Banquet to end day of parades for Apollo crew
Los Angeles reports Nixon plans a banquet for the Apollo 11 astronauts and 1 600 VIPs after a day of acclaim in three cities. Invited include Supreme Court justices diplomats governors and space committees members. Astronauts Armstrong Collins Aldrin and wives to attend with others to be announced.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
Apollo Crew
Los Angeles
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U.S. Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Elyria West All Stars Headed to Regional Tournament
The Elyria West Little League champions depart for the Central States Regional Tournament in Ot tumwa Iowa with a $1 500 anonymous donation. The bus leaves 10 from behind Howard Johnsons for a 700 mile trip and a Thursday 3 p m game versus Evergreen Park of Chicago.
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Elyria West All Stars
Ohio
Ottumwa
Iowa
Dontors
Howard Johnson
Evergreen Park
Chicago
Elyria
National Little League
Williamsport
New Vietnamese Offensive Poses Heavy Losses for U.S. Forces
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops attacked U S bases near the Cambodian border in the heaviest fighting since February. U S casualties exceed 360 and 29 killed while more than 200 wounded. Marine defenses repelled a dawn assault on Da Nang with 11 Viet Cong killed.
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Saigon
UPS
U. S
Vietnam
U. S. Navy
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
United States
da Nang
South Vietnam
Israel Rains Fire on Lebanon Villages Killing and Wounding Several
Lebanese authorities report Israeli jets hit three villages in southeast Lebanon, killing four and wounding three, with Beirut placing casualties at eight dead and twenty one wounded. The government filed a UN complaint over alleged indiscriminate napalm bombing. The Palestine Armed Struggle Command said three guerrillas died and seven were wounded in strikes on commando bases, claiming two Israeli planes were shot down.
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Mt. Hebron
Lebanon
Beirut
United Nations
Israel
Rashid Karami
Palestine Armed Struggle Command
Nixon seeks broader state role in job training programs
President Nixon proposes shifting authority for the 2.3 billion dollar annual job training effort to states and cities under his New Federalism. The plan includes a manpower training act to streamline programs, add 150,000 trainees, and fund a national job bank while tying welfare incentives to training participation.
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Nixon
Washington
Congress
George P. Shultz
Protestants Parade Through Londonderry Amid Unrest
Thousands of Protestant demonstrators marched through Londonderry to celebrate a historic victory, as police with riot gear kept order in a city tense with centuries of sectarian strife. About 20,000 marchers faced a 10,000 strong Catholic minority, with three officers injured by stones and two arrests reported.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
UPI
Dungannon
Open Heart project pairs orphans with police for outing
In the sixth annual Operation Open Heart nearly 45 orphans from Green Acres Oberlin and Summit County Children’s Home Akron will meet about as many adopted dads. Three Lorain County police will escort from Ortner’s Airport to Mill Hollow for a two day outing with fishing hiking riding and a catered meal at Grassies. The event honors David Harper a former State Highway Patrolman who started the project six years ago and is remembered by Summit County youths.
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Ortner’s
Birmingham
Green Acres
Oberlin
Summit County
Akron
Mill Hollow
Lorain County
Ralph Gertz
Wjw-Tv
Cleveland
Sky Divers
Grassies Restaurant
David Harper
Harper
Ohio
Houseboy released in macabre slayings
Los Angeles police pursued two brutal murder cases with similar stabbings and hooded victims. William Garretson, 19, a houseboy at Roman Polanski’s estate, was released after a lie detector test in the Tate case and returned to Lancaster Ohio where his mother said he would come home soon.
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California
Barry Tarlow
William Garretson
Sharon Tate
Los Angeles
Garretson
Bel-Air
UPI
Bill
William Rutherford
Leno la Bianca
Rosemary
Benedict Canyon
Lancaster
Ohio
Mary Garretson
Roman Polanski
Polanski
Weather Outlook Warm and Mild With Slight Night Chill
Forecast shows warm and fair tonight with upper 50s lows. Tomorrow turns sunny and warm with highs 80 to 85. Thursday remains fair and warm with light variable winds. Tonight winds vary, tomorrow winds generally south 6 to 12 mph. THIGH 79 at 3 40 pm. LOW 54 at 5 45 am. Sunset 8 31 pm. Sunrise 6 32 am tomorrow. Details page 6.
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Inday
Prejudice Keeps Some From Listening to Both Sides
A sharp bon mot on bias in music listening notes how some individuals refuse to hear both sides of an argument or phonograph record.
Smoking and Drinking Taxes Rise Under Ohio Education Bill
Gov. James A. Rhodes will sign a 2.27 billion education tax bill that hikes cigarette and liquor taxes. Cigarettes rise from seven to ten cents per pack, liquor up 1.25 per gallon, plus a higher corporate franchise and utility tax. The carton basic price increases to 3.28, with sales tax rising to 14 cents. Vending machine prices follow statewide increases.
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James A. Rhodes
Elyria
Henrietta Firelands school board sets driver training fee
The Firelands school board approved a fee for driver education. Officials cited budget needs and program costs while outlining how the new charge will be collected and applied to instructor services and equipment.
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Henrietta — Firelands School Board
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