C-T writers win seven awards in state OPW contest
Norma Conaway and Embree H. Hoffman, Chronicle Telegram writers, are named winners of seven awards in the Ohio Press Women annual writing contest for daily newspapers. The honors will be presented this evening at the OPW spring meeting and banquet in Lima. Conaway, womens page editor since 1968, earned five awards including firsts in feature stories and page makeup.
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Norma Conaway
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
Embree H. Hoffman
Ohio Press
OPW
Lima
Conaway
Wingless ship breaks sound barrier in 10 miles high test
Edwards Air Force Base reports John A. Manke piloted the HL10 wingless craft to 724 mph breaking the sound barrier during a 37 second burn after a 54,000 foot climb. The 17th flight included glides and rocket-assisted tests as part of a space ferry concept between Earth and future stations.
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EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE
space agency
John A. Manke
earth
space
Weather Outlook With Rain And Cool Dry Highs In 50s
Weather forecast shows more rain and scattered showers with cool conditions. High temperatures reach the 50s today and tomorrow with possible after noon thundershowers. Tonight from the upper ups to the lower ds. Monday partly cloudy and continued cool with sunset at 8 34 p m and sunrise 6 12 a m.
PERCA FLAVESCENS CATCHING TURNS DYING BUSINESS
Tomorrow STEELWORKERS who didn't finish high school benefit from a special program of classes for grades 1 through 12. Read about this interesting basic education course in The Sunday Chronicle. SNOOPY AND THE RED BARON are part of Pat Holcomb's interest in World War I planes and fers. See the fascinating collection by Elyria Library assistant Beabree Holtman and Dick McKroley.
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John Kenney
Mike Clary
Sunday Chronicle
SNOOPY
Pat Holcomb
Elyria Library
Beabree Holtman
Dick McKroley
Tornado Leaves Destruction in Kettering Ohio Suburb
In Kettering Ohio property owners returned to salvage belongings after a tornado carved a 16 yard wide path through the Dayton suburb. Damage exceeds $3 million as homes and apartments were shattered and public health authorities condemned several units restricting entry.
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KETTERING
Ohio
Dayton
Oberlin youth killed in mo cor and truck crash
A 16 year old Oberlin boy Ezekiel Edwards died and three others were hospitalized after a late night two vehicle crash on Hale Road near Oberlin. Injured are Marva Nelson 16 Elyria Charles Wheeler 30 Elyria and Ore Gilliam 14 Oberlin all in fair to serious condition. Deputies are investigating with hospital updates pending.
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Oberlin
Hale Road
Ezekiel Edwards
Carrie Edwards
Farmers Lane
Groveland St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marva Nelson
Wayne St
Charles Wheeler
Sumner St
Elyria
Allen Memorial Hospital
NELSON
Wheeler
Gilliam
Louvain County Sheriff's deputies
Marines batter enemy near Da Nang in daylong assault
US Marines with fighter bombers and artillery pummeled a target south of Da Nang, counting 129 North Vietnamese dead after a daylong barrage. The fighting involved about 1,500 riflemen and three tanks with six Marines killed and 12 wounded. Commanding officer Col. William J. Zara commented on the enemy’s tactics as they fled in disarray.
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SAIGON
Da Nang
William J. Zara
San Antonio
Tex
U. S
Thant warns world of ten year deadline for peace
United Nations Secretary General Thant warned that the world has about ten years to end ancient quarrels and form a global partnership to curb the arms race, improve the human environment, and defuse the population explosion. He urged unity and criticized reduced Western aid as aid programs began yielding results.
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UNITED NATIONS
UPI
U. N
Thant
United States
Lorain Crash Claims Young Driver In Fatal Head On
Ronald Edward Nutt 22 of 3142 Grant Street died at St Joseph Hospital after a head on crash on Colorado Avenue near Missouri Avenue. James Bentley 23 of 628 Dakota Avenue was listed in guarded condition in the ICU. Nutt worked at Lee Wilson Engineering and planned August wedding. he was Lorain’s sixth traffic fatality this year.
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LORAIN
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Ronald Edward Nutt
Grant St
James Bentley
Dakota Ave
Colorado Avenue
Missouri Avenue
BOTI
United Press International
Nutt
Lee Wilson Engineering Co
Elyria
Ralph E. Nutt
9 000 Pennies Lead But To Jail In Philadelphia
Soldier William Hiester aged 20 was jailed after a court clerk rejected 9 000 pennies offered in a bowling bag to pay five traffic fines. He claimed the arrest followed harassment by a policeman who is sued over the tickets.
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PHILADELPHIA
William Hiester
Hiester
Grandpa’s Dollar Frame Keeps Reeling Value Through Time
A family relic shows how a first earned dollar saved in a 1-cent frame now sits worth a dollar while the dollar itself has depreciated to ten cents in value. The piece illustrates shifting purchasing power and sentimental worth across generations.
Hoffa Bond Fight Goes To Court In Tennessee
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Frank Wilson took under advisement a motion to free Teamsters President James R. Hoffa on bond pending a new trial. A hearing was tentatively set for August 19 on the motion for a new trial. Hoffa contends illegal eavesdropping influenced his 1964 jury tampering conviction. he is serving an eight year term at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn
UPI
U.S. District Court
Frank Wilson
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Wilson
Hoffa
Lewisburg
Jordanian and Israeli Forces Clash Near Dead Sea
Jordanian military spokesman says troops fired tanks mortars and machine guns along the Jordan River, 35 minute firefight blamed on Israel a mile north of the Dead Sea with no casualties. Earlier skirmish across the Jordan and in Damascus Al Ahram reports Lebanon may seek a top level conference if Beirut talks fail amid ongoing fighting.
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Jordan River
Dead Sea
Jordan
Cairo
Al Ahram
Lebanon
Beirut
Humphrey Surrounded by Students in London Pub Incident
In London, more than 40 students mobbed former U.S. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey as he tried to buy a sandwich and beer. Shouts of Down with Humphrey and End the Vietnam War echoed as two TV reporters kept the crowd at bay and Humphrey escaped. Eyewitness Henry Etheridge, 53, said the students abused him and struck a car as Humphrey's vehicle pulled away.
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LONDON
UPI
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Henry Etheridge
George T
White Horse
Vatican Demotes Saints But Keeps Faithful Traditions
Vatican moves to downgrade a group of saints including St. Christopher St. Nicholas St. Barbara St. George and St. Valentine while keeping their memory in prayers. The reform approved by Pope Paul VI aims to emphasize Jesus life death and resurrection and reduce emphasis on canonized figures though many Catholics and national groups plan to continue venerating the saints in practice.
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VATICAN CITY
VPC
St. Christopher
St. Barbara
St. George
Vatican
christendom
Paul VI
Pierre dournel
Paris
CHRISTOPHTER
Rome
Billi
St. Peter's Basilica
Vienna
snd
ST. NICHOLAS
London
John Carmel Heenan
Heenan
Buckingham Palace
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Damascus
Al-5aiqah Thunderbolt
Sea of Galilee
Christopher
Jesus Christ
Nicholas
BRAN
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