Apollo 12 crew anxious to get back home Flight Center
Apollo 12 explorers in lunar orbit photo the future landing sites and prepare for a 3 day, quarter million mile return. Pete Conrad Richard F. Gordon and Alan Bean await a 3 49 p m splashdown in the South Pacific after a successful moon mission marking a rapid return with the Saturn V rocket space center reports notes vibrations from the ascent stage and surprise duration of the seismometer readings.
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Flight Center
UPI
Maurice Ewing
Elyria considers downtown courthouse plan with county approval
City council approves selling a 330000 city note to Roose Wade and Co to borrow funds for land purchase in the proposed six acre downtown courthouse site bounded by West Avenue Second Street Third Street and the Black River. County commissioners hold final decision on the Elvira courthouse project and potential city hall move.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Roose
Wade and Co
Toledo
Elvira
Edward A. Robinson
Datlarge
Robinson
Elvrra
West Avenue
Second Street
Third Street
Black River
Loram County
Taft enters Ohio Senate race facing Rhodes in 1970
U S Rep Robert Taft Jr of Cincinnati announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for US Senator from Ohio. He will contend with Gov James A Rhodes as well as other GOP hopefuls, while Democrat incumbent Stephen Young plans not to seek renomination. Other races feature notable moves by Atty Gen Paul Brown and various gubernatorial hopefuls.
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Cincinnati
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Stephen Young
Young
Taft
U.S
Robert A. Taft
William Howard Taft
House of Representatives
Hamilton County
U.S. Senate
Rhodes
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Franklin County
Columbus
Atty
Paul Brown
Brown
State Supreme Court
William Saxbe
Albert Sealy Jr
Dayton
Roger Cloud
William White
Mt. Vernon
Gilligan
Robert Sweeney
Bay Village
John Herbert
John W. Brown
Glenn
New York City
Edwin Lawton
Raymond J. Swope
Cleveland Heights
Haynsworth nomination rejected by Senate vote
The Senate rejected President Ford’s choice Clement F Haynsworth for the Supreme Court. The vote was 39 to 45, marking the first time in 39 years a high court nominee was defeated.
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Haynsworth
Senate
Washington
UPI
Clement F Haynsworth
Massacre reports spark call for congressional probe
Cleveland based reports claim a mass killing in My Lai No 4 in March 1968. Ronald L. Haeberle, 28, says as many as one hundred civilians were slain by U.S. Army troops with C Company, 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment. Congressman Minshall urges inquiry and witnesses from the Defense Department. The Army investigates in Saigon as details emerge from ex GIs including RIDENHOUR and CALLEY facing murder charges.
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UPI
South Vietnam
Ronald L. Haeberle
20Th Infantry
Ith
My Lai
No 4
Haeberle
Minshall
House
George H. Mabon
D-Tex
Defense Committee
Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Army
Saigon
Ronald Ridenhour
Vietnam
Pilot emerges from 18 day Arctic delta ordeal
John B. Woslying, 47, of Inuvik, a Northern Canada Power Commission pilot, walked from the Mackenzie River delta frostbitten but in remarkably good shape after an 18 day forced down in extreme cold conditions. He endured temperatures of 40 below zero during the ordeal.
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Inuvik
N.W.T
Arctic
Mackenzie River
Northwest Territories
John B. Woslying
Northern Canada Power Commission
Index The Smoothest Running Families
A reflective piece argues that the best functioning households are those that embrace teen work and responsibility within daily routines. It emphasizes practical chores, time management, and shared tasks as the foundation of harmony and efficiency.
Auto makers cut back as 1970 sporty cars stall sales
US auto industry poured into high powered sporty 1970 models but consumer demand lagged. Chrysler plans layoff of 17,800 workers as inventories rise, with 1970 Javelin AMX Camaro Firebird Barracuda and overall fleet stocks stretching well beyond 75 to 452 days. Economist George Katona warns of a 5 to 10 percent drop in 1970 car sales amid softening buyer sentiment. Production for fourth quarter skirts near 22 million cars versus 23 million a year ago, amid earlier model-year starts.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
Automotive News
Plymouth
University of Michigan
George Katona
Ward
Automotive Reports
Reunion After 50 Years Bridges Between Sisters Across Atlantic
Esther Adam, 70, Elyria, and Elizabeth Oryak, 82, Budapest, reunited at Cleveland Hopkins Airport after decades apart. Esther left Hungary in 1919 with a brother while Elizabeth stayed with another brother. Esther married Paul Adam and raised seven children in America. Elizabeth endured Hungary under fascist rule, war and deprivation, and faced deportations. The sisters’ greeting at 12:30 a.m. marked a long awaited crossing of paths after World War I and wartime separation.
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Esther Adam
Elyria
Cleveland Hopkins
Elizabeth Oryak
Budapest
Hungary
John Fazio
Shadden Road
Cleveland Hopkins International
Weather notes and fading plans amid 1956 events in Budapest
Mostly cloudy, cool spell continues with a mid twenties low, upper thirties by day. Winds shift from southwest to southeast tonight and tomorrow as a chance of showers or snow flurries remains, precipitation around 20 percent. High 28, low 19, and a history of Soviet occupation frames a family narrative linking Esther, Elizabeth, and Martha Zimmerman across Europe and Elyma, Lorain, and Birmingham.
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Esther
Elizabeth
Martha Zimmerman
Lorain
Europe
Budapest
Vicki King Faith Helming
Joseph and
David Adam
Elyma
Tresa Burkett
Birmuing
World of Hippies and Headlines in Sundays Chronicle
An unusual Sunday package explores the second generation of hippies and their struggles with drugs and discipline through personal tales including a mother’s worries about her son turning straight. Also teased are a maritime tale, a Sun feature on Noel Coward nearing 70 and a French legend revived in Sunday entertainment pages.
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Sunday Chronicle
Noel Coward
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