U.S. Considers Doubling Salvadoran Adviser Presence
Defense Department revived options for stepped up Salvadoran training including a potential doubling of U S military advisers and looser restrictions. Medics upgrade Salvadoran medical services while about 100 U S troops train 2400 Salvadorans in Honduras as debates over a possible naval action widen.
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Veterans recall a forgotten Korean War and its legacy
The piece recounts 44 Lorain County men who died in Korea and 6,690 who survived, including Phillip Hahn wounded at the Chosin Reservoir. It notes the armistice of July 27, 1953 left a divided peninsula, the DMZ confrontations, and ongoing tensions with thousands of casualties since.
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Phillip Hahn
Chosin Reservoir
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Vietnam
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Seoul
South Korea
Leonard C. Wright
South
North Korea
Wright
Williamsport
Dmz
Kaesong
Panmunjom
Armistice Commission
U.S. 2Nd Infantry Division
United Nations
U.N
Comedic Tale Mocks a Motel Mix Up and a Legal Suit
A Texas man named James L. Hardy aged 56 is praised for averting a dangerous scene after entering the wrong motel room and avoiding a confrontation with a scantily clad woman. He damages his neck while looking away and later sues the motel chain for 25000, a perplexing gesture he is partly commended for, in a reflective humorous piece about newsroom ethics and past assignments from 1968 Chicago.
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Weather outlook for today and tomorrow
Cloudy with a slight morning shower chance then mostly sunny by afternoon. High around 85. Clear tonight with a low near 62. Sunny tomorrow with a high near 82. Rain chances 30 percent tonight dropping to near zero. Details on Page 3-A.
Winds topple tents at air show injuring 27 in Dayton
High winds at the Dayton International Airshow knocked down tents injuring 27 of an estimated 75 000 attendees. Spokeswoman Shawnee Lee Culbertson said forecasted weather arrived suddenly and crowds were not warned to avoid panic. Winds gusted to 56 mph with several minor injuries and a few serious or critical cases.
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