Children receive rubella vaccine at Lorain free clinic
Youngsters including Matthew Eichenlaub and Louis Bartal were vaccinated yesterday at Midway Mall as thousands of people lined up for the Lorain County Medical Society sponsored free rubella clinic. Mauro Rosario also appeared moved by the vaccination experience. The children’s parents live in Elyria Amherst and Lorain.
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Matthew Eichenlaub
Louis Bartal
Midway Mall
Mauro Rosario
Matthew
John Eichenland
Park Ave
Elyria
Louis
Crestline Ave
Amherst
Maura
Domingo Rosario
East 32Nd St
Lorain
Lorain County Medical Society
John Klein
Wellington
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Cecil Strader
Mabel Strader
Hamilton St
Ralph Strader
Baumhart Road
Rt. 10
Shelby D. Allen
Shirley J. Allen
Ashe Allen
Betts Road
Lorain County
U S funded Thai force in Vietnam revealed by Senate subcommittee
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee disclosed a secret 1967 money for troops pact in which Thailand sent 10,000 volunteers to Vietnam in exchange for about 200 million dollars. The accord covered training, equipment, overseas allowances, logistics, a missiles grant, and raised military aid to Thailand by roughly 30 million for 1968 and 1969.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Thailand
Bangkok
Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Senate Foreign Relations
William P. Rogers
Cambodia
Controversy Over Thailand Role and U S Defense Pact
The Senate has long debated Thailand in Southeast Asia and the United States role. Reports of a secret Thai troop money exchange were denied. The so called contingency plan to defend Thailand remains disputed, with amendments restricting U S ground forces in Thailand and Laos.
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Thailand
United States
Senate
Washington
Bangkok
Nixon
Johnson
U. S
U.S
Laos
Humphrey proposes new Bill of Rights at grad ceremonies
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey outlined a new Bill of Rights and responsibilities during commencement at Hamline University, stressing rights to peace justice and access to the political process while urging public service and defense of others. Sen Muskie praised student dissent at UNH as a sign of a healthy body politic. Author John Holt refused an honorary degree at Wesleyan, criticizing schools as enslaving institutions.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund 5
Muskie
John Holt
Wesleyan University
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Milton College
Nixon
Cambodia
Michael Collins
Stonehill College
Humphrey
Hamline University
St. Paul
Minn
Southeast Asia
Elliot L. Richardson
University of New Hampshire
Durham
Murder trials begin for two men in Lorain County
Two murder trials start in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Richard G. Sargent, 24, Indianapolis, faces a first degree charge for the June 7 1968 grocery store holdup killings of grocer Louis Horwath and alleged accomplice Jarvis Metcalf. Clarence Montague, 23, Lorain, is charged with second degree murder in the April 12 shooting death of Eugene Atkinson at Lucille’s Cotton Club.
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Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Richard G. Sargent
Indianapolis
Ind
South Amherst
Sargent
Louis Horwath
Jarvis Metcalf
Clarence Montague
West River St
Eugene Atkinson
Lorain
Lucille’s Cotton Club Bar
28Th Street
Vine Avenue
Gerald Smith
Frank Horvath
Russell Provenza
Pa Paul J. Mikus
Ministers lead pornography fight in Elyria council
About a dozen Elyria ministers signed a letter to the council committee on health urging actions to curb pornography in the city. Committee chairman Jack Gray said the matter may be raised at an upcoming meeting, with the group forming in February and later hosted by Rev. John Mellinger to discuss plans with city leaders.
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Elyria
Evangelical Fellowship
Council Committee On Health
Jack Gray
Mellinger
Association of Evangelical Churches
Sheffield resident given USIA award
Robert Petersen of Sheffield received the United States Information Agency meritorious honor award for outstanding initiative and ingenuity in developing a wide ranging East Malaysia program from March 1968 to March 1969. Petersen joined the Agency in 1965, served in Da Nang and Kuching, and awaits a new assignment.
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Washington, DC
United States Information Agency
Robert Petersen
Bernard Petersen
Gull Rd
Sheffield
Frank Petersen
Avon
East
Uberin College
Petersen
Agency
da Nang
Vietnam
Kuching
Malaysia
Police clash in Stockholm as strike erupts
Provincial reinforcements answer city policemen on a kick out strike in Stockholm. About 100 youths battled officers and three policemen were injured. One officer was hospitalized with a glass splintered eye after a patrol car was attacked.
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Stockholm
UPI
Political mix up corrected and personal notices in one column
Russ Davies corrects a recent misstatement about Ohio governor nominees. He notes Paul W. Brown is a Republican who lost the GOP nomination to Roger Cloud, who will face John J. Gilligan in November. The column includes a brief, lightly humorous note about potential hospitalization and a patient deputy offering transport to a state facility. It closes with June birthday greetings for several names and a prompt to turn to page 16.
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Paul W. Brown
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Brown
Roger Cloud
Cloud
Gilligan
Harold S. Ewing
Lorain County Probate Court
Ida
Tiffin State Hospital
Harlan T.chappy Chapman
Civil Department
Lorain County
Mercury scare blamed on few fish tests and talks
Ohio officials said the Lake Erie mercury scare was largely political and the federal safe limit remains a reasonable guide. Dr Hill noted nearly a million pounds of fish tested with about one percent exceeding the limit, mainly sheepshead and bass, and praised testing efforts that allowed local fishermen to sell fresh catches during a brief ban.
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Tore
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Erie
Hill
Chamber
Full
Nixon to get Cambodia report
A presidential task force completed a four day fact finding aid to Southeast Asia and prepared to report new insights and facts about the Cambodian situation to President Nixon and Congress. The 13 member panel departed from Tan Son Nhut airport for Honolulu aboard a presidential jet and planned to return to Washington later in the week with a written report.
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Saigon
White House
Tan Son Nhut
Honolulu
Washington
Nixon
Congress
DeMichaels to Leave Elyria Salvation Army Post for Hartford
Captain and Mrs. Joseph DeMichael depart Elyria Salvation Army post July 1 for youth work in Connecticut and Rhode Island. They leave after serving since September 1968, with farewell planned at the Citadel on June 2. Harold Babel, Salvation Army Board chair, announces the reassignment and mentions upcoming vacancy.
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Joseph DeMichael
Elyria
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Harold Babel
Salvation Army Board
Army
Valley Blvd
Robels Home
Elywood Dr
Salvation Army
West Broad St
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