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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1969

Page

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Kin of missing men press Paris audience drive

North Vietnamese diplomats will hear a third group of relatives from the National League of Families in Paris seeking word on missing American servicemen in Vietnam. The six member group led by Mrs. Sybil Stockdale plans to stay long and frugally, hoping for a meeting with Hanoi officials who say doors are open to relatives without U.S. government involvement.

Harold Molnix Vietnam Tammy Tulsa Okla Paris UPI Hanoi National League of Families of American Southeast Asia Sybil Stockdale San Diego Calif Texas Oklahoma U.S

EHS seniors meet principal over student protest

Elyria High School seniors met with principal Charles R. Miller after a peaceful protest about underrepresentation on the student council and class offices. Miller said nominations may be altered to broaden participation, while eight students discussed issues in a 37 group session as part of a constructive response.

EHS Elyria High School Charles R. Miller Miller

Moon Soil Yields Tax Revenue Hope, Not Crops

Space scientists report lunar soil cannot support farming and would instead be used to justify higher taxes. The analysis frames the moon as a revenue source rather than a place to cultivate crops.

Lunar Moon

Labor delegates vote on Wilson agenda as convention ends

In Brighton, England, the Labour party convention closes with a vote on Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s Agenda for a Generation. Union delegates comprising about one third of the membership are expected to oppose the plan. Wilson will fly back to London to execute a cabinet shakeup and ministry reorganizations.

Brighton England Labor Party Harold Wilson Wilson London

101st Airborne Replaces Marines Near DMZ In Major Redeploy

The 101st Airborne Division replaces homebound Marines along the DMZ as Nixon orders a pullout of 35 000 by December 15. Two paratroopers were killed and four wounded in their first clash since the move, with Bowman reports of intensified fighting across the war zone near Saigon and the Cambodian border.

Saigon Upz U.S Demilitarized Zone Dmz 101St Airborne Division Nixon 101St

Viet Cong envoy praises U.S. student war protests

Tran Buu Kiem, former Viet Cong chief at the Paris talks, sent wishes for success to U.S. students protesting the Vietnam War. In Viet Cong Radio remarks he said Viet Cong youths and students were greatly touched by American support for ending the war.

Saigon UPI Tran Buu Kiem Paris U.S Vietnam Viet Cong Kiem United States

Israelis Renew Raids Across Suez Canal and Gulf

Israeli warplanes crossed the Suez Canal and Gulf of Suez attacking targets described as Egyptian military sites. Military spokesmen in Tel Aviv said all planes returned safely. The raids followed a cross canal artillery exchange that wounded an Israeli soldier as a broader Middle East war loomed in Cairo.

Israel Suez Canal Gulf of Suez Middle East Cairo Tel Aviv

Pedernales River park feature and student demonstration noted

Sunday Chronicle previews span from Peden ales River and LBJ brand linked Pedennales state park to a Texas park idea. Michigan State University officials reportedly back a large student demonstration with 10 000 participants. Oberlin College library hosts anti slavery publications. Ted Wood reports and Nancy Schwarzwalder writes.

Pedenales Michigan State Oberlin College Ted Wood

Kiesinger Opposes Coalition as SPD FDP Move Forward

In Bonn parliamentarians from SPD and FDP meet to vote on a new coalition while CDU leader Kiesinger presses a plan to block it. If SPD FDP form government Willy Brandt would likely be chancellor with Scheel as foreign minister, needing FDP support to reach a majority.

Social Democratic Party Willy Brandt Free Democrats Walter Scheel Bonn Christian Democrats Germany Social Democratic Free Democratic Kurt Georg Kiesinger Free Democratic Party FDP SPD Kiesinger Brandt Scheel Bundestag Spd-Fdp Liberal Alliance Kurt Georg Kesingers

ROTC Endorsed as Key Officer Source by Pentagon Panel

A Pentagon committee urged expanded university involvement in ROTC, endorsing it as a highly desirable officer procurement method. It recommended academic credit for ROTC courses, faculty status for instructors, ongoing uniform wear, and stronger campus curriculum oversight. The panel, chaired by Dr George Benson, called ROTC a major source for Army Navy and Air Force officers.

Washington Pentagon ROTC Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird George C.S. Benson Claremont Men’s College Calif Army Navy Air Force United States of America

No Pay Day Asked of Czechs

Factory officials urged union members to work one day a month without pay to combat Czechoslovakia s deep economic crisis. The move underscores the regime s failure to lift production or curb runaway inflation after last year s upheavals and the purge of reform leader Alexander Dubcek.

Prague UPI Czechoslovakia Alexander Dubcek

War censorship charge probed in Vietnam broadcasts

Rep Chalmers P Wylie says Pentagon will answer charges that Armed Forces radio network in Vietnam censored war news after US Command in Saigon denied an investigation into 12 specific censorship cases raised by Spec 5 Michael Maxwell of Columbus Ohio since mid July.

Washington Vietnam Chalmers P Wylie Rohia Wylie Pentagon Baigon Michael Maxwell Columbus Ohio

Mild Weather Forecast With Warm Weekend

Forecast calls for fair and mild conditions tonight with low near 50s. Saturday will be mostly sunny and warmer with a high around 80, then fair and warm Sunday. The chance of precipitation is 19 percent tonight and Saturday. Winds shift from northwest tonight to southeast at 10 to 15 mph Saturday. Sunset 7 08 p.m. Sunrise 7 25 a.m. High 74 yesterday. low 47 this morning.

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