One of four Dionne quints found dead in Montreal
Marie Houle, one of the surviving Dionne quints born in Callander in 1934, was found dead at age 2 after a brief illness. An autopsy was planned as authorities noted the quints’ fraught family history and prior public attention surrounding the famous siblings.
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Ohican reports bones may prove Amelia Earhart case solved
Charred bones found on Saipan and handed to the Ohio Historical Society are claimed to belong to Amelia Earhart. Dr. Raymond S Baby notes human remains likely female, about 40, and connected to Earhart disappearance in 1937. Witness accounts linked to a 1946 cremation near a jungle cave are cited by authors.
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Purple hair job lawsuit seeks damages over purple hair incident
A Tarrant County woman sues a beauty shop claiming the permanent wave solution was left on her head for 40 minutes, turning her hair purple, causing hair loss and scalp injuries. She seeks 300 for wigs 500 for medical care and 26060 for humiliation and pain.
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Chicago 5 Pail OKd by Court
A federal appeals court ruled that all members of the Chicago conspiracy group may be freed on bail. Five of seven men tried for conspiring to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention were convicted and sentenced to five years. they and the remaining two had already received contempt of court penalties. Names include David Dellinger, Bernard Oasis, Thomas Hayden, Abbott Hoffman, and Jerry Rubin.
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Conductor Robert Shaw warns orchestras on tuning with society
A Sunday Chronicle Telegraph interview with Conductor Robert Shaw discusses how major orchestras must align with broader society beyond the elite or risk obsolescence. The piece, by Pat Geisler, critiques current conductor standards and audience relevance.
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Elyria Bus Firm Suspends Service Over Cash Shortage
Elyria and Lorain based Convenient Bus and Limo Service halted operations after months of financial strain and vandalism. Owner Richard Egg warned the firm may not resume without emergency subsidies and money to fix a damaged fleet.
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Foreign Airlines Charged Over Pollution at Kennedy Airport
New York State Attorney General charges foreign airlines operating at Kennedy International Airport with polluting the air. Summonses seek to bar discharges of smoke fumes and gases during landing and takeoff.
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Shiflet Hires Guide For Alaska Snowmobile Trek
Tom Shiflet, son of Shiflet, plans a 4000 mile drive from Point Barrow to Seattle on a snowmobile. He hired an Eskimo guide and will route inland due to dangerous ice. The trip starts today with a cat trail to Gubik and north slope ice road to Fairbanks, aiming for March 9. Alsport Inc of Norwalk Ohio supplied the machine.
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National Guard patrolling Isla Vista after four days of violence
About 150 of 600 National Guardsmen commanded by Gov Reagan blocked entry to Isla Vista during a 6 pm curfew, as calm returned after four days of clashes. Earlier, 114 arrests were reported for investigation, failure to disperse, loitering, or related offenses amid several nights of bombings and confrontations with police.
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Elyria Deaths and Births Highlight Local Community
Community page records names of individuals reported deceased and newborns or births with limited details. Local churches, listings for services and event notices accompany the day’s brief calendar and society notes.
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Space ferry climbs 14 miles in U S test
Nasa tests the wingless HL10 lifting body at Edwards AFB California reaching 147 miles altitude and 848 mph top speed in a mission to prove a reusable space vehicle for ferrying astronauts to space stations without splashdowns.
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Beautiful Star Paiute actress dies at 120 in Los Angeles
Tatzumbie DuPea known as Beautiful Star died at 120 after a fall. Born 1849 near Lone Pine California she appeared in about 40 Western films with Tom Mix Williams Hart and Clark Gable. She later lived in a rest home and used a wheelchair.
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Elyria High aims for 12th sectional title in 14 tries
Elyria High School backs its Pioneers with a weeklong pep display ending in the senior class winning top honors for Back Your Team Week. Elyria is set to meet Lorain tonight for a district berth as Admiral King watches Elyria Catholic’s rally fall just short 76 74 in a pulse stirring district contest.
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Vietnam Terror Attacks and Helicopter Losses Reported
Viet Cong forces staged attacks in Saigon and Da Nang with shelling of 16 towns and bases. Ground fighting was light. eight Americans killed and 38 wounded, 96 Viet Cong/NVA troops killed. Civilians and government soldiers among casualties. a bombing and shop attack caused civilian deaths in Da Nang region.
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Weather outlook with increasing clouds and mild highs
The forecast calls for a warm, mostly sunny day with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s, then more cloudiness and a milder night with a 1 percent chance of precipitation. Tomorrow should be warmer with possible showers or snow, as sunrise is around 6 70 am and yesterday high was 34.
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