Malcolm X Killing Suspect Hagan Faces New Charges
Police say the man identified as Thomas Hagan, also known as Talmadge Hayer, was the shooter in Malcolm X’s killing and was wounded by a Malcolm aide. FBI fingerprints tied him to a 1983 Passaic arrest for stolen property.
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Soviets Send Missiles and Troops to North Viet Nam
Diplomatic sources say Soviet ground to air missiles jet fighters and advisers are en route to Communist North Viet Nam to bolster defenses against possible U S air strikes. A UPI dispatch cites Premier Kosygin promising aid to Hanoi and confirms Moscow’s intent to follow through despite lack of official confirmation.
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Khanh agrees to resign but seeks face-saving exit
In Saigon Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh agreed to resign as South Viet Nam’s military strongman but demanded a face-saving exit. He consented to steps to end his rule after talks with the Armed Forces Council, with writing of his resignation considered.
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Cosmos satellite launches mark expanded Soviet space program
Cosmos satellites are reported launched from Vostok into orbit as part of the Soviet Union's intensified space program. The spacecraft Cosmos 57 is said to be operating normally amid claims of a broader mission. A Damascus dispatch notes tensions as Syria asks an embassy secretary to exit within 48 hours amid espionage allegations.
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Severe winter storm plagues Lorain County with snow and ice
A massive cold front moved into Lorain County bringing snow and freezing rain that prompted salt truck deployments and slow traffic. Dozens of accidents occurred with several minor injuries. The US Weather Bureau forecast 1 to 3 more inches of snow and near zero overnight temps with a gradual warmup tomorrow. Highways in northeastern Ohio were treacherous with I 80 and the Ohio Turnpike enforcing reduced speeds. Power lines faced sporadic outages while officials reported one two hour outage.
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Coadjutor Bishop Clarence Gissenmann Visited Elyria
Crowds welcomed Bishop Clarence Gissenmann of Cleveland on his first Elyria visit. He spoke on Vatican Council teachings about the people of God who must know love and serve Him to achieve eternal life. He said life’s success is measured at judgment and urged harmony in living with others.
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Snowy Interlude With Bitter Colder Air Today
Snow flurries and heavy squalls move through with winds and much colder air. New snow accumulations expected from 1 to 3 inches, locally 6 inches or more, with highs only 10 to 15. Tonight will be diminishing flurries and near zero. Partly cloudy and less cold Tuesday. Weather map page 14.
Hope of ending draft wanes as study delays action
Washington agencies report that prospects for ending the military draft are fading. A year-long Defense Department manpower study has yielded only speculative proposals. The Pentagon appears likely to recommend to President Johnson that the draft be continued to sustain armed forces, with only the Army currently drafting.
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USW Presidential Vote Count Under Way in Pittsburgh
Ballots from 3,203 USW locals in the United States and Canada are being counted after a Feb. 9 election. Officials say protests filed could delay final results by up to three weeks. Counting is overseen by three international tellers and conducted by the Honest Ballot Association of New York with Labor Department observers present.
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UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
I. W. Abel
John Shipperbottom
Wayne Antrim
Steve Caruso
Honest Ballot Association of
New York
NSW
Labor Department
United States
Canada
World monorail link Juarez to U S city identified
The article teases the world first international monorail project connecting Ciudad Juarez with a U S city. It also notes National FFA week features reviews and photos from Midview Keystone Firelands and Wellington chapters. Elyria Catholic claims North Central Conference basketball title.
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Keystone
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Wellington
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Elyria
Ranger 8 Moon Photos Hint at Frothy Rock Surface
Pasadena scientists study 7,500 Ranger 8 lunar images to answer if American craft could map the Moon by 1977. Early views suggest a frothy rock surface possibly like crunchy snow, with potential caverns and tunnels.
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C T tops its class in U S typography contest
The Chronicle-Telegram was named the best in its circulation class in Inland Daily Press Association’s annual typography contest. Only the Kitchener Record ranked higher in Class D. Norwalk Reflector and Ashland Times-Gazette also earned honors in other categories.
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