U S air cavalry reports heavy casualties in Viet Nam action
UPI reports US air cavalry killed about 1300 North Vietnamese troops as a Vietnamese regiment advanced into South Viet Nam. Frontline sources describe American casualties as moderate to heavy with ongoing fighting near Chu. Officials say overall US strength in Viet Nam nears 200,000 within two months while peace talks remain unlikely.
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Chu
Stewart Heasley
Washington
UPI
Viet Nam
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Joseph L Galloway
Viet Nam Conflict Talks and Military Actions Increase Tensions
Reports indicate mounting pressure for a peaceful settlement while the United States shows willingness to negotiate with North Vietnam. Meanwhile Allied forces repel three Communist attacks after a heavy B52 bombardment, and two US reconnaissance planes are attacked by Mig fighters over North Vietnam.
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United States
Viet Nam
Washington
Saigon
North
Woodens
Elyria council and college clash over permit fees
Elyria council and Lorain County Community College spar over building permit and inspection charges for a $25 million phase two project at Abbe Road. College officials cite a state AG opinion exempting public colleges from such fees, while council weighs a $7,500 charge and a broader $15,000 inspection cost.
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County College
Lorain County
Abbe Rd
Councils
Thomas D Bowen
the Chronicle Telegram
State Attorney General’s Office
College
Council
Bowen
Weather outlook with rain showers and cold snap ahead
The forecast calls for rainy and windy conditions with showers and scattered thunderstorms today reaching up to 48. Tonight turns colder with more showers and a change to snow flurries as low temperatures dip to 30 to 35. Snow flurries and strong winds persist into Wednesday with a much colder high and continued unsettled weather.
State promotes seat belt use drive in Ohio
The Highway Safety Department seeks help from the Ohio insurance industry to promote installation and use of auto seat belts. Director Warren C Nelson has asked Insurance Superintendent William Morris and J Robert Oelberg of the Ohio Insurance Information Service to collaborate in the campaign.
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Columbus
UPI
Highway Safety Department
Ohio Insurance Industry
Warren C Nelson
Willam R Morris
J Robert Oelberg
Ohio Insurance Information Service
Britain moves on Rhodesia as Wilson grants legal arms
London reports Labor government prepares to suspend Upper House action and grant royal assent to a bill empowering Britain to impose direct control over Rhodesia. The measure authorizes sanctions including credit bans and asset controls, with Premier Ian Smith urging defiance from Salisbury.
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Wilson
Rhodesia
Laurence Meredith
Labor
London
UPI
Ian Smith
Minist
Harold Wilson
Smith
Eees
Rhode
Lord Story
Gardiner
Salisbury
Rhoedesia
Lord Salisbury
Africans seek UN role in anti Rhodesia drive
At the United Nations, 36 African states push for a compromise Security Council resolution to involve the UN in pressuring Britain over Rhodesia. They want a measure condemning Rhodesia and urging Britain to take all necessary steps to end the rebellion, while avoiding a call for force. The rival British draft seeks UN support for Britain’s actions. neither has enough votes.
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John D. Parry
United Nations
UPI
Britain
United States
Ivory Coast
Jordan
Rhodesia
Sciew
South Africa
Matthys Botha
Portugal
Teen Lost Weekend Party Ends in Juvenile Court
In Parma, Ohio a wild weekend party hosted by a 17-year-old girl left home alone resulted in $2,000 in damage as teens burned holes in carpeting and attempted to burn the house. Judge Walter Whitlatch sent two boys to Fairfield School for Boys and fined two others $50 each and placed them on probation.
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UPI
Parma
Walter Whitlatch
Fairfield School
Whitlatch
Carter
Vikings coach resumes duties after sudden resignation
In Minneapolis St Paul officials report Coach Norm Van Brocklin has reversed a Monday resignation and rejoined the Minnesota Vikings. Chicago sources say Michigan State, Big Ten champions, are expected to accept a bid to the Rose Bowl, according to Big Ten Commissioner Bil Reed.
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Norm van Brocklin
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UPI
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Gibbs' telephone link to London cut by Rhodesian rebel disruption
In Salisbury Rhodesia communications between government house and London were interrupted isolating Governor Sir Humphrey Gibbs. The rebel Rhodesian government blamed technical difficulties as the cause of the cut telephone line affecting contact with London.
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LPI
Government House
Sir Humphrey Gibbs
London
Executive injured in auto crash near Elyria
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Ohio executive Welldon W Case 44 president of Mid-Continent Telephone Corp listed in satisfactory condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two car collision. Case en route to a Young Presidents Club meeting in Cleveland. Case cited for failure to yield. Mrs Marjorie E Lanning 53 of Root Road treated for a head bump and knee.
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W Case
Elyria-based
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Army
Case
Young Presidents Club
Cleveland
Hudson
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Root Rd
Marjorie E Lanning
Lanning
Wellington eyes industry lures page 15
NORTH RIDGEVILLE council gives first reading to legislation covering conflicts of interest. OBERLIN College students plan another effort to aid Negroes in Mississippi. BRIGHTON Township trustees approve zoning to permit overnight travel trailers. HURON COUNTY Community Action Committee elects Norwalk man as chairman. LORAIN may have no Christmas lights in city parks this year as council trims residential streetlight authority. federal funds to increase height of railroad bridge seem farther away. AVON LAKE Board of Municipal Utilities outlines three ways to fund a $1.5 million water system expansion. AMHERST Planning Commission reverses field on R41 zoning. SHEFFIELD LAKE Board of Education says drastic cutback in school operations as alternative to 1.7 mill levy. DEC 7.
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Lorain
Council
Avon Lake Board of Municipal Utilities
Sheffield Lake Board of Education
Seapower doubles in Cuban evacuation operation
Seapower is doubled as the Pan American and Skipper join the sealift to Matanzas to rescue Cuban refugees. About 24 more are picked up, with 94 already brought in earlier. Delays and red tape have slowed progress. the operation aims to conclude by December 1 under the American Cuban agreement.
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Key West
UPN
United State
Cuba
Pan American
Biloxi
Matanzas
Moscow
UPI
Union Today
Venus
Kilgallen death ruled a drug alcohol reaction
New York columnist Dorothy Kilgallen died from a reaction between alcohol and barbiturates. Dr James Luke of the New York Medical Examiners Office announced the cause, saying the combination led to her death.
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New York
UPI
Dorothy Kilgallen
James Luke
New York Medical Examiners Office
Miss Kilgailen
Princess Margaret and Earl of Snowdon Visit Washington DC
The British royals arrive from Tucson for a three hour whirlwind tour. They lay a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery for John F Kennedy, visit Mount Vernon, and tour the Capitol and monuments before a British Embassy luncheon and cathedral service. The trip includes numerous receptions and plantings with dignitaries.
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John F Kennedy
George Washington
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Capitol
Washington Monument
Lincoln
Lydon B Johnson
Hubert H
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