More arrests in Elyria drug case after LSD raid
Federal narcotics agents seized about 120 high strength LSD tablets during a Broad Street Elyria apartment raid. Two men Timothy Sabota and Thomas Meyer were arraigned before Municipal Judge Frank Wilcox on charges of sale of hallucinogens and possession with bonds set at 7500 dollars. Sabota waived preliminary hearing and was bound to the grand jury while Meyer’s arraignment was continued for counsel. Police recovered marijuana seeds and about $600 in cash, with investigators noting 900 tablets were sought and a larger LSD operation linked to New York.
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Nixon De Gaulle open discussions show a good start
In Paris the two leaders met at Grand Trianon Palace to resume talks described as frank and cordial. Nixon and De Gaulle planned a six hour session in Versailles as security kept crowds away amid light demonstrations and leafleting.
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Apollo 9 crew to rest before Monday launch decision
The Apollo 9 astronauts rested in Cape Kennedy quarters awaiting a late afternoon medical verdict on whether they will be ready for a Monday go-ahead to start the final countdown for the Saturn 5 mission. Doctors said congestion and sore throats were subsiding and the crew should be well rested for the flight.
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Mariner 6 Mars Probe On Target For July Close Flyby
In Pasadena California an NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory spokesman said Mariner 6 remains on target after a 54 second engine burn to refine course. The camera carrier will pass within about two thousand miles of Mars on July 30.
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Ohio Celebrates 166th Birthday with Statehood Day
Ohio marks its 166th birthday as Chillicothe hosts a Statehood Day party. Congress designated March 1 as Ohio’s birth date in 1953, recalling Chillicothe as the first capital and Edward Tiffin’s inauguration. Students proposed several dates for statehood including April 30 1802 February 19 1803 and November 29 1803.
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Shaw acquitted in JFK conspiracy case after two years
New Orleans jurors clear Clay L. Shaw of conspiring with Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferie in Kennedy's 1963 assassination. After a 56 minute verdict, Shaw smiles and shakes each juror's hand as Jim Garrison faces a political setback.
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Eisenhower's pneumonia strains his aging heart
Doctors at Walter Reed report General Dwight D. Eisenhower, 78, shows considerable strain on a weakened heart from pneumonia developing after intestinal surgery. They stress heart action remains monitored and stable though condition is essentially unchanged and he rests comfortably as recovery continues.
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Weather Outlook With Cloudiness and Warmup Ahead
Fair weather and considerable cloudiness mix through today with a slight rise in temperatures. Highs range in the mid 30s to low 40s and wind shifts northeast at 10 to 20 mph. Tonight will be partly cloudy, and Monday looks fair and warmer in the afternoon.
Communists widen attacks as ground war tempo rises
UPI reports a nationwide terror spree with 50 towns and Allied camps shelled marking a new phase in a seven day offensive. Gen Abrams says more ground attacks are expected as eight waves of B52s strike the Saigon area and 55 militants are killed in clashes within 35 miles of the capital. Three U.S. helicopters are shot down but crews survive.
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Single Parent of the Year Marriages and a Storied Household
Lois Hurst, once named single parent of the year in 1968 by Parents Without Partners, has married John Kingsley. The blended family now includes five of her children and four of his, making a sizeable household. An inside look appears in tomorrow's Chronicle with photos by John Fazio and Betty Hinman’s story.
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Americana Anniversary Steak Specials Highlighted at Elyria Mall
The index lists Filet Mignon at 295 dollars and Prime Ribs at 295 dollars for a weekend anniversary celebration at Mid ay Mall on Rt 57 in Elyria. The note emphasizes STEAK items with a cultural nod to O Henry.
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