U S casualties dip to 61 battle deaths in week
The AP reports 61 Americans killed in action in the Vietnam War last week, the lowest weekly total since 1966, with 463 wounded. For six months, U S combat deaths were the lowest since late 1966 while South Vietnamese losses rose, and allied forces claimed 1,395 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed.
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Missing U S general in Vietnam helicopter crash
Maj. Gen. George W. Casey, commander of the 1st Air Cavalry Division, and six crew members, including Spec. 4 Vernon K. Smolik, were reported missing after a helicopter crash. Rescue teams located wreckage. the crash site remains undisclosed for security reasons as searches continue.
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County planners offer recount aid as census total differs
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission moved to help the Census Bureau after local totals varied from 255,582 to an estimated 282,800. The group offered to act as a clearing house for forms and to aid in counting uncounted residents, noting statewide and federal guidelines on census accuracy.
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UAW presses for bigger Big 3 jobless pay in talks
UAW leader Leonard Woodcock outlined key demands in contract talks with General Motors Ford and Chrysler aiming for a September settlement. He urged improvements to pensions, unlimited cost of living protections, and a larger wage boost while criticizing current subsidies and calling for stronger jobless benefits for laid off workers.
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Breakthrough Hope Amid Cleveland Transit Strike Talks
Cleveland transit workers strike enters a third day as CTS names for a meeting with union leaders amid hopes to renegotiate a two year contract. Waste collection says negotiations are moving with potential settlement by Monday as city outages and looting issues surface.
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Jenson Quits Lorain County Judge Race
Avon Lake Judge Robert Jenson confirms withdrawal as Republican candidate for Lorain County Common Pleas Court domestic relations division. He cites his doctor’s advice due to heart strain from campaigning. replacement selection to follow with Dale Barnard as a leading possibility. Democratic nominee descended from Judge Webber’s retirement.
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Nixon proposes two new federal pollution agencies
President Nixon asks Congress to create the Environmental Protection Agency to set antipollution standards and a Commerce Department agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, to coordinate ocean research. The plan aims to rescue the environment and make Earth hospitable for people and future generations. The reorganization would take effect in 60 days unless disapproved by Congress.
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Elyria’s Helping Heroine Mrs Shores Receives Wide Praise
Elyria nurse Mrs. Buford Shores, 654 Augdon Dr., gained nationwide notice after aiding a boy in a street accident. She reports grateful letters from Vietnam veterans to factory workers, and hopes publicity won’t change her instinct to help others.
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Weather forecast warm with showers likely today
Variable cloudiness with a chance of a few showers and highs in the mid to upper 70s. Tonight will be partly cloudy and mild with low in the lower 60s. Tomorrow mostly fair and a bit warmer with highs in the upper 70s. Sunset today at 9 03 p m sunrise tomorrow 6 03 a m. High 70 at 3 p m yesterday and low 61 at 7 a m today.
Index A conference of important people envisions futility
A brief note defines a conference as a gathering of powerful figures who cannot achieve action alone but, united, determine that nothing meaningful can be accomplished. The reflection emphasizes collective paralysis despite influence.
Hickel Among Cabinet Attendees At Taos Pueblo Meeting
Vice President Spiro Agnew summarized a White House session with Taos Pueblo representatives and listed Elliot Richardson as HEW secretary and Walter J. Hickel as interior secretary among the attendees. The exchange notes Hickel had criticized Agnew's attacks on youths.
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