Chronicle Telegram Seals Offsets Era With Major Expansion
The Chronicle Telegram publishes its first offset issue marking a 1 million expansion to merge offset presses and electro photonic typesetting. The project aims to double speed, improve quality, and relieve Temple Court congestion with a new 30 by 99 foot expansion, beginning 1968 and expected to finish before snow flies.
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U.S. strengthens Bu Dop outpost amid border activity
U.S. Air Force transport planes airlift 18 armored personnel carriers and six antitank guns to Bu Dop Special Forces camp 80 miles north of Saigon following reports of enemy armored movement near the Cambodian border. Officials say activity declined from an early peak but remains high, with planning underway for potential future attacks and troop withdrawal decisions by President Nixon.
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Cycle crash kills EDCHS ex star and track standout
James Churpek 18 formerly of Elyria Catholic High School died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from internal injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car at Rt. 113 and West Ridge Road in Elyria Township. The car driver James Kastler 20 faced a failure to yield charge.
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West Ridge Road
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Lorain County Fair draws record attendance surpassing 1966 mark
The 114th Lorain County Fair set a new attendance high with 149,255 visitors over six days, exceeding the 1966 record of 122,000 by more than 27,000. On the final day, 19,691 people attended the fairgrounds.
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Lorain County
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Rene Ernaddemerane
Elyria
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Lorain
Korean clings to giant sea turtle for 15 hours at sea
A Korean survivor clung to the back of a giant sea turtle for fifteen hours after tumbling from a Liberian freighter about 113 miles off Nicaragua. He was rescued by the Swedish ship Citadel, captained by Horst Werder, and later recovered aboard in good condition as the vessel headed toward Los Angeles.
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Werder
Nicaragua
Pacific
John Thompson Arrested Over Obscenity Protest
John Thompson was arrested amid a censorship protest concerning obscenity allegations. The incident centers on his claim that pornography was used as a political weapon and his subsequent detention.
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Protest and Pornography Debate Roils Berkeley Campus
A 1965 Berkeley protest highlights pornography as a political tool and moral challenge. Students chant slogans despite concerns from adults about radicals attacking Christian ethics. The movement centers on free speech and civil rights amid campus upheaval.
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Berkeley
University of California
Bills to Bar Mailed Smut Flood Congress
Washington lawmakers target obscene mail with more than 200 bills introduced to curb unsolicited material. Proposals seek to ban mailing indecent images or descriptions and to define prurient content, amid debate over vagueness and potential effects on legitimate publications. Weather notes follow.
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Parade Set for Elyria West All-Stars After D.C. Visit
Elyria will host a downtown parade tomorrow at 7 30 p m to welcome the West All-Stars returning from a Washington trip with the President after sharing third in the Little League World Series in Williamsport Pa The Jet will land at 2 17 p m at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. A Thursday banquet by area sportsmen at Larry s Beef and Tails Restaurant will honor the team.
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Elyria West
Iowa
Central States
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Australian charged with arson in Jerusalem mosque admits guilt
Australian defendant Michael Rohen, accused of starting the fire at the E Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, reportedly confessed to Israeli officials. He is shown in a maximum security cell, with page four details noted in the report.
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E Aqsa
Jerusalem
UPI
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