LEADS Computer System Links Lorain County Agencies
The Law Enforcement Automated Data System LEADS uses IBM 360-40 computers in Columbus to feed about 100 Ohio terminals with data on wanted persons stolen property vehicle registrations licenses and guns. The system speeds information to Elyria Lorain Avon Lake and Vermilion police and ties into LETS and NCIC enhancing officer safety and speeding up criminal data access.
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LEADS
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Egypt refineries blaze as canal firefight erupts
Tel Aviv AP reports Israeli and Egyptian forces traded fire along 80 miles of the Suez ceasefire line in the fiercest clash since last year. Egyptian claim 39 Israelis killed and heavy damage. Israel reports one killed, 10 wounded. Refineries at Port Suez set ablaze by artillery. UN observers tried to halt fighting.
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Suez Canal
Sinai Desert
Port Suez
United Nations
Israel
Ismailia
Qantara
U.N
Mohammed Abed El-Bakr Ahmed Hassan
Cairo
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Canal
Elizabeth Taylor Denies Spine Cancer Reports
Friends and family refute claims that Elizabeth Taylor may have cancer of the spine. A Detroit Free Press columnist and unnamed doctor testimony sparked hospital and studio denials. The actress, her husband Richard Burton, and spokespeople voiced there is no truth to the report.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Second phase of Tet offensive feared close
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong intensified ground attacks and shelling across cities and installations as the Second phase of their offensive loomed. On the 14th day, the 1st Air Cavalry fought at Landing Zone 54 near Saigon, with 154 enemy dead and U.S. casualties 11 killed, 30 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
U.S
Violent March Blizzard Isolates Dodge City Kansas
A severe March blizzard in Kansas stranded travelers and knocked out power in Wichita area. Up to eight inches of snow, winds over 30 mph, and several buses were blown off roads. one man froze to death north of Junction City. Civil Defense aided hospitals and rescue crews.
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Wichita
R. C. Bean
White City
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Oklahoma Panhandle
Wichitao Amarillo
U.S. 54
Minneola
Russians hang Mao effigy in Moscow protest
Thousands of Muscovites braved snow to march past the Chinese embassy for a second day angered by alleged Chinese atrocities in the Damansky Island clash. An effigy of Mao Tsetung hung from a gallows and was burned as police kept order amid a large crowd.
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Mao
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