Plan to Expand Detention and Rehabilitation Facilities
Judge Webber proposes expanding the detention department to hold 14 boys and six girls with space for 55 in a rehabilitation division. State aid could cover up to half of construction costs, while new facilities would be county run. The plan envisions upgrading the current building for a 75 juvenile rehabilitation center with potential levy funding in November.
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Webber
General Assembly
Pew
Johnson
Youth Commission
Judge Webber
Cong twist cease fire raid Koreans in Vietnam
A 400 strong Viet Cong force wearing black pajamas attacked a South Korean marine platoon near Tuy Hoa during the lunar New Year ceasefire. After two hours of fighting the Koreans, under strict truce rules, counterattacked, killing about 46 Viet Cong.
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Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
UPS
Blue Dragon
Korean Marine Brigade
Tuy Hoa
Rusk delivers cautious Vietnam peace press briefing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk spoke to reporters amid growing pessimism about Communist response to President Johnson's Vietnam peace push. He outlined international sympathy for the effort but had no sign of imminent Communist offers to end the war.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Viet Nam
Rusk
Southeast Asia
U Thant Urges Viet Cong Involvement In Saigon Govt
U.N. Secretary General U Thant proposed at a press conference that the Viet Cong be asked to help form a broad based Saigon regime and invited to participate as a separate entity at peace negotiations as the practical path toward a representative government in South Vietnam.
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United Nations
HTNS
U.N
U Thant
Saigon
Thant
South Viet Nam
Soviets reject Japan's peace appeal over Viet Nam aid
In Moscow, Japanese Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Shiina urged Soviet mediation to end the Viet Nam conflict. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko rejected the plea, saying the United States as aggressor must end fighting and withdraw troops for peace talks.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Japan
Viet Nam
Etsusaburo Shiina
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
United States
Washington
Shiina
Russia
Pearson proposes two neutral Vietnamese communities in peace plan
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson told Parliament that accepting two separate neutralized Vietnamese communities could form the basis of a Viet Nam peace settlement. He endorsed U S peace efforts and urged continued suspension of bombing North Viet Nam.
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Ottawa
UPI
Lester B. Pearson
Viet Nam
Pearson
United States
Viet
Missing nuclear device hunt escalates in Spain
In Palomares Spain a major search intensifies after a SAC KC135 tanker collides with a B57 bomber during refueling off Spain. Reports say the crash killed seven airmen and involved nuclear armament but officials deny a nuclear detonation or contamination risk.
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Spain
Palomares
UPI
Brokens
U.S
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Air Force
Madrid
U.S. Air Force Base
Torrejon
Bsz
Where to turn DiSalle says he won't run
Avon council amid cries of political spoils works out compromise with the mayor on city appointments.
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DiSalle
Avon Council
Italy cabinet falls over nursery school dispute
Italy's center left coalition collapsed after a vote on a plan to set up state nursery schools. Premier Aldo Moro indicated he would resign, following a five minute cabinet meeting and a narrowly defeated bill in the Chamber of Deputies by 250 to 221.
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Rome
UPI
Aldo
Moro
Chamber of Deputies
Belween
Quirinal Palace
Giuseppe Sara
Keys Declines Run for Governor Citing Health
Lorain County treasurer and former Ohio Highway Safety Director J Grant Keys said he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He cited health concerns after a crippling left shoulder injury from a September 11 1963 auto accident and said his physician advised against entering a statewide campaign.
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J. Grant Keys
Lorain County
Ohio Highway Safety
Keys
Michael V. di Keys
Salle
Didate
Auxiliary Pledges 100000 for Elyria Memorial Auditorium
The Women's Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital commits 100000 to fund a new auditorium as part of the hospital building program. Chauncey B. Smythe, hospital board president, says the space will serve medical staff meetings education seminars student nurse functions and other essential gatherings, but funding constraints delayed construction.
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Dorothy Funk
Women’s Auxiliary
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chauncey B. Smythe
Hospital Board of Trustees
Auxiliary
Slippery Weather With Light Snow Through Saturday
A weather summary notes considerable cloudiness with occasional light snow and light freezing drizzle through Saturday. Temperatures will rise today then drop from high 77 to low 15 to 25 degrees tonight.
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Arveagh
Tow
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