Marines Boost Forces as North Viet Nam Struck Again
In Saigon, UPI reports more than 160 American and South Vietnamese bombers and jets struck two targets in North Vietnam. A US spokesman said damage at a naval base and a Laotian border depot was 70 to 80 percent. At least three raiders were downed. Moscow claimed seven were shot down. The attack preceded a Marine battalion-sized force landing in South Viet Nam to bolster defenses and guard key air bases, with planes from US carriers not participating. The operation targeted Quang Khe naval base and a supply depot near the Laos border. a separate strike hit Xum Bang near the border. The broadside provoked Moscow radio denouncing the provocation as dangerous.
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Strike violence averted in Newark port dispute
In New York the steel workers strike against the nation’s largest can companies enters its second day after swift police action. Fifty officers blocked 75 pickets trying to stop trucks at the American Can Co and Continental Can Co warehouse in Newark across the Hudson. No talks were set for today and mediators failed to reach progress after a six hour session.
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Weather update for Northeastern Ohio clouds and rain
Increasing cloudiness with showers this afternoon. Rain likely tonight and into Wednesday. Temperatures steady with a cool pattern. highs in the 40s today and overnight lows in the 0s. Continuous light rain is expected through the period with minimal temperature changes.
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LBJ seeks housing aid for millions through new program
President Johnson urged Congress to provide rent supplements for one million needy families over four years and to fund acquisition and repair of existing homes. He backed a cabinet department of housing and urban development, private builder construction with FHA insurance, and federal mortgage purchases where needed.
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Kipton council weighs sharing water source with private interests
Kipton officials consider that the village may need to share its proposed water source with private interests as discussions unfold and options are evaluated for future water supply arrangements.
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Atlas-Centaur rocket explodes during launch at Cape Kennedy
The Atlas Centaur moon rocket exploded on launch at Cape Kennedy causing a dramatic orange fire. No personnel were harmed. The test aimed to propel a 1400 pound surveyor mock-up toward a lunar point 248000 miles away.
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Controversial apartment project halted after permit order
City halted Kugler Enterprises 132 unit project at 1100 Oakwood St after Building Inspector James Seres was ordered to revoke the permit. Mayor Fred B Sanford said the action followed a council safety conference. The case involves conflicting state and city laws on rezoning of land annexed to Elyria Township, now in dispute before Lotain County Common Pleas Court.
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Mardi Gras parades roll through New Orleans crowd
About a million revelers celebrated Mardi Gras under heavy showers that eased by daybreak. Weather officials warned of lingering clouds and cold temperatures while seven parades including Zulu and Mystick Krewe of Comus led the festivities through Canal Street and the French Quarter.
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Wounded Man Wounded by Arrow Accident in San Diego
In San Diego California Jimmy Don Jones 24 was wounded when he tripped over an object in his bedroom and fell onto an arrow with a stone tip. Doctors at San Pedro Community Hospital removed the arrowhead and repaired the 214 inch wound.
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Lorain police chief bid sparks polygraph request debate
In Lorain, George J Crehore Sr demands Lt Robert Hirbe take a lie detector test after Hirbe topped a police chief exam. Crehore cites alleged prior help and hints at a deal to place Hirbe, while Hirbe and Mumford back the civil service process and reject external pressure. The story notes ongoing council consideration and upcoming appointments.
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