Humphrey snubs Fulbright on Viet Nam testimony in Canberra
Vice President Humphrey will decline Senator Fulbright’s invitation to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Viet Nam. He arrived in Canberra after a New Delhi visit where he said he would privately brief lawmakers on his mission. In New Delhi he announced renewed US aid loans to India and Pakistan after a prior suspension over Kashmir disputes.
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U S planes hit strategic North Viet Nam targets near Dien Bien Phu
US Air Force and Navy planes are destroying 12 prime targets in a 100 square mile zone around Dien Bien Phu in Communist North Vietnam. The targets include barracks storage buildings administrative centers and the Dien Bien Phu airfield 145 miles west of Hanoi.
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Rusk Faces Senate on Vietnam Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as the Johnson administration faced continued debate over U.S. involvement in Vietnam and a request for additional war funds. He had previously appeared on January 28 for four hours of questioning by Chairman J William Fulbright and other critics.
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Viet Nam War Casualties Rise to 2108 Deaths
US officials report 2108 American combat deaths in Vietnam as nine Viet Cong attacks hit Long An Province near Saigon and a hero infantryman dies preventing a grenade blast. The Defense Department confirms 103 US service members killed in action in the week ending last Monday.
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Winter Weather Outlook With Snow Showers And Cold
Light snow and partly cloudy skies expected today with little temperature change. High near 2. Cloudy conditions continue tonight into Saturday with occasional light snow and colder temperatures. Low around 8 to 16 degrees.
New seats for Cleveland park
Cleveland, Ohio, officials awarded a 28000 dollar contract to install 1500 more seats at Municipal Stadium. The deal was approved Wednesday and expands seating capacity at the city venue.
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Browns request extra seats for press box loss
UPI reports Senator Frank Lausche said on Thursday that additional seating will be added in six rows in front of the bleachers after construction removed seats in a baseball press box. The move comes as the Browns seek seats to replace those lost.
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Lorain hospital fights staff shortages and newness
Chronicle Telegram outlines Lorain Community Hospital as a new facility grappling with staffing shortages while highlighting its modern approach. It notes Future Farmers of America celebrating a birthday tied to a renowned farmer and includes commentary on a television sales push. A spring cleaning feature previews attic finds. Sports covers Elyria Catholic's NC Conference title bid and Inland Conference prospects for Avon and Keystone.
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Lorain County Speedway Sold to Valley View Group
The Lorain County Speedway is sold to Valley View Sports Arena Inc of Cleveland with negotiations by G L. Seyers Elyma attorney for Frank Aseen of Lorain. The opening date for the 1966 season is tentatively set for April 23 pending weather and improvements. John Lemme will be general manager and plans include lighting safety upgrades and possible pit area relocation.
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Reichlin Rejects Mathna City Study Group Bid
Elyria Mayor Leonard P Reichlin yesterday rejected a proposal to form a 20 member panel to study Mayor Mathna s one city idea. Service Director A David Baumhart and James T Tracey discussed the idea in Mathna s absence and Tracey planned to relay it to Reichlin. Reichlin said he is 100 percent against forming any committee and warned that joining forces could create a bureaucratic monster.
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Elyria praised officials for road bridge aiding Midway Mall
Crissinger of the Ohio Highway Department commended Elyria Brownhelm Township and Lorain County leaders for cooperative efforts on a $5 million bridge at the Rt 57 I 90 intersection near Griswold Road. Elyria sacrificed access to several roads to enable free traffic flow, with a bridge costs up to 300000 dollars to the city. Surrounding areas will benefit from the project and the cooperation was noted as surprisingly strong compared with other counties.
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Oberlin council opens probe of light plant turmoil
Oberlin last night began an inquiry into alleged faulty management and widespread employee dissatisfaction in the city light and power system. Counselman James F. Long urged council to hear grievances, noting employees have a right and duty to complain when department heads fail to address issues. PUC members questioned Nixon’s access to information and the plant’s leadership as city officials delayed action while City Manager Marquis, away for illness, returns Monday.
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Oberlin clerk cited in city cash loss investigation
state examiner reports recovery efforts over stolen city funds linked to Carmen Towler former Oberlin cashier. Towler reported $1672 missing from a downtown store on December 10 triggering audit. report released by Auditor Roger Cloud cites a $1678 recovery target and names Towler as the suspect.
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Where to turn Theyll cut off Niaragas water
The page surveys an outdoor section lineup from public debates on firearms control to municipal sewage blamed for Ohio fish kills and regulatory aims to preserve walleye. It lists features on archery in public relations, a Black River Playhouse production, and various community items across pages 14 15 23 9 10.
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