Northern Ohio feels first heavy snow of the season
Snow swept across northern and central Ohio with up to eight inches in Painesville and about one inch in Columbus. Temperatures plunged into the teens, heavy lake snow warnings remained for Lake Geauga and Ashtabula counties, and forecasts called for continued flurries and 20s highs with a high probability of snow today.
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US Weather Bureau
Lake, Geauga
Ashtabula
Willoughby
Chardon
Ironton
Zanesville
Jefferson
Cleveland
Northern
Lake
Geauga
Cuyahoga
Tens of thousands march on Washington for Vietnam withdrawal
Tens of thousands of students and protesters march up Pennsylvania Avenue demanding immediate U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. Security is extraordinary with empty buses forming barriers, Marines bivouacked in the Capitol, and paratroopers at the Justice Department as clashes flare near the South Vietnamese Embassy.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Vietnam
5Th Street
White House
Washington Monument
Executive Mansion
Nixon
Justice Department
Silent Majority Association Issues Detroit Stickers
Mrs. Carol Logan of Spiro Detroit oversees sticker and button distribution as the Silent Majority Association begins issuing campaign insignia.
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Carol Logan
Detroit
Silent Majority Association
Agnew's stand backed by Romney Scott Reagan and others
Viewers largely supported Vice President Agnew's attack on network news coverage. Romney, Scott, Reagan and Dean Burch joined in backing his Sept remarks while Democratic critics and networks condemned the speech. Police fought crowds in Washington as fires and vandalism erupted near Connecticut Avenue and the White House area.
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Agnew
Des Moines
Nixon
Andrew Jacobs
Indiana
Jacobs
ABC
New York
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Washington
George Washington University Hospital
Kim Brace
San Diego
Calif
Jerry Wilson
Arlington National Cemetery
White House
Capitol Hill
Apollo 12 Survives Violent Lift Off Lightning Suspected
Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Richard F Gordon Jr and Alan L Bean endured an electrical surge at launch near Cape Kennedy Fla during Apollo 12. Ground teams feared damage to systems but found all aboard reports intact while the mission continued toward the moon.
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Richard F. Gordon Jr
Alan L. Bean
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Mission Control
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Nixon
Earth
Gordon
Bean
Calpe Kennedy
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