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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1965
Page
1
A fragmentary item notes Francis Keppel’s holding of a federal government post and prompts readers to test their knowledge of civil service assignments. The piece hints at a Q and A style inquiry and invites verification of a named official’s current position.
Saigon based UPI report says South Vietnamese and U.S. officials report heavy clashes with Communist guerrillas north and south of Saigon with at least three engagements and around 70 men missing. Two Americans wounded and three helicopter crewmen injured in a crash. Hanoi asks ICC members to withdraw citing unsafe conditions amid air strikes.
Roughly 200 Local 101 UAW members demonstrated briefly between 7 and 8 am in front of Western Automatic Machine Screw Co on Woodland Ave. Signs condemned wage cuts and questioned company-set rates. The 12 week plant shutdown continued as talks neared with WAMS and Local 101. No incidents reported as workers warmed by a drum of burning scraps.
Liquor agents from Ohio pounded Lorain and Elyria with a coordinated raid, arresting 19 men and two women on liquor violation charges. A dozen state agents led by Ralph E. Kreger struck at multiple spots bypassing police, claiming cooperation in Elyria amid citizen complaints in Lorain.
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The forecast calls for wind and sun with increasing clouds this afternoon and warmer temperatures in the high 40s. Tonight will be cloudy and windy with a low around the mid 30s. Tuesday brings more clouds, showers, and a turn to colder conditions.
Dr Phan Huy Quat declared he was approved by the armed forces as prime minister of South Viet Nam after initial backing from military leaders at a full Armed Forces Council meeting. His proposed cabinet includes three deputy premiers and won a mixed religious and military council’s approval.
In Britain, 23 000 family doctors and 12 000 dentists face a pay dispute that could spark resignations from the National Health System. The BDA called an emergency meeting for Feb 2 to discuss NHS exits while the BMA urged undated resignations for possible use after April 1, 1965. The pay gap centers on a requested 53.8 million pound rise, with the government offering under a third.
Demonstrators in Jakarta burned papier mache effigies of President Johnson and Uncle Sam holding an atom bomb amid police and troops using tear gas. Some protesters were injured after refusing police orders to disperse as the crowd also torched figures of Malaysian Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman.
In Gary Indiana a federal court hearing before Judge George Beamer will decide whether Local 1014 ballots from last Tuesday should be recounted. The dispute centers on the United Steelworkers election as candidates press for clarity amid a tight race.
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes blasted government red tape during a address to the Outdoor Writers of Ohio at Holiday Inn East Columbus. He announced replacing the Ohio Conservation Bulletin with a new color magazine titled The Wonderful World of Otto, distributing sample copies and maps to emphasize state resources, education, industry, and recreation while criticizing current publication plans. The event also touched on maps for beaches and parks, and Rhodes pressed for swift action on state publications and tourism emphasis.
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