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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
1
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara departed Saigon on another up front tour of American combat positions in the Vietnamese countryside. Security was tightened to prevent Communist harassment during the visit.
Amid heavy rain the Viet Cong attacked Bien Hoa air base 15 miles northeast of Saigon killing three American infantrymen and wounding several others. Counter assaults along the Saigon to Vung Tau highway were reported with possible American casualties. A US Navy plane from Independence was shot down in a separate air raid. McNamara and Lodge conducted a high level tour of the region with a secret schedule kept to avoid assassination risk.
Cooperative themes and rural issues are listed with page references across Agriculture and Soil Conservation topics. The excerpt also notes youth baseball programs, school levies, social security changes, and local service pages.
A Lorain man, suspected husband and father, is the subject of a murder warrant in the deaths of his wife and two children. Authorities say the bodies were found in the family home on West Lith Street, with the woman’s body discovered under a couch and the children in a suitcase and another room. An officer noted the victims likely died midweek, with a statewide bulletin issued for the husband.
Lorain County Sheriff reports a heart attack killed Ray C. Moore, 60, of Avon, at the Citizens Band Jamboree site after a chaotic event. A wedding celebration turned tragic as Moore collapsed, injuring bystanders and prompting police concerns.
An investigation into Elyria civil service procedures will begin next week. CA Murto, state administrative specialist, will visit Flynn city to probe charges and countercharges from Leonard Reichlin, Democratic mayoral candidate, and incumbent Mayor Fred Sanford. Reichlin seeks an open, nonwhitewashed inquiry.
Diplomats from 114 U N members join a memorial for Adlai Stevenson in New York. Secretary General Thant Dean Rusk and poet Archibald MacLeish were to speak at the observance in the General Assembly Hall this afternoon.
A Soviet space probe named Zond 3 was launched from an orbiting satellite and fired toward a heliocentric solar orbit to study issues in manned interplanetary travel. The automatic station used a multi stage carrier rocket to begin its mission.
A minor earthquake rattled dishes Sunday in northern San Benito County Hollister California with no damage reported and no injuries.
UPI reports American ambassador at large W. Averell Harriman may meet with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin again today or Tuesday. The tentative talks follow fresh Soviet attacks on U S policy in Vietnam and reflect ongoing diplomatic exchange between Washington and Moscow.
A Malaysian naval patrol craft intercepted and damaged an Indonesian mortar sampan attempting to land armed saboteurs about three miles off Singapore's coast. The incident occurred Saturday night, according to a military spokesman.
Pope takes a vacation as Greece faces political upheaval with demonstrations and a government shakeup. In Rome officials report Paul VI remains under medical orders while leaders like George Papandreou call for changes amid Villa Gandolfo talks.
Today is mostly sunny and cool with a high of 70 to 77 degrees. Tonight clears and cools to 48 to 55 degrees. Tuesday stays mostly sunny with little temperature change. Lake Erie winds from the north to northeast 14 to 22 knots today, easing to 8 to 15 knots tonight. Fair conditions.
Former Republic of Korea President Syngman Rhee died at Maunalani Hospital in Honolulu at age 90. He had been hospitalized since March 1960 and passed away from a stroke with his wife Francesca and adopted son Rhee In Soc at his side.
France condemned a U S RF101 reconnaissance flight that allegedly photographed its Pierrelatte uranium plant near Lyons. Paris says the incident involved 175 photographs and a NATO training mission from Ramstein, with French fighters escorting the jet after it entered the restricted zone.
A West German passenger liner with 600 aboard had its engines knocked out by a small engine room fire in the North Atlantic. The 12,500-ton Seven Seas and a towing vessel are en route to the disabled ship, with no injuries reported.
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