U S resumes air raids on North Viet Nam amid fresh fighting
U S resumes air and ground operations as Navy Skyhawks and Air Force Thunderchiefs hit Dong Hoi and Vinh while 1st Cavalry and Vietnamese forces push offensives across South Viet Nam. President Johnson calls for U N Security Council action as war escalates with Marine and coastal strikes and renewed cross‑front fighting.
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UPS
United States
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Air Force
17Th Parallel
Johnson
Ranger
Dong Hoi
Vinh
South Viet Nam
South China Sea
Viet Nam
Tonkin Gulf
Burglarizing Unprofitable Page 10 News
In the Firelands School District area of Birmingham a note on finances shows burglarizing unprofitable as a lesson in safeguarding school funds. Also Elyria Pioneers claim undisputed Buckeye Conference first place. Elyria District Catholic defeats Parma Padua. Oberlin residents seek Medicare answers amid weather delays.
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Elyria Pioneers
Elyria
Parma Padua
Johnson calls UN Security Council meeting on Vietnam war
President Johnson announces resumption of bombing on North Vietnam after a pause and urges an immediate UN Security Council meeting. He stresses continued pursuit of peace, warns against extending the pause, and cites continued Communist aggression and civilian losses.
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UPS
Johnson
United Nations Security Council
Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
Arthur J.) Goldberg
Pope Paul
U. S
Military Joint Chiefs of Staff
Peace lever seen blue chips for negotiation in Vietnam
Top U.S. and Saigon officials advocate resumed bombing against North Vietnam as a leverage for peace talks. They argue air strikes hinder Communist infiltration, though not stopping shipments, and should press Hanoi toward settlement. Gen. Earle Wheeler testified to Senate committees, later released by Sen. Richard Russell.
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Pete Dawkins
Royal Oak
Mich
Saigon
1St Cavalry
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Weather and Viet Nam war debate spillover
Winds whip cold with flurries and drifting snow across the region as heavy squalls bring 2 to 4 inches east. In Washington UPI reports resumption of air strikes against North Vietnam sparks sharp congressional clash over war powers with Sen. Morse demanding revocation of the Johnson mandate and an inquiry, while Rep. Beggs calls the comparison to Hitler outrageous.
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South China Sea
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UPI
Viet Nam
United States
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D-Ore
Congress
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Morse
Hitler
House
Hal Beggs
Beggs
CBS
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Karl Mundt
D-S.d
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations
Johnson
Tonkin Gulf
Reds threaten aid clash over North Vietnam dispute
Moscow officials circulated a secret memo accusing China of sabotaging Soviet aid to North Vietnam as Beijing denied the charges and accused Washington of a peace talks hoax. The document marks a potential brinkmanship step amid broader wartime aid frictions.
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Red China calls U S reckless bombing of North Vietnam
Communist China accused the United States of resuming bombing North Vietnam after a failed peace effort. The New China News Agency dispatch from Hanoi described waves of U S jet fighters attacking and labeled the move a barbarous act amid international tension. The report also touched on diplomatic reactions and ongoing protests worldwide.
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UPI
China
United States
Viet Nam
New China News Agency
Hanoi
U. S
Newcomb Mott Services Today Amid Vietnam War Toll
Newcomb Mott reports extensive U S air actions focusing on North Vietnamese warfare infrastructure. Targets include ammunition depots storage areas truck parks communications sites ferries and river crossings along with locomotives bridges and radar stations. Despite repair efforts during the pause the Communist regime shows no sign of yielding to U S pressure or peace appeals.
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Viet Nam
Bombing pause in Vietnam reaches 37 days
UPI reports a 37 day bombing lull in Vietnam as North Viet Nam suspends attacks in hopes of pressuring a negotiated peace. President Johnson led U.S. efforts with air campaigns intended to show sincerity and bring Hanoi to the bargaining table. A year of raids had yet to deter Hanoi and fifty thousand bombs have been dropped.
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U. S
Vatican
Viet Nam
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House
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UPI
Re J
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North Viet
US Nam
Air Force
Navy
Vietnam
South Viet Nam
Ihese Air Force
Wor
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Sheffield
Mass
Newcomb
Mott
Snowbound Roads Plague Elyria County Crews in Deep Freeze
Bitter cold and heavy snow drive 24 hour county and city plow crews to clear drifting roads. Elyria officials urge motorists to stay on main streets as forecasters predict ongoing flurries and a high near 12 degrees with a zero to five expected wind chill.
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Clevelland Hopkins
Elyria Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Elyria
Tracey
Elyria Seeks Federal Aid for Water Improvements
Elyria Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin announced an application for about 2.99 million in federal funding to expand the water pumping station, build elevated tanks and mains, and add sanitary sewers. The city would cover about 50 percent of the roughly 5.98 million project cost with no tax increase.
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Dick Diluciano
Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Reichlin
Deep South in Grip of Worst Winter Storm
Bitter cold and a historic snowstorm battered the South with up to 15 feet of snow, 60 mph winds, and temperatures as low as 29 degrees below zero. At least 50 deaths were reported, fires claimed many lives, and gas shortages loomed as relief efforts began, with governors declaring states of emergency.
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Virginia
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