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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1970

Page

1

Guatemala government agrees to kidnap terms in election turmoil

Guatemala says it will hand over rebel suspect Jose Vicente Giron Calvillo to the Mexican embassy after he was abducted from a car by militants tied to the Rebel Armed Forces. The group claims Giron Calvillo and the gunmen used false papers, while a separate attack injured a woman and child amid pre election violence and an ASA observer visit.

Fuentes Mohr Jose Vicente Giron Calvillo Giron Calvilio Giron Calvillo FAR National Electral Council Bie Iett Been Elec

Weather Outlook: Cloudy With Rain or Snow Chance

Mostly cloudy and not very cold today with a 60 percent chance of rain or snow by evening. Highs in the 30s, lows in the low 30s. Tomorrow brings more clouds and a warmer start with a chance of showers. The rest of the text offers a cynical quip about taxes.

Sympathy for broke bus firm sparks public debate on city operation

Local discussion centers on private bus company woes and potential city subsidy. Officials and business leaders weigh legality and feasibility of government support while stressing transport growth. No immediate financial relief appeared forthcoming for the struggling operator.

Elsra Navidont Reichlin Egg Operaunhey Industrialea

Senate rejects desegregation bills in Dixie clash

The Senate voted to water down two Dixie desegregation provisions and kill a third, a blow to federal school integration efforts. Civil rights supporters say the votes maintain a 3 vote Senate margin despite Southern victories on related measures, as debate over busing and HEW assignment plans continues. The House passed all three provisions last week as part of the Labor-HEW appropriations bill, with a rare Saturday session marking the progress.

Senate Nixon Souther Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW House Whitten Jamie L. Whitten

Times Square Shootout Claims Two Lives In Subway District

A gun battle in a crowded Times Square subway area left two dead including Transit Patrolman Micha Melchiona and a suspect, with several others wounded. Police pursuit followed after the man grabbed the officer’s revolver and opened fire in front of the 48th Street exit, as bystanders fled amid the chaos.

New York UPE Times Square Amafer Transit Micha Meichiona John Giragosian Shrewsbury Ath Street BMT Giragosan Melchiena 48Th Street Seventh Avenue Melchiona Civ

Cambodia frees five American sailors after patrol craft incident

Five U.S. sailors released by Cambodia landed in Bangkok after being held in Saigon area. Names listed include James B. Hunsucker 22 Las Vegas Nevada and J Walker 22 Neptune New Jersey, among others. Authorities had refused earlier to return the men to the United States.

Terday Saigon Cambodia South Vietnam Bangkok Navy Thailand Air Force U.S James B. Hunsucker Las Vegas Nev

Paris President Pompidou Receives Full Chicago Greeting

French President Pompidou and Madame Pompidou arrived in Chicago for an overnight stop from San Francisco as officials resolved a greeting dispute. Mayor Daley and Ogilvie initially signaled limited contact but a State Department protocol specialist prompted a full greeting despite earlier threats of demonstrations. About 2,000 protesters later circled the Palmer House over French plane sales to Libya.

Chicago Pompidou Madame Pompidou Richard Daley Daley Guy Richard B. Ogilvie State Department Pompidous San Francisco Palmer House Libya UPI

Tennessee girl 12 found slain in third similar case

The bullet riddled body of a 12 year old girl who disappeared while walking home from school was found bound and gagged in a shallow grave near her home. Police said she was shot four or five times in the back and sexually assaulted. The case mirrors two earlier Tennessee slayings in Knoxville and Nashville.

Kingsport. Tenn UPI Betty Jean Necessary Nashville Bill Wright Kathy Jones Glenda Maria Sirmans Knox County

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