Violence at San Francisco State Triggers Student Teacher Clash
On the San Francisco State campus violence flared for a third day as picketers from the American Federation of Teachers and militant students faced off near the administration building. Police arrested four as clashes over recognition and pay escalated, while classes suffered low attendance amid ongoing demonstrations and a 15-point demand list.
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Lebanon Accepts Premier Abdullah Yafi Resignation
President Charles Helou accepted the three month old government of Premier Abdullah Yafi. Yafi and two ministers quit the cabinet amid fallout from the Dec 29 Beirut Airport raid that destroyed 13 Arab airliners. Defense and Foreign Minister Hussein Oweini announced his resignation but Helou would not accept it.
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Sirhan defense seeks to throw out case
Sirhan B Sirhan defense today asked to dismiss the murder case over a bid to have two juries decide guilt and penalty in the assassination of Senator Robert F Kennedy. Judge Herbert Walker denied the motion as a tense opening to the trial.
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Hanoi Rejects U.S. Paris Talks Appeal
North Vietnam refused to reconsider its stance on seating proposals for the Paris Vietnam talks. Hanoi insists on a four-party format with the NLF, rejecting U.S. efforts to create a two-sided conference. No secret bargaining session planned. talks continue with working sessions expected.
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Council members not seeking reelection in Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake reports three councilmen will not run again, with local election implications shown. Vermilion Authority may delay Port trip to Vicksburg, Miss, until April. Grafton notes concerns over inadequate fire warning system. North Eaton trustees add two to fire department. Avon rezoning hearing on commercial area tonight. New London council authorizes sewage plant repairs.
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Australia fires claim lives near Melbourne
Fires roared through rural areas near Melbourne injuring and killing residents. Lara appeared hardest hit with reports of eight to ten deaths as crews struggled to assess damage amid downed lines. A firefighter died near Ararat and mass evacuations disrupted rail travel across Victoria.
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Local Market Ads Highlight Everyday Specials
At Red Rooster Farm Market on Route 113 Sealed milk and oranges offer low prices with 3 dozen Sunkist NAVEL oranges for $1. Meyers Goldberg markets list center cut pork chops priced per pound. Check pages 20 21 and 31 for full ads.
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Freak Colorado Winds Sparked Fires and Damaged Area
A Colorado windstorm north of Denver toppled power lines and an empty lookout tower, sparking forest fires and causing extensive damage including a fatal truck crash north of Denver. Travel advisories and cold wave warnings extended from the Dakotas to Wisconsin as snow and fog spread across multiple regions.
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Plane hijacked forces Colombian airliner to divert to Cuba
An Avianca DC 4 with 56 aboard, including passengers and crew, was forced to divert to Havana by a young man armed with a pistol. The pilot confirmed the hijack and said the flight was headed to Cuba. Cuban authorities reported the aircraft landed in Havana. All others were expected to depart for Colombia soon.
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Punctuality as art of guessing others’ delays
A compact aphorism marks punctuality as the skill of estimating another person’s lateness. It frames timely arrival as a blend of timing intuition and social reading rather than strict schedules.
Storm forecast brings Elyria snow totals to seven inches
Lorain County could pick up up to three more inches by midnight as a winter storm moves through. At Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and North Ridgeville meteorologists noted 2.8 inches in the last 24 hours and a county total of four inches. Light snow and rising temperatures were expected, with flurries through Monday as the storm exits Ohio.
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Weather update predicts 1 to 3 inches of snow
Increasing clouds and milder temperatures lead to light snow continuing tonight with new snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches by late evening. Highs near 30 tomorrow. tonight’s lows in the 20s. Sunset 5 15 p.m. Sunrise 7 53 a.m. High 23 yesterday noon, low 2 today 8 a.m. Details on page 34.
Elyria Man Receives Bronze Star and Purple Heart Posthumously
Dead Elyria is awarded two medals for Pfe. John L. Began of 244 Fairlawn Street. Began died in Vietnam last August after being killed by enemy crossfire while serving with the 1st Battalion 77th Artillery 1st Air Cavalry Division in Phu Bai. He was drafted in 1967 and a 1963 Elyria High School graduate. He is survived by his parents three brothers and a sister.
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Acheson credits luck over JFK in 1962 Cuban crisis
Dean Acheson says Kennedy gambled to the edge of recklessness during the Cuban missile crisis and won largely because he was phenomenally lucky. He also faults the adviser process as repetitive and leaderless while praising Kennedy’s restraint and timing.
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