Fire kills 17 at elderly home in Pointe-aux-Trembles
Lucien Paradis, owner of Foyer St. Bernadette, carried four people to safety after a furnace explosion started a fire at 4 a.m. in the three story building. Seventeen residents died of asphyxiation. police cited the blaze and Paradis survived with facial burns. Ambulances transported survivors. hospital status listed as satisfactory.
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Pointe-aux-Trembles
Montreal
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Huge North Vietnam arms buildup spotted by U S jets
U S reconnaissance jets detected a large buildup of war materials in southern North Vietnam awaiting shipment to Cambodia and South Vietnam. Air Force Secretary Seamans said raids along the Ho Chi Minh trail have increased while North Vietnam’s air defenses remain unchallenged by U S bombing in the north.
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Student Talks Help Ease Black White Gaps
About 250 Elyria High School students gathered for a meeting led by ERS Principal Charles R. Miller to reduce tensions. Representatives from each class, student council leaders, and black and white leaders attended a two hour session that officials say helped restore calm and normalcy.
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ERS
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Weather and school meeting mix of mood and demands
Partly cloudy with temperature swings today and tonight. highs in upper 40s to 50s, lows mid to upper. Mostly sunny tomorrow with 20 percent precip chance. Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph today, diminishing tonight. west to southwest 16 to 28 mph tomorrow. A student meeting on race relations drew black and white grievances, with leaders saying efforts to resolve internally and avoid outside intervention.
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George B. Smittle
Miller
Racial tolerance urged by Elyria parents meeting
Elyria citizens gathered at Prospect Recreation Center to press for racial tolerance among parents and students. A Human Relations Committee will study Elyria High School issues, with Superintendent George B. Smittle urging parents to model harmony and ensure regular class attendance.
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Mideast truce extended amid stalled peace talks
The Suez Canal cease-fire extends past tonight with no revival of negotiations. Egypt’s Sadat orders a further short extension, Israel keeps its cease-fire unless fired upon, and U.N. efforts to reopen indirect talks remain uncertain while Jordan and other parties assess next moves.
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Grenade sets fire to bed in policeman home
A tear gas grenade thrown through a window landed on the bed of Patrolman Joseph Pace’s child while he slept. The bed caught fire but no one was hurt. Pace said he heard a popping sound and moved his family to safety.
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Kent State student indicted and surrenders on riot charges
A Kent State University student, David O. Adams, 20, surrendered to Portage County deputies on second degree riot charges related to the May 4 Kent State campus disorders. He is the 21st arrest tied to the grand jury indictments. the panel had indicted 25 persons, including students and a professor, with many surrendering voluntarily.
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Carenicte Telegram Sold To New Owners
Local readers learn that The Carenicte Telegram has been sold and will continue daily publication. The paper advertises 39 000 subscribers and a weekly price of 76 cents excluding Sundays, promising continued local news coverage and loyal community service.
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Pei Bag Company
Femély
Turbulence injures passengers on Pan Am 747 returning to JFK
A Paris-bound Pan American 747 carrying 163 people including Senator Jacob Javits was buffeted by severe clear air turbulence above Nantucket. Four ambulances met the jet on return to JFK at 11:30 p.m. with 14 passengers and six stewardesses hospitalized. One man suffered a heart attack. 19 others sustained various injuries.
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Recount Sought in Ohio Senate Race
Democratic candidate John E. Corrigan announced plans to request a recount in Ohio 25th District State Senate race. He will file with Cuyahoga County Board of Elections and may seek a Lorain County recount. Corrigan trails by about 100 votes with 56,991 to 57,006.
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Eaton
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