Ball named U N ambassador shocks Washington
President Johnson selects George W. Ball, 58, a former State Department official and Vietnam policy critic, to succeed Arthur Goldberg as U N ambassador. Ball's return signals a possible push for negotiated Vietnam peace in Johnson's final months. Goldberg resigns after 33 months, plans private life, noting policy differences but not citing them as the main motive.
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U S bombers strike near Saigon in key offensive push
U S B52 and B32 raids hit Viet Cong targets within 26 miles of Saigon as police search boats and vehicles for arms. Attacks struck bunkers and troops west-southwest of Ben Cat, while South Vietnamese forces brace for a possible major new assault.
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Demonstrators win concession at Columbia
NEW YORK AP Columbia University halted construction of a controversial gymnasium until further notice after a militant student protest disrupted campus life for three days. The university closed until Monday for talks with faculty and city leaders while recognitions of amnesty were rejected.
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Weather Forecast With Mild Warmth and Cloud Increase
The forecast calls for sunny conditions with increasing cloudiness in the afternoon and at night. Warmer today with highs around 38 degrees and a low near 32. Partly cloudy tonight and warmer tomorrow. Sunset tonight at 7 19 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 5 31 a.m. High 38 at 6 p.m. yesterday and low 32 at 3 45 a.m. today. Details on page 22.
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Two men charged with shooting at bartender in Elyria
Robert Perkins and Joseph Lewis face charges of shooting with intent to kill after a Tuesday attack at the L and M Bar on Lake Avenue. Bartender Michael Oleksa is hospitalized in critical condition with three bullets in the stomach. Karen Johnson, a companion, is held as a material witness. Police found two 22 caliber pistols in the auto used by the suspects.
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Nevada tests largest hydrogen bomb in desert chamber
The United States detonated its strongest hydrogen device at 7 a.m. PST in a chamber 3,900 feet beneath Pahute Mesa, about 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas. The one megaton bomb, 50 times a Hiroshima blast, shook Las Vegas, prompting evacuations and road closures as scientists and officials urged a postponement to study hazards.
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Oberlin students back King Poor Peoples March effort
A day of campus activities at Oberlin College kicks off a drive to support the Poor People’s March led by Martin Luther King Jr. Students canvas Wilder Hall and the town to build backing for the Jackson Mississippi start May 5 to 9 and Washington demonstration May 29.
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Union ends Bendix-Westinghouse strike after 1 day
Union members at Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co return to work after an unauthorized one day strike. About 1000 members of Local 971 resumed the 7 am shift as talks continue. A UAW strike authorization remains possible if unresolved contract issues persist. Bendix-Westinghouse sought a court ruling on contract cancellation and default questions, with both sides agreeing to withdraw the default motion.
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Spencer Sunrise Traffic Light Accident Dangers
Wellington community school development committee to be formed and Columbia school board clerk resigns are noted alongside outdoor coverage detailing bass, fish hideouts, and trout fishing techniques. The page 19 traffic light dangers are highlighted with the Spencer turn and sunset context.
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Penalty gap in Elyria DWI laws sparks court variance
A Chronicle Telegram survey shows Elyria Municipal Court judges applying city ordinance and Ohio statutes differently in DWI cases. City rules carry no minimum jail or fine, while state law requires at least three days in jail. Judge Frank M Wilcox presided over 48 DWI cases during Oct 1, 1967 to March 12, 1968.
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