Apollo 10 Crew Ready for Lunar Voyage
Apollo 10 and its three veterans Stafford Young and Cernan prepare for the mission to orbit and plane a lunar approach. The crew will launch aboard a Saturn V from Cape Canaveral, while mission planners review flight plans and countdown procedures.
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John W. Young
NASA
Talks in Paris Inch Toward Vietnam War Peace
The Paris Vietnam talks edged toward hard bargaining as North Vietnam and the Viet Cong signalled willingness to discuss Nixon eight point peace plan. U S officials hailed a possible breakthrough while B 52 raids expanded into Cambodia to deny sanctuary near Saigon.
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UPT
Nixon
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Tuna boat freed after fine is paid
Peru released the U.S. tuna chipper Western King after its captain paid 15000 in fees for alleged illegal fishing off Peru. The incident, already straining relations, involved Peruvian sailors boarding the vessel and taking it to Talara.
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Peru
Peruven Naval Ministry
mies
U.S
Talera
May Heat Peak Missed Record by Eight Degrees
The Lorain County area endured a hot humid day around 85 degrees, described as wonderful while it lasted. Weather observer Raymond Diederich of North Ridgeville notes mid May 1962 highs reached the low nineties, peaking at 93 degrees during May 14 to 20.
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Lorain County
Raymond Diederich
North Ridgeville
Diederich
Violence erupts as California protests clash with police
Protests at UCLA UC Berkeley and Stanford trigger police and National Guardsmen action using tear gas and bayonets. Over 16 arrests reported as crowds, including students and street people, retreat amid clashes near Regents meetings and campus streets.
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UCLA
Los Angeles
board of regents
Ronald Reagan
Berkeley
University of California, Berkeley
National Guardsmen
UPE
Chicago Teachers Union approves first strike
Chicago teachers authorize a walkout starting Thursday after voting 10 944 to 5 438. Union president John Desmond cites disgust with the school system and says doors remain open to talks with the school board, with picketing planned at 28 public schools in Chicago and the board offices.
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Chicago Teachers Union
John &. Desmond
Desmond
board of education
House of Representatives
Taxpayers OK to pay taxes with credit cards in Van Wert
County Treasurer Lloyd Basel in Van Wert Ohio announced taxpayers may pay current real estate and personal property taxes by credit card. The move follows many requests for permission to pay taxes in monthly installments.
Russians score real spectacular in Venus mradag
JORDELL BANK England Venus the second unmanned Soviet spaceship reached the planet and ejected an instrument capsule by parachute. The Jodell Bank observatory reported signals stopped after 53 minutes while the Venus 5 capsule may have landed on the torid surface. Observatories tracked signals for 35 minutes as the capsule descended. Venus 5 left four months ago on a 217 million mile trip.
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England
Venus
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Bernard Lovell
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United States
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Case Western Reserve campus quiet after protests
At Case Western Reserve University the two day student sit ins by about 300 students ended as campus life returned to normal. The protests followed the conviction of Black nationalist Fred Evans for first degree murder, with students urging the administration to seek clemency or a new trial in a case that killed three police officers in Cleveland. Evans had been sentenced to die in the electric chair on October 22.
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horder
Charles E. Young
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UPI
Case Western Reserve University
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Haydn Hall
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Evans
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Ohio Penitential
Ex Elyrian awarded Bronze Star for Vietnam rescue
Dale R Hibben formerly of Elyria received the Bronze Star Medal for heroism in Vietnam. The 1966 Elyria High School graduate, son of Mr and Mrs David Hibben of Lorain, braved hostile fire while aiding comrades at Junction City. He joined the army in April 1968 and served with Co DP, 2nd Battalion 29th Infantry.
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anculos
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Dale R Hibben
Elyria
Vietnam
Elyra High School
David A. Hibben
Foster Park Rd
Lorain
Larain
Ilbhen
Junction City
Department Of The Army
Spee. Hibben
Hibben
2uth Infantry
Students surveyed on drug use in Boulder
Dr George Mizner a psychiatrist at the University of Colorado reported yesterday a survey of 26000 college students indicated about 30 percent had used some form of illegal drug. A substantial number of the users indicated they would continue drug use Mizner reputed.
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BOULDER. Cole
George Mizner
Unversels of Colorado
Mizner
Weather Outlook With Showers Across The Area
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered light showers. Highs near 60s, some spots cooler with a chance of thunderstorms later. Lows around 50s tonight, outlook shows mostly cloudy and cooler conditions with continued chances of showers.
Student dies as police fire on hunger price protest
In Corrientes Argentina police opened fire on a university hunger protest. One student was killed and four others were wounded as prices for meals jumped from seven to 12 cents. A separate report from Uppsala Sweden notes an underground explosion likely a Soviet nuclear test detected by the Seismological Institute.
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UPI
UPPSALA
Sweden
UPT
Uppsala Seisomologial Institute
Siberia
Should Teenagers Vote A Chronicle-Telegram Opinion Poll
The Chronicle Telegram polled teenagers and adults to gauge who is best qualified by government knowledge and candidate awareness. The results may surprise readers as education writer Connie Davis reports on the poll findings and expectations for the upcoming election.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Connie Davis
Chronicle-Telestam
Project High Fly set for downtown Elyria liftoff
Several hundred helium balloons will lift off tomorrow at 2 PM in downtown Elyria to honor newspaper boys and promote subscriptions. The event, organized by CP Creation Manager Richard Camp, features prizes for distance and for each new subscriber, with balloons released atop the Elyria Savings and Trust Bank.
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Elyra
Richard Camp
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Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
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