Israel Attacks Jordan Police in Gulf of Aqaba Raid
Israeli forces unleashed three helicopters and two fighters against a Jordanian police car near Wadi Araba, setting the vehicle ablaze. Five men in the car were feared kidnapped as Jordanian officials reported the incident amid broader regional turmoil and Beirut attack reprisals.
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Ammran
Amman
Wadi
Araba
Dead Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
Gharanda
Gulf
UN moves to condemn Israel raid at Beirut airport
United Nations Security Council moves to condemn Israel for its raid on Beirut Airport. Draft resolution references Lebanon’s right of redress while avoiding a demand for reparations of 56 to 100 million dollars for destroying 13 Lebanese airliners. Russia calls for sanctions appear unlikely. Israel defiant, says action was self defense after Arab attackers targeted an Israeli airliner in Athens. The United States joins in condemnation. Soviets push for broader action.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Athens
Beirut
Abdullah Yafi
Lebanon
Yafi
Moshe Dayan
El Al
E. Al
Mahmound Mohamad Issa
Maher Hussein Yamani
UNITED NATIONS
UPI
U.N. Security Council
Joseph Tekoah
Moscow
Soviet Union
Middle East
Tekoah
United States
council
New Year Edition Delivery Reminder
The Chronicle-Telegram announces its New Year Day edition will be delivered tomorrow morning to allow employees and newspaper carriers to enjoy the holiday.
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Chronicle-Telegram
One-car crash kills Vietnam veteran
A rural Collins man, Mark Wolfe, 22, died after a single vehicle crash on Rt. 20 in front of Western Reserve High School. Howard Reidy, 23, was in critical condition. The car struck a guardrail and a bridge abutment, flipped into a creek, and both occupants were brought to Norwalk Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Wolfe had recently returned from Vietnam service.
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WAKEMAN
Collins
Mark Wolfe
RD 1
Norwalk Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Howard Reidy
Western Reserve High School
Rt. 20
Wolfe
Norwalk hospital
Vietnam
Weather Br r r r New Year Eve Driving Hazard Elyria
Coldest weather of the season brings snow flurries to the Elyria area. Temperatures mid to lower 20s tonight, dropping to zero to eight above late tonight. Elyria police warn drivers to be careful, with extra police on duty and sobriety checks. Yesterday low 23, today high 39.
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Elyra
U.S
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Elyria
Maurice Flood
Apollo crew to tell NASA of re entry and flight
Apollo astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders will brief NASA officials at the Manned Spacecraft Center on their moon flight experiences over the next two weeks. They described the Pacific re entry the fastest ever and reviewed released film and photographs from the mission.
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UPI
Apollo
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space agency
Frank Borman
James Lovell
William Anders
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Manned Spacecraft Center
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earth
Pacific Ocean
Australian airliner crash near Port Hedland claims 26 aboard
A MacRobertson Miller Airlines propjet Viscount crashed near Port Hedland while approaching to land from Perth. Weather was clear and flight from Perth to Port Hedland covered 1100 miles. Two dozen four passengers and five crew members were aboard with few foreigners among the dead. Search planes found no sign of life at the scene.
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Australia
API
Port Herland
MacRobertson Miller
Port Hedland
Portland
crank
elsenhere
First Baby Contest honors Elyria Memorial birth in 1969
The first baby born at Elyria Memorial Hospital after midnight will win prizes from six Lorain County firms. The gifts include two $25 savings bonds, a baby book, a folding chair, baby food and pampers, plus a savings account matching the baby's weight and a surprise package of items. Parents must be Lorain County residents and show exact birth details to claim.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Chronicle Telegram
Better Homes and Gardens
Central Book Store
Elyria
May Co
Sheffield
Schild
IGA Foodliner
North Eaton
Citizens Home and Savings Bank
Lorain
the
Ontario Co
Reversed costs of marriage and divorce proposed
A pithy remark questions if marriage costs $10,000 while divorce costs only $2, illustrating a tongue in cheek critique of wedding economics. The line contrasts expensive commitment with cheap separation to highlight financial pressures behind unions.
Lake drained reveals body of missing scout master
In Warren Ohio the body of Richard Bean 46 was recovered from Yankee Lake in Brookfield after firefighters drained the lake. Bean disappeared last Saturday during a canoeing accident on Yankee Run Creek while guiding four scouts to safety as their canoe overturned during instruction for a merit badge.
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UPI
Hartford
Ohio
Yankee Lake
Brookfield Two
Richard Bean
Yankee Run
Bean
Ohio high court upholds junkyard screen law
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the state law requiring screening of auto junkyards constitutional and within police power. The ruling enables enforcement, with cases prepared in several cities, though enforcement had waited on the decision.
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COLUMBUS
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Sheffield Lake council appoints commission to negotiate annexation
Sheffield Lake city officials form a commission to negotiate with Lorain for potential annexation, outlining goals and next steps as city and regional ties are discussed. Board members emphasize orderly talks and public input. Local government seeks clearer boundaries and service alignment.
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SHEFFIELD LAKE
Lorain
Parallel talks eyed to break Vietnam deadlock
U S officials study a shift to parallel conferences on Vietnam peace with separate tracks for military, political, and regional issues. Kissinger proposed the approach as Hanoi opposes a four party format, while Saigon and Viet Cong debates center on VC status and Saigon governance. Talks stalled since November 6 with no date set for Ky’s Paris return.
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PARIS
U.S
Washington
Hanoi
Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Hano
Nguyen Van Thien
Ellsworth Bunker
Nguyen Cao Ky
American officer freed after five years in Viet Cong camps
In the Mekong Delta a U S Army officer, a first lieutenant in the Special Forces, was freed by a South Vietnamese army patrol from a Viet Cong camp in the U Minh forest about 150 miles southwest of Saigon. He appeared in satisfactory condition but emaciated and tired, and was flown to a hospital with another freed South Vietnamese officer.
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Mekong Delta
U.S
21st Division
U Minh
South Vietnam
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