Appalachia aid eyed by Ohio mayors as money nears
Ohio Appalachian leaders in 28 counties welcome the $1.1 billion Appalachia Development Act awaiting President Johnson's signature. Mayors including Athens and New Lexington outline sewer, water, and highway projects and potential joint buyouts, while Ironton's leader offers cautious support.
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United Press International
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Middleport
Raymond Shepard
Athens
Ohio University
Athens County
Shepard
2000 Riot at U.S. Embassy in Moscow
A mob of about 2000 students shouting anti Johnson and anti American slogans attacked the U S Embassy in Moscow. Police and soldiers clashed in hand to hand fighting for hours as troops used water hoses to drive back demonstrators.
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UPL
Moscow
UPI
Johnson
United States
History Embassy
Never quit on a boy The Cardinal grows into a leader
Jim Ways recalls mentoring a teen named the Cardinal from a troubled youth to Sunday school president. He shares how persistent guidance at a New York youth center helped the boy reject crime and embrace faith, despite peer taunts. The piece emphasizes steadfast support for troubled youths and personal transformation.
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Swanbeck Pushes Vermilion Municipal Court Plan
Rep Ethel Swanbeck proposes a Vermilion municipal court with jurisdiction over Vermilion Berlin Heights Vermilion Berlin Florence Huron and Brownhelm townships Erie and Lorain counties. She estimates about 40000 residents would fall under the new court.
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UPI
Ethel Swanbeck
R-Huron
Vermilion
Ene County
Berlin Heights
Berlin
Florence
Huron
Erie County
Brownhelm
Lorain County
Swanbeck
Vertilion
Conflict blocks Johnson visit to Moscow amid Vietnam tensions
Communist diplomats in London said the rising Vietnam conflict rules out a scheduled visit by President Lyndon B Johnson to Moscow for now. They note Moscow favors peaceful co existence but sees US intervention in Vietnam as blocking cooperation with the West and cast doubt on Premier Kosygin's planned Britain visit.
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UPD
Viet Nam
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Russia
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Alexe Kosygin
Britain
Weather Outlook Northeast Ohio Rain to Snow
A weather forecast for Northeast Ohio calls for rain early tonight changing to snow later, with colder and windier conditions. Highs near 45 to 52, lows 27 to 35, and lingering flurries Friday. Weather map page 26.
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Saigon Bomb Blast Kills Four Children in City Center
A bomb dropped by a fleeing terrorist exploded in downtown Saigon killing four Vietnamese children and wounding a dozen adults including two American servicemen. Police chased a terrorist who dropped the device near a radio shop beside a bar. The blast shattered windows and damaged a wall. the bomber fled. Authorities linked the attack to Communist guerrillas amid regional tensions and U S air raids in North Vietnam.
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UPS
Plaza Bachelor Quarters
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
China
North Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Gas pipeline blast kills 17 near Natchitoches
An 82 inch Tennessee Gas and Transmission pipeline exploded outside Natchitoches Louisiana killing at least 17 people including children. Up to 20 believed dead, four missing, with five nearby homes destroyed and a seven mile pipeline section shut down to curb flames. Disturbing heat and flames hindered rescue and witnesses reported flames rising hundreds of feet.
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la Updi
Norm Fletcher
Civil Defense
Natchitoches Parish
Tennessee Gas and Transmission Co
Louisiana
Shreveport
Fletcher
Sheriff's Deputies
Court halts Elyria from interfering with apartment project
A temporary restraining order stops the City of Elyria from interfering with the 132 unit apartment complex at 100 Oakwood Dr on the west side. Builder Arthur M. Kligler says city actions threaten the project. City Inspector James Seres revoked a permit on Mayor Fred Sanford’s orders. A council ordinance to limit Oakwood to single family homes faces a public hearing April 5.
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Elyria
Oakwood Dr
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Arthur M. Kligler
Sandalwood Dr
Kligler Enterprises
Kligler
James Seres
Seres
Fred Sanford
Oakwood
Kelly
William Tattersall
Cairo says Israel spy ring smashed
Cairo reports the United Arab Republic thwarted an Israeli directed spy ring. Al Ahram says the plot targeted West German rocket scientists in Egypt with several arrests, including Wolfgang Lotz, who allegedly sent a booby trapped package to Dr. Wolfgang Piltz.
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Israel
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CUPD
United Arab Republic
Egypt
al Ahram
Wolfgang Lotz
Wolfgang Piltz
Wellington cows and livestock barred by old city ordinances
Wellington residents are advised it is illegal to allow cows horses and pigs to roam the streets under long standing ordinances still in effect in the Southern Scenes column. Norma Jones notes historic rules governing street livestock.
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Wellington
Norma Jones
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