Graham opens northern Ohio crusade before record crowd
Billy Graham launched a ten day northern Ohio crusade at Municipal Stadium before 33 865 spectators. About 1 375 indicated decisions for Christ while four critics demonstrated infield. Mayor Perk welcomed Graham and hinted crowds should voice dissent behind the platform.
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Billy Graham
Northern Ohio
Municipal Stadium
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John Weeden
Ward
Dr. Jones
Billy
Ralph Perk
Coming Tomorrow Miss Elyria Competes for Miss Ohio World
Lorain County graduates face bleak job prospects as survey shows many accept any work. Avon hosts 36 handicapped children at Our Lady of the Wayside home cared for by Dorothy Gauchat. Photos by Dave Jones accompany Pat Hedges on Miss Elyria's Toledo contest journey for Miss Ohio World.
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Avon
Anita Schrodt
Dorothy Gauchat
Our Lady of the Wayside Home
Dave Jones
Pat Hedges
Elyria
Toledo
Ted Jacobs
Midway Mall
John Kenney
Quang Tri battle escalates as Marines seize tank post
South Vietnamese Marines overran a North Vietnamese tank command post two miles north of Quang Tri city and captured 30 armored vehicles. U.S. air strikes from the carrier America backed the attack as rain limited missions. Mass graves were found northeast of the city, attributed to B52 strikes.
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UPI
Quang Tri City
U.S
America
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
North Vietnam
Cam Pha
Haiphong
China
Robinson
Hon la Island
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri
Fischer Faces Possible Exit From World Chess Match
In Reykjavik the match committee favors a closed room option to protect Fischer from crowd noise if needed. Fischer refused to play game two citing TV cameras. he was disqualified after missing one hour, leaving Spassky two points up as game three looms and uncertainty grows about Fischer’s attendance.
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Iceland
UPT
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Lothar Schmid
Germany
Fischer
Schmid
Spassky
LaGrange Woman Dies in Wellington Car Crash
Martha Huddleston Crittenden 32 of LaGrange was killed when her station wagon left Rt. 18 east of Wellington and struck a tree. Authorities say she may have fallen asleep after a hard day of work at Lawson Dairy. survivors include two daughters Judith and Susan, and her mother Mrs Delis Huddleston. Funeral arrangements are with Fulton Funeral Home, Grafton.
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LaGrange
Martha Huddleston Crittenden
S. Center St. LaGrange
Rt. 18
David Liedorff
Ohio State Patrol
Lawson
Delis Huddleston
Martha
Mrs. Huddleston
Huddleston
Mrs. Crittenden
Ohio State
K.A. Valeres
Martha Crittenden
C-T
David Jones
Computers Cause Blazing Problems In Twin Tower Tech
In New York two of the world's tallest buildings blaze with lights day and night as the Port Authority struggles to turn them off. The issue is blamed on the computers controlling all electricity with no light switches. The computers aren’t working.
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New York
Manhattan Island
The
Port Authority
Nixon popularity climbs after Democratic convention
A UPI report from Philadelphia says President Nixon holds a 54 percent backing, up 4.5 points, with Sindlinger polling 116 voters by telephone during the Democratic convention. Nixon's 4.2 percent rating is noted as the highest in two decades, surpassing Eisenhower before the 1960 election.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Nixon
Sualeyee Nixon
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Violence spikes in Northern Ireland as troops tighten grip
British troops deploy hard line measures to curb IRA gunmen amid mounting sectarian bloodshed. In Londonderry an army post came under fire. one gunman killed, another wounded. Death toll rises to 438 in nearly three years of conflict as Catholics flee en masse.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Londonderry
TRA
Weather Outlook With Showers and Thunderstorms
Cloudy and humid tonight with showers and thundershowers likely. Low around upper 70s. Tomorrow unsettled and cooler with partly sunny periods and a 30 percent shower chance. High near 38. Winds south to southwest 12 to 20 mph. Sunrise 6 06 a m Sunset 9 p m HGH 31 yesterday LOW 76 today.
Ohio hearing planned on school tax credit challenge
A three judge federal panel in Columbus will hear the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio challenge to Ohio’s school tax credit plan. The dispute concerns reimbursements or credits for parents of nonpublic school students and separation of church and state.
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Omo Apa
Ohio
Carl Rubin
Josph Kinnear
US District Court
John Peck
US 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
109Th
Ohio General Assembly
American Ciil Liberties Union of
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Donna) Ulrich
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