First 1970 Ohio baby born in Vermilion and others
The report covers newborns across Ohio announcing the first 1970 babies in several communities. Vermilion welcomes an eight pound, 10 ounce boy to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bohl after midnight at Amherst Hospital. Lorain’s St Joseph Hospital greets Robert Wheeler, six pounds six ounces, with the wheels of Navy life affecting the family. Oberlin notes Lea Ann Goddard at 7 pounds 10 ounces and Strongsville records Terri Lynn Hampton at 7 pounds 16 ounces. Dayton records a newborn boy to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dubois shortly after midnight.
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She
Robert Porostovsky
Moats Sparkle Market
Vermilion
Harry Bohl
St Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Robert Wheeler
Robert
Nancy Wheeler
Stony Ridge Rd
Wheeler
Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Terri Lynn Hampton
Curtis Hampton
Royalton
Darrell L. Goddard
Walnut St
Lea Ann
Goddard
Oberlin High
Oberlin
Ohio
Dayton
Richard Dubois
Stanley Bohl
John Lee
Amherst Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
John Kenney
Dead battery halts Peru hijacking plot on jetliner
Five Brazilian revolutionaries attempted to hijack a Lima bound jetliner for Cuba aided by two young daughters and the wife of a jailed Brazilian fighter. The plan hinged on delivering the children to Havana before the group would return to fight in Brazil. The plane landed in Lima for refueling after the over Uruguay incident.
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Lima
Peru
API
Cuba
Brazil
Associated Press
Havana
Uruguay
No salvage for flaming arms ship Badger State
The Navy abandons salvage attempts on the munitions ship Badger State adrift 1 500 miles northwest of Hawaii as cargo of bombs and rockets threatens a blast. Fourteen crewmen were rescued. others presumed lost while the Abnaki kept watch five to seven miles away.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Hawaii
Vietnam
Navy
Badger State
Agnew Reassures Formosa Allies Amid Asia Tensions
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived in Formosa to assure Chiang Kai-shek’s government of U S treaty commitments while signaling willingness to pursue dialogue and reduce military spending. He stressed the Nixon Doctrine favors easing tensions and urged continued U S defense of Asia, noting ongoing strategic posture and regional diplomacy.
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Taipei
Spiro T. Agnew
Formosa
China
Vietc
Nixon
Agnew
Asia
United States
Republic of China
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
Burglars Hit Andorka's Lanes On New Year’s Eve
In Lorain on New Year’s Eve burglars pried open vending machines at Andorka’s Lanes 1039 Bridge Dr and stole coins. Eight lanes were left in use and investigators say the intruders may have bowled a couple of games before fleeing. The timing of the games relative to the breakin remains unclear.
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Andorka
Bridge Dr
Hoover critiques extremists in year end FBI report
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover released a year end report outlining 1969 violence by extremist groups against police. He cited more than 100 attacks in six months by Black extremists, seven police deaths and over 120 injuries, while noting continued activity by Black Panther type groups. He warned of a Klan recruitment surge after Robert Skeltons release and cited shifts in the New Left movement. The Chronicle Telegram announced a price increase effective January 4 1970 for print editions due to higher newsprint costs.
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Reaude
Taipei
Agnew
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
National Assembly
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Black Panther Party
Justice Department
Department
Lebanon Israel clash prompts warnings and air strikes
Lebanese officials say Israeli planes strafed roads near Hasbaya wounding civilians as antiaircraft batteries forced withdrawals. Jordan reports border clashes while France demands recall of an Israeli admiral over the gunboat affair.
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Israel
Lebanon
al- Agkoub
Suez Canal
Beirut
Hasbaya
Jordan
Jordan Valley
Tel Aviv
France
Paris
Egypt
Cold Weather With Light Snow Chance Forecast
The report notes cloudy cold conditions with a chance of light snow tonight and tomorrow. Highs in the upper 20s, lows around the teens to low 20s, 4 percent precip probability, and sunset at 3:08 PM.
Water and icebergs power the sunken hopes for arid lands
The Sunday Chronicle Telegram previews water issues in Imperial Valley, noting irrigation harms crops and costs, and contrasts with ideas of towing icebergs to arid regions as a feasible, economic solution.
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California
Imperial Valley
America
Sunday Chronicle- Telegram
Nixon Criticizes Texas Ranking After Close Bowl
The article notes Nixon's take on Texas being named No 1, suggesting blame or credit may fall to a White House aide. It discusses close bowl scores, late-fourth-quarter outcomes, and bench strength as factors in ranking. References Bud Wilkinson and game coverage on pages 21-24.
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Nixon
Texas
White House
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
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