Lorain Homicide Probe After Woman Found Dead
Lorain police investigate possible homicide after the battered body of a woman was brought to SS Joseph Hospital last night by an unknown man. The incident prompted a probe into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Czechoslovak Party Purges Six Officials Amid Reforms
Six Czech officials including Ola Sik were expelled from the central committee as the party intensified its pro Soviet policy drive. Five others were reprimanded for breaking party discipline. In a separate crime report, 34 year old Georgia Guardiola died after a savage beating with a driver fleeing the scene and a postmortem pending.
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Czechoslovak Academy of Science
Soldier recounts escape from Viet Cong captivity
Sgt Kenneth Gregory, 24, of Altus Oklahoma, describes crying when rescued near the Cambodian border after nine months as a Viet Cong prisoner. He was treated at Long Binh then nourished on his first American meals and plans to visit home before camping. He had been missing since August 1962 and escaped with others in recent weeks.
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Altus
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U.S
Gregory
Long Binh
Tay Ninh
Poe
Vietnam
Helen Gregory
Eve
Colorado Springs
Colo
Spec. 5
Thomas H. van Putten
Caledonia
Mich
van Putten
Rockefeller cuts Bolivia visit amid protests and violence
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller shortened a 74 hour Bolivian trip to three hours at the request of the government and met officials at a guarded airfield. About 500 students demonstrated near the presidential palace as unrest intensified during his stop.
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New York
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Quito
Ecuador
Trinidad-Tobago
Luis Adolfo Siles
UPI
Nation totals race to Memorial Day traffic deaths
Traffic deaths for the Memorial Holiday climbed toward 400 with early tallies showing six fatalities per hour. By 8 p.m. EDT, at least 321 people had died in the holiday period, with Missouri and Michigan each at 20 and New York at 16.
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Unsure Pursuit Sparks Small Town Conversation
A casual column notes residents feel uncertain about their desires and acknowledge they likely do not currently possess them. The piece reflects community mood and hints at a search for meaning or direction.
Veteran Vietnam vet dies after Leavitt Road crash
Lorain resident Eugene Zsoldos 93 died of internal injuries eight hours after a one car crash on Leavitt Road at 4 15 am. Gary Baker 20 remained in critical condition in St Joseph Hospital ICU. Vehicle overturned into a creek. both men were thrown clear and rescued by police within minutes. Police cannot yet determine who was driving as Baker remains uncooperative for questioning. Zsoldos, a former Marine and Marion Steele High School student, was Lorain’s seventh traffic fatality of 1969.
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Leavitt Road
St. Joseph Hospital
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Rt 254
Leslie George
Joseph Monia
Isoldos
East 41St St
Baker
East 37d St
Zsaldos
Marion Steele High School
Amherst
U.S
Vietnam
Louis Zsoldos
John Zsoldos
Glenshaw
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Sign dispute halts Lorain County College sign
College officials insist the institution remains Lorain County Community College though a state signmaker altered the name. The sign sits along the westbound R1.2 before the Sheffield exit, photographed by C-T.
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Weather Bureau lists its stormy girls names
The Weather Bureau released its 1969 list of female names for tagging major Atlantic storms from Anna to Wenda for the June through November season. The roster includes Anna Blanche Camille Debbie Eva Francelia Gerda Holly Inga Jenny Kara Laurie Martha Metty Orva Peggy Rhoda Sadie Tanya Virgy and Wenda.
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Holly
Inga
Jenny
Kara
Laurie
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Metty
Orva
Peggy
Rhoda
Sadie
Tanya
Virgy
Paris Bombings Tighten Security Ahead of Vote
Paris security around seven presidential candidates was tightened after two apparent politically motivated bombings injuring a street cleaner near Poher and damaging Defferre's apartment. Poher and Pompidou led polls amid a largely peaceful two week campaign with a large undecided floating vote among 29 million eligible French voters.
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UPL
Alain Poher
Georges Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Poher
Gaston Defferre
Defferre
Marseilles
Gaullist
Civic Service Organization
Civic Service
Delfferre
French electors vote again as De Gaulle era ends
French voters prepare for a third poll in a year after constitutional change and De Gaulle's resignation following the April 1968 referendum. The sequence began with the June 1968 elections after the student labor revolt and ended with the April referendum defeat.
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Weather Outlook: Warm With Showers and Thunder Threat
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms cooling slightly tomorrow. Expect a high in the mid to upper 80s today, with mostly cloudy conditions and a modest drop in temperature on the following day.
Laborers and Carpenters Hit Lorain County Construction
Laborers to walk off jobs amid looming carpenters strike in a nine county area centered on Sandusky. Paul Loper represents the Lake Erie District Council of Carpenters with about 1,400 members, including 600 in Lorain County across Lorain Elyria and Oberlin locals. James Byrd, business manager of Local 758, says the strike involves about 600 laborers and would disrupt roughly 30 percent of county projects.
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International Association of Laborers
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Contractors’ Association
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Snoopy Lander Wild Gyrations Seen In Apollo 10 Flight
Apollo 10 data show the Snoopy lunar lander momentarily lurched as its top and bottom halves separated in orbit. Astronauts Stafford and Cernan regained manual control, finding a mis set switch caused the gyrations. The crew then reestablished a precise rendezvous with John Young aboard the mothership.
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Apollo 10 Charlie Brown arrives at Pearl Harbor
The USS Princeton brought the Apollo 10 spacecraft Charlie Brown to Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Astronauts Thomas P. Stafford John W. Young and Eugene A Cernan are aboard the mission. The command module will fly to Tong Beach California by air then rail to Downey California for NASA tests. Preliminary checks report the craft in good condition after a nearly half million mile journey.
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