Charlton Heston Calls Mother's War Time Fears Away
Charlton Heston phoned Mrs. Jesse Snyder of 917 Main St to reassure her about son PFC Jerry Snyder in Viet Nam. She learned of the surprise call after missing it at work, and Heston spoke from Ban Me Thout where Jerry serves with the 155th Aviation Company.
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Heston
Jerry
States
Ben
Hollywood
Charlton Heston
Mom
Viet Nam
Teddy Roosevelt
Richard Edwards
Mrs. Snyder
Chronicle-Telegram
Beverly Hills
Edwards
Lakeland scramble tightens race as three teams battle top spot
Huron climbs to first by half a game as Amherst and New London hover a game back with one less game played creating a near three way tie. Medina remains unbeaten and Elyria tops Buckeye Conference foe to keep title hopes alive. Vermilion crushes Wellington 119 to 94 as Ralph Mayer breaks school scoring mark for the second straight week. Details on pages 24 25 26.
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Huron
Amherst
New London
Medina
Elyria
Buckeye
Elyria Catholic
Vermilion
Wellington
Ralph Mayer
Celebrity Cookbook features cheese bread and Welsh rarebit recipes
Page 10 highlights Sybil Burton Christopher offering cheese bread and Welsh rarebit recipes in Celebrity Cookbook while Richard favors his Taylor-made approach. The issue notes a Oberlin center anniversary by the Federal Aviation Agency, praise for the USO in Viet Nam, and a tax dollar explainer across pages 21 to 23.
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Sybil Burton Christopher
Richard
Oberlin
Heat wave expected with 30 degree high this weekend
Weather forecasts at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport predict a mild heat wave with a high of 30 and a low of 10 compared to last weekend's four and five degree temperatures. Lorain County reports roads mostly clear after nine inches of snow with eight salt and cinder trucks active overnight and 1,000 tons of materials used. Oberlin State Highway Garage notes state roads are clear with four crews on duty all night and five in the morning, using 50 tons of calcium chloride. City crews say main thoroughfares are clear with four trucks spreading salt and cinders today and another four out three hours overnight.
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Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Lorain County
Steve Chick
All County
Chick
Oberlin State Highway
Carl Eggert
al Schriner
Wilson weighs call for vote as Labour braces for election
Prime Minister Harold Wilson summons Labour leaders to a private meeting amid talk of a snap election to widen his Commons majority. A Friday death tightens the government’s margin, with a forthcoming Conservative district vote expected to shrink it further.
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London
VPI
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Wilson
Klansmen Charged Over Liuzzo Killing Ordered Selma
Congressional investigator testifies an Alabama man ordered Ku Klux Klan members into Selma last March for the murder of civil rights worker Mrs Viola Liuzzo. Robert Thomas, a CHUA witness, was not accused of ordering the killing.
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Selma
Area couple hurt tragedy in California crash kills one
A Lorain County couple touring California were in a one car crash near Montebello. Erwin Myers 73 of Wellington died on arrival at a Montebello hospital. His wife Evelyn Myers and his brother Milo Myers of Wakeman were injured. The couple had traveled to visit Erwin Myers and were in California two to three days. Funeral services are planned in Montebello with rites set for Monday.
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Lorain County
Wellington
California
Montebello
Calif
Erwin Myers
Saigon
UPI
U.S
Jwar
1St Air Cavalry Division
1St Cavalry
Evellyn
Beverly Hospital
Milo
Harvey
Gordon
Elyria
Blanche Miller
Pheonix
Ariz
Wesley Tuttle
Flying Horsemen Strike In Viet Nam Offensive Update
U S airborne and air cavalry forces engage Communist units in South Viet Nam. About 711 of 1,172 Communist fatalities attributed to three U S drives. 120 Communists and 582 suspects captured since Jan 25. One brief contact with fleeing Reds amid a tear gas aided trench clear. Paratroopers clash northeast of Saigon. gas masked troops clear trenches 295 miles northeast of Saigon.
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U.S
Haider Way
Viet Nam
U.S. 10St Airborne Division
Saigon
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Johnson to Confer on Vietnam War in Hawaii
President Johnson and top advisers fly from Andrews to Honolulu for a three day review of military and civilian aspects of the Vietnam War. He, with Secretary Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara, will meet with Westmoreland and later join South Vietnamese leaders Ky and Thieu. A parallel U.S. group heads to Hawaii with HEW and AID officials and experts.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Hawaii
Viet Nam
Andrews Air Force Base
Honolulu
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
White House
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
Francis Keppel
HEW
David E. Bell
Agency For International Development
Tax ruling hits tips in restaurant wages and bookkeeping
The new Form 40704 4070 burdens service workers with weekly tip reports drawing ire from employers like Sam Khoury of the Graystone Hotel and Ohio restaurant leaders led by John Dempsey. Workers fear unfairly demanding reporting and losses in take home pay as bosses cite cost and red tape.
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Washington, DC
Sam Khoury
The
Graystone
Khoury
John Dempsey
Cleveland
Ohio
Cindy Palmer
Lake Ave
C-T pair snaps 4 Ohio wins
Chronicle-Telegram photographers swept ONPA winter awards. Harry Snavely earned first in feature for newspapers under 0,000 circulation for “Who Likes Original Gals” plus third for “Pre-Chow Face Wash” and honorable mention for “Love That Dill.” Luke Black took second for “Where is Winter.” Forty awards were given from 477 entries.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Harry Snavely
Ohio News Photographer Association
Snavely
Luke Black
Press Photographers Association of Pittsburgh
Black
ONPA
Hospitality Inn
Columbus
Quake Kills, Wounds Scores in Greek Villages
An offshore series of earthquakes destroyed four villages Krentis Farna Kleistos and Vracha near Patras and Lamia. At least one death and dozens injured were reported as residents fled into streets before dawn. A state of emergency was declared and authorities rushed in aid including food tents tents and medical supplies.
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Athens
API
Patras
Lamia
Greece
Krentis
Farna
Kleistos
Vracha
Mimis Cali
Vienna
Lorain annexation plan stalled by legal details
Lorain plans to annex 3022 acres in Sheffield Village are stalled while city officials review legalities. Mayor Mathna will present the larger 6810 acre proposal including Elyria Brownhelm and Amherst Townships to council Monday. City Solicitor Hrutska says Sheffield annexation cannot be initiated without further legality checks. Sheffield voters may need to petition under Ohio law before annexation proceeds.
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Lorain
Sheffield Village
Woodrow W. Mathna
Mathna
Elyria
Brownhelm
Amherst
John Hrutska
Sheffield
Ttritsko
Hritsko
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Abby Settee
Merriman Smith
Ing
William Westmoreland
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Henry Cabot Ledge
Broad St
Cindy
Kent State University Extension
KSU
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