NA Publisher Convention Luncheon
General William C. Westmoreland addressed a luncheon of U.S. newspaper publishers in New York at the 81st annual American Newspaper Publishers Association convention. The event opened with a subscr ibers breakfast by United Press International and included panel discussions on the war and labor relations.
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Donald J. Brydon
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Lee C. Shaw
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Girl Scout speaker Anchalee Saeheng highlights event
A winsome young lady from Thailand, Anchalee Saeheng, an exchange student, was among the featured speakers at a Girl Scout gathering on Saturday. Other photos from the event appear on page 23.
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Tailand
Anchalee Saeheng
Babysitter Saves Tots From Blaze In Elyria Home
Fourteen year old babysitter Vaneesa Odell herded three children aged six months two and six from a blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Rees 133 Warden Ave Elyria firemen credited her quick actions with saving the children Tara to page 4 vol 5 SES 7 BMewbg Mr
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