Catholics urge removal of US ambassador Lodge in Vietnam
Militant Catholic youths in Saigon march with beer bottles and black shirts to back the military regime and call for Henry Cabot Lodge’s ouster. Demonstrations spread to Bien Hoa and Da Nang as Catholics blame the Buddhist Struggle Force for riots and vow action if the government does not act.
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U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Bien Hoa
UPI
Henry Cabot
T Lodge
Lodge
Johnson
Here
da Nang
Catholic Greater Union Force
North
Vietnam
Neo Dinh Diem
Jets and guns blast Cong attack near Hanoi
U S jets and naval guns pounded the North Vietnamese Viet Cong assaulting the government capital and forced the attackers back. About 50 Communists were killed as government troops, backed by air and sea fire, repelled the strike in Khanh Hoa sector northeast of Saigon.
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Saigon
UPI
U. S
Hanoi
Khanh Hoa
Air Force
North
Viet Nam
Sollapeu Metaleu
Auditor backs study on city income tax for Elyria
Auditor Edwin G. Haywood proposes a bi partisan study of a municipal income tax as a solution to Elyria's finances. He urges a public seminar in Akron May 26 and 27 with Ohio Municipal League sponsorship to show long term impacts on residents' money and capital improvement needs. He notes Elyria collects 1.5 million dollars yearly from taxes and urges bipartisan support.
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Dick Diluciano
Elyrians
Edwin G. Haywood
Haywood
Cial
Fred B. Sanford
Akron
Ohio Municipal League
Elyria
Milk movement widens between Ohio markets boosts beef outlook
Extension agent notes stronger milk movement across Ohio markets signaling a growing cattle industry ahead of a anticipated record 1965-66 total consumption. Vice president cites food as defense key as soybean crushings rise and farm sector eyes a robust year.
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Ohio
Weather update with cool spells and frost risk
The report notes a clearing spell with little temperature change from 54 to 64 degrees, fair and cool tonight with scattered frost away from Lake Erie, and a cool day ahead. Yesterday reached 38 degrees by 4 PM, while the low was 48 at 3 AM today, with area hospitals and calendar sections also listed.
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Lake Erie
Murder alibi defense for Lorain murder defendant
Thomas W. Hill 25 of 128 Black St. is set for trial in Lorain Common Pleas Court on first degree murder charges. He claims an alibi that he was at the Cotton Club in Lorain during the Feb 19 holdup and shotgun slaying of Raymond Pounds 28 at Convenient Food Mart. Hill is among three defendants and is represented by Norman J.E. Minor Gerald Smith and Robert Dougherty.
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Thomas W. Hill
Black St
Cotton Club
Lorain
Hill
Raymond Pounds
Convenient Food Mart
East 42Nd St
Paul J. Mikus
Norman JE Minor
Cleveland
Gerrald Smith
Robert Dougherity
Avon Lake
Jin Common Pleas Court
John D. Pincura
Elyria to gain a second city nickname
Two Elyria firms, Air Conditioning Division of American Standard and Luraire, Inc., plan a program to give the city a second name tied to their products. Mayor Reichlin will attend the 3 pm balloon unveiling, with the city’s new title to be announced this afternoon and described in tomorrow’s issue.
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U. S
Maj
Air Force
Jimmy L. Jones
Luling
Texas
Richard A. J
Dutton
Las Vegas
Leonard P. Reichlin
Elyria
American Standard Corp
Luraire, Inc
Hershey
Dors
Rochester
Elyrians
Mildeed Kratzer
Kratzer
Sukarno faces rising criticism over power grab claims
Indonesian observers report Antara published harsh charges against President Sukarno, accusing him of ruling by decree and wasting state money on prestige projects. The piece notes student, religious, and peasant groups questioning his authority while Suharto’s defense ministry foes call him unconstitutional. Meanwhile anti Communist sentiment grows as youths loot the Chinese Embassy, prompting arrests and tense reactions from Chinese officials.
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Sukarno
United Nations
Indonesia
Antara
China
Texan claims we finally get a president in the White House
A Texan remarks he believes the nation has chosen a president, noting the long wait for the White House occupant. He jokes about avoiding any accent while asserting the incoming leader will bring change.
1800 Guildsmen Strike Merges New York Papers
New York City faced a major labor disruption as 1800 guild members, including newsmen and photographers, struck at the three merged papers the Herald Tribune, Journal American, and World Telegram and Sun. The strike halted inaugural editions and left 5700 workers off the job, with 3700 slated to report to the consolidated operation. A World Journal Tribune Inc. spokesman said notices of employee status were mailed after stalled negotiations.
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New York
UPI
Thomas J. Murphy
Telegram
alBuilding
Journal Tribune
New York Newspaper Guild
Morning Herald Tribune
Evening World Journal
Guild
New York Herald Tribune
New York Journal-American
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Consolidated Publications
World Journal Tribune Inc
Fim
Storms drench Texas amid floods and fatal wrecks
Severe weekend storms drenched Texas from Longview to the Gulf Coast, bringing record rainfall and flash flooding. Thirteen or more rivers faced flood stages as Sabine, Nueces, and Blanco basins swelled, while five people died in accidents linked to the downpours and waters. Property damage ran high as crossings closed and communities watched rising waters.
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Longview
Tex
UPI
Texas Bluff Lake
Rosenberg
Gulf Coast
Roy Stone
Okstimers
Kilgore
Texas
Red Bluff Lake
Stace
Nueces
Fiie
Alregus
Uth
West Texas
Sabtinas
Blanco
Hondo Nvers
Weather Bureau
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Sandusky
Abby Elviia
Elyria Firms
East Texan
Gladewater
US Weather Bureau
Sabine
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