Viet Cong Positions Bombed Around Da Nang
U S and South Vietnamese bombers strafed Viet Cong positions about 25 miles south of Da Nang where a major battle raged. American planes airlifted reinforcements as Da Nang, a key U S air base, supported raids on North Viet Nam.
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Saigon
UPS
U. S
da Nang
Viet Nam
Quang Nam Province
U.S. Army
Prttsburgh
U.S. Army Fed Steelworkers
Day
Id J. McDonald
al Grant
Tian
McDonald
Here
Ln Saigon
Phuoc Tuy
U.S
Harold K. Johnson
Army
William C. Westmoreland
Johnson
Nguyen Khanh
Jonson
Carl Rowan
U.S. Information Agency
North Viet Nam
USIA shuts down in Indonesia
UPI reports U S Information Agency closes all services in Indonesia. Ambassador Howard P Jones says the departure will be orderly with 19 American families reassigned over the next weeks. The embassy office continues to coordinate pullout arrangements.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
U.S
Howard P. Jones
Subandrio
Jones
USIA
Reds accuse U S of policy gaps as Viet Nam war escalates
Pravda and Red Star denounce U S actions while President Johnson pledges peace. Protests erupt in Moscow with 2,000 demonstrators attacking the U S Embassy, smashing windows, and clashing with authorities. Soviet officials pledge protection and promise repairs, citing U S aggression in Indochina.
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United Press International
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow
Johnson
Viet Nam
Red Star
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Andrey Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Lenten guideposts live with danger in stunt man tale
A Hollywood stunt man recalls a 1962 on set accident for How The West Was Won in Arizona. He describes three key qualities for danger work and details how fifteen thousand pounds of timber struck him, throwing him beneath speeding trains and nearly ending his life.
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Hollywood
Arizona
Midwest Snowstorm Brings Widespread Driving Woes
A relentless Midwest storm spread snow from Wisconsin to Tennessee for a fifth day. Nine inches fell in Columbia Missouri and four inches in Michigan Illinois and Indiana. Ice coated Missouri highways and northeast Kansas roads as power outages touched Columbus Ohio for about an hour.
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Wisconsin
Tennessee
Illinois
Mid- West
Columbia
Michigan
Indiana
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Plains
Dixie
North Carolina
Mid-Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Arkansas
North Georgia
Columbus
Ohio
Lorainite mum as 161 questioned in petition probe
Lorain County investigators questioned 161 people and subpenas were issued to 33 more in a probe into nine nominating petitions filed by Luis Antonio Velez for Fifth Ward council. Perjury and signatures not made by the petitioners were cited as potential offenses.
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Lorain
Council
Lorain County
Paul J Mikus
Election Board
Luis Antonio Velez
East 29Th St
Velez
Coun
Prosecutor's Office
Republican
Gerald Strohacker
Strohacker
Vejez
Meyer Gordon
Albert Bozsoki
Katherine E. Tomka
Republicanandidate
Fifth Ward Council
Bozsoki
Tomka
Mikus
Atty
Joseph Zieba
Zieba
Alfred P. J. O'Donnell
Elyria
Fifth Ward
Board of Elections
Colder Northeast Ohio Sees Snow Flurries Across Region
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and colder conditions with intermittent light snow today tonight and Saturday. Highs near 26 to 33 with tonight's lows 18 to 24 and regional normals running 8 to 12 degrees above the forecast. Flurries noted in Elyria Columbus and Cincinnati with no major warming expected through Sunday or Monday.
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Ohio
Elyria
Columbus
Cincinnati
Flu Epidemic Indicates National Decline
The influenza epidemic sweeping the United States is on the wane as the US Communicable Disease Center reports declines across most regions. A spokesman notes all geographic areas except New England are below epidemic thresholds.
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Atlanta
UPI
United States
New England
Pilot contacted patrol after line clip caused city power loss
Richard A. Pratt, a controller at the Air Traffic Control Center, was identified as the pilot of a single engine plane that clipped a power line near Elyria, Ohio. The incident cut power between the airport and Route 10 for about two hours. The patrol was notified two hours after the mishap, with Ohio Edison reporting repairs completed before the call.
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Richard A. Pratt
Ave
Pratt
Oberlin
Howard Saddler
South Middle Ave
Elec
Ohio Edison
Rt. 10
State Highway Patrol
Elyria Post
Harold Bruce
Carlisle Township
Pope Plans Week of Lenten Exercises
Pope Paul VI will join Vatican personnel in a week of Lenten spiritual exercises beginning Monday. He will hold no audiences or public functions during this period.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Council trims 20500 from mayor's proposed appropriation
Amherst finance committee reduces the mayor's proposed budget by 20500, shaping the town's financial outlook. The move narrows funding for several departments as council debates next steps and potential reallocations.
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Amherst Council
Sheriff reports theft of confiscated copper liquor still
Sheriff Kyle Weaver in Blountview Tennessee said Thursday a 660 gallon liquor still confiscated from his office porch was stolen. He noted the copper still was perforated by holes as required by law, making it practically useless.
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Kyle Weaver
St Bernard Mom Welcomes Litter of 16 Pups Near Oberlin
Mrs. Harold Deidrick reports Alpstein’s Christabelle known as Chris gave birth to 16 puppies on February 15 at their Rt. 10 West Oberlin home. The second largest AKC registered litter, the female heavy brood includes nine girls and seven boys, with the dam nursing constantly and receiving special meals.
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Harold Deidrick
Rt. 10
West
Oberlin
St. Bernard
Chris
American Kennel Club
Deidrick
Alpstein
Christabelle
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