Camille Hurls Toward Gulf Coast as Florida Watches
More than half a million people from Florida to Mississippi are on hurricane watch as Camille nears with 100 mph winds. Red alert flags may fly as warnings extend from Biloxi to St. Marks, with mobilization by Red Cross and disaster teams into Key West, Fort Myers, Cedar Key, Tampa and Orlando.
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Sick pay pledge cited in Elyria firemen return to work
Firefighters Association says city officials promised sick pay benefits as strike ends May 29 after a mass sick call. A May 28 meeting with Mayor Reichlin and Safety Director Tracey led to agreement on sick pay procedures and affidavits, with 23 of 131 claims verified for payment and others pending.
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Earel Neikire
Elyria
Firefighters Association
J.A. Siwierka
Firefighters Association Local 474
Leonora
Siwierka
Kosma Glavas
Glavas
Haywood
Justice Burger silent on Mayo Foundation status decision
Chief Justice Warren E Burger refused to say whether he will quit his Mayo Foundation board post, awaiting a closed door session and amid controversy surrounding jurists Fortas and Douglas. He previously noted his new duties might push him to drop all outside activities.
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Rochester, Minn
Warren E Burger
Mayo Foundation
Burger
Mayor Clinic
Rochester
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Family Foundation
William C. Douglas
Las Vegas
Missing Olympic Airways DC3 Flying From Athens
An Olympic Airways DC3 with 31 passengers on board disappeared while en route from Athens to Agrinion. Ioannis Georgakis said the flight left at noon and had not reached Agrinion within 30 minutes, with a plan to continue to Ioanina before returning to Athens. A search by sea and air was underway.
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Athens
Greece
Olympic Airways
Agrinion
Ioannis Georgakis
Aristotle Onassis
Ioanina
Spaghetti Described as Stringy Food for Fork Winding
The article humorously defines spaghetti as a stringy food wound around a fork and dropped into the lap, highlighting a lighthearted culinary observation without broader context.
Two Women Killed Crossing I-71 Near Medina
Medina Ohio reports Loretta N. Beaver 31 and Elda Lee Stanelis 65 both of Columbus were struck and killed while attempting to cross I-71 on foot after their car broke down. Richard Chaney 36 of Wadsworth was driving southbound and said the women froze as his headlights reached them. The crash occurred about half a mile from the Medina post.
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Columbus
Loretta N. Beaver
Elda Lee Stanelis
Medina Community Hospital
Rt. 3
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
Richard Chaney
Wadsworth
Medina Highway Patrol
Houston Moon Trio Feted With Ticker Tape Parade
The adopted Houston homecoming of Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins includes a 30 block downtown procession and a giant Astro dome celebration. Frank Sinatra Tito, Dana, Flip Wilson, Marguerite Piazza Dionne Warwick and Nancy Ames perform with Buddy Brock Orchestra. About 50 000 guests expected amid confetti ticker tape and a 60 foot photo display.
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Michael Colling
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Flip Wilson
Marguerite Piazza
Dionne Warwick
Nancy Ames
Buddy Brock
David Merrick
Armstrong
Aldrin
Collins
Bill Giles
Astrodome
Belfast Bar Looting and Arson Sparks British Troop Dispatch
Protestant mobs looted and burned Catholic bars in Belfast as British troops arrived to separate warring factions. Two people killed and 224 wounded in the fourth night of sectarian violence. death toll rises with a 25 year old gunshot victim. Army and police set up roadblocks and barbed wire while IRA activity and Irish tensions escalate.
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Israelis kill seven Arab infiltrators along Jordan River frontier
Israeli forces report seven infiltrators killed in two overnight clashes along the Jordan River frontier. The incidents occurred as tensions rise and border security operations continue in the region.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan River
Coming Sunday Feature Preview on gas stations and VFW leader
The Sunday Chronicle previews a piece by Bob Eisenbarth on the gas station boom, with James Allen of Columbia Station as commander of the Ninth District Veterans of Foreign Wars. Also noted is Elyria Memorial Hospital's modern Cardiac Care Unit upgrade and Harriett Long's Oberlin retirement home feature on the Women's Pages.
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Bob Eisenbarth
Sunday Chronicle
James Allen
Columbia Station
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dennis Hessler
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Karel Neikirk
Harriett Long
Oberlin
Embree Hoffman
Plea Guilty in Clearview Fracas Case Remains Open
Fourteen Clearview High School students cited to Juvenile Court pleaded guilty before Judge Henry P. Webber. Sentencing is deferred pending probation department report. Two 18 year olds, General Kimbrough Jr. and Jonathan Dwayne Carter, faced additional neglect charges. Others under 18 were represented by James Tassie. Eien, a Clearview senior, was indicted for arson in a $500000 school fire and pleads innocent. He awaits trial on October 7 with $5000 bond.
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Clearview High School
Lorain County Juvenile Court
Henry P. Webber
Juvenile Probation Department
General Kimbrough Jr
Clifton Ave
Jonathan Dwayne Carter
Toledo Ave
Justin Lumley
Ten Americans Die as Enemy Downed Troop-landing Copter
North Vietnamese forces shot down a U S helicopter delivering troops near Da Nang. All 10 Americans aboard were killed. U S and South Vietnamese troops reported heavy fighting near the Cambodian border with numerous Communist casualties and extensive air strikes by B 52 jets.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
da Nang
Cambodia
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Loc Ninh
Anhe
Capital
Weather grows muggy with storms possible today
Partly cloudy and warm and humid with a chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms today and tomorrow. Highs reach upper 80s to low 90s, lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Yesterday's high 92 at 3:50 p.m., low 71 at 7:15 a.m. today. Sunset 8:25 p.m. today, sunrise 6:35 a.m. tomorrow.
Elyria One Percent Income Tax Appeals Court
The city’s 1 percent income tax appeals Ninth District Court after Lorain County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly refused to enjoin the tax. Referendum proponents say the citizens should vote on the tax. Bond costs would be about 400000, making injunctions prohibitive. Members Damon Jones Watson Beal and Kenneth Ball comment.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Citizens Committee
Kelly
Ang
J. Dale Barnard
Damon Jones
Watson Beal
Kenneth Ball
Jones
Moon land scam yields dubious down payments in Brazil
Police in Belo Horizonte clipped Jose Cassiano de Jesus for selling moon land. He offered near side plots at 25 dollars down and 5 dollars monthly for 24 months, far side plots at double the price. No victims pressed charges. they expressed embarrassment and he was released.
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Brazil
UPI
Jose Cassiano de Jesus
de Jesus
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