South Viet Nam reports air opposition to strikes
South Viet Nam said Communist planes tried to intercept Vietnamese aircraft for the first time during Tuesday strikes on North Viet Nam. U S B57 bombers conducted four strikes in the Mekong Delta while U S fighters saw no confirmed enemy aircraft. The report noted possible Laotian targets and possible Chinese involvement remained unclear.
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Donald J. Brydon
Saigon
UPI
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Makong Delta
Laos
da Nang
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
Peking Radio
Peking
Moscow
Indochina
Paris
France
Soviet Union
Quang Khe
South China Sea
U.S Air Force
Khang Khe
Xom Bang
Viet Nams
Keystone Voters OK 5-Mill Levy
Keystone Local School District voters approved a five year 5-mill operating levy by 554 to 408 in a special election. The levy will raise over 70 000 dollars annually for maintaining current programs. Bruce Boehler praised voter support and warned the levy is not a cure-all. Revenue starts after the passage and page four continues.
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Lagrange
Boehler
Keystone
Darts Bet Nets Cleaner Year of Window Duty at Pub
Bill Ruff failed to win a ladder from landlord Albert Trembridge at the Golden Lion in Peterborough England after a darts challenge. He agreed to clean the pub by washing its 22 windows for a year free of charge as settle the bet.
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Bill Ruff
Golden Lion
Peterborough
England
Albert Trembridge
Kennedy aides alleged Life exposure on Hoffa planted by RFK
Senate subcommittee testimony described an alleged plan by Robert F Kennedy to influence a Life magazine Hoffa exposé during Hoffa’s federal indictment. The account details a secret meeting, a Virginia drive, and a Life reporter code named Brown, with Sam Baron named as the involved individual. Kennedy denied planting the article but acknowledged arranging a Life meeting.
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Roy M. Cohn
Joseph McCarthy
Washington
Senate
Cohn
Thomas A. Bolan
Bolan
Robert F. Kennedy
James R. Hoffa
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward V. Long
D. Mo
Hoffa
RFK
Nedy
Kennedy
David Wise Washington
HTNS
Robert F Kennedy
Life Magazine
James K Hoffa
Life
Len Kennedy
Virginia
Brown
Henry Suydam
Thomas A Bolan
New York
Sam Baron
Amherst plans new park and pool by 1986
Amherst will have an improved park and a new municipal swimming pool by summer 1986, per plans laid last night. The issue was reported alongside updates from Eaton Township trustees on junk cars and Milan Board of Education summer repairs while Sheffield Lake schools consider high school plan revisions.
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Amherst
Milan
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Power blackout hits Elyria suburbs late night
A July 11 outage cut power to about 40 000 people in Elyria and surrounding areas after a car crash severed a utility line near the city limits. Electric clocks alarms and phones failed as substations including Woodford Ave went down causing a 42 minute dark spell. Numa Vidal Ohio Edison said swamped lines delayed locating the fault and restoration efforts.
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Greater
Elyria
Oho Edison Co
Pin Vidal
Numa Vidal
Lake Erie
Ohio Hdison
Vidal
King Keeps Appointment Pot Boiling
Ohio Senate debates a resolution to censure private group screening of appointive nominees. King, Toledo Democrat, seeks floor vote amid reports the Ohio Association of Manufacturers influenced Industrial Commission selections. House moves to reorganize welfare programs and pass bills reducing legal red tape and contractor notice rules. Senate honors Jane Pilotti and Bob Malaga amid 1964 Davis event coverage.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
Frank W King
Toledo
King
Cleveland
Ohio Association of Manufacturers
Industrial Commission
Fred Hoffman
Cincinnati
House
Senate
Springfield
Jane Pilotti
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Bob Malaga
Davis
Northeast Ohio Weather: Cloudy Skies With Drizzle Through Thursday
A weather update for Northeast Ohio calls for considerable cloudiness through Thursday with intermittent light rain or drizzle ending this morning. Temperatures hold near 46 to 42 degrees with a slight cool down tonight and Thursday. A five day forecast notes temperatures averaging 4 to 7 degrees below normal. Weather map page I4.
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Ohio
Lenten Guideposts of a Son and a Family’s Faith
A memoir segment set in Plainview Texas recalls a mother’s resilience after a father’s absence. Brother Don and the narrator work hard in poverty while coping with ridicule, clinging to hope and a deep faith rooted in a grandfather’s Bible verses. The piece ends with a pivot to further reflection on page three.
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Don
Plainview
Texas
Jimmy
Mama
Papa
Lawson Milk to pay farmers more with no price hike
Lawson Milk will pay $4 per hundredweight for Class I milk in February through April while keeping consumer prices unchanged. The move raises about 30 cents extra to farmers per 100 pounds, through a blend price rather than the direct Class I rate, and ties to a proposed superpool with MPF and other cooperatives.
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Lawson
Lawson Milk Co
Milk Producers Federation
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Superpool
MPF
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Florianchava
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Wellington
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Sue Susman
Gordon Roberts
Inger Hanson
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