County joins in Vietnam protest in Elyria and Oberlin
Several hundred demonstrators gathered in Ely Park as part of Vietnam Moratorium Day with a larger turnout expected from Oberlin. In Oberlin’s Tappan Square more than 700 held a silent vigil, while Elyria planned a 1 p.m. protest with a bus shuttle from Oberlin. The events included student leaflets, a vigil at the Selective Service office, and a peace overnight in Elyria with 38 000 names read. Local officials stressed peaceful conduct and free expression while noting school boundaries.
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Oberlin
Vietnam
Tappan Square
Elyria
Lorain County
National Democratic Coalition
Selective Service
Second Street
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Tracey
Oberlin College
Steve Clark
Selective Service Office
Draft Board
U.S
Clark
Greyhound
Wade Shepard
Lorain
Washington
Nixon
New Soviet solar probe mission joins three-ship space link
Moscow reports open new solar research program using an unmanned satellite while Soyuz 6 7 and 8 continue their complex three-ship mission. Tass notes separate earth observations and forest and desert studies as cosmonaut-assembly aims for a space platform.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Weather update shows warmer spell and mild pattern ahead
A warming trend continues with tonight’s low in the low 40s and highs in the mid 60s to low 70s on Thursday. Friday brings more clouds and mild conditions with a small shower chance. overall rain probability stays near zero tonight and about 10 percent Thursday. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph tonight, strengthening to 15 to 20 mph Thursday. Sunset 6:48 p.m., sunrise 7:38 a.m. High 50, low 42 recorded yesterday and this morning.
Midnight convocations parade on college campuses
Students on several college campuses held midnight convocations and candlelight parades as a sign of protest or solidarity. Authorities monitored events while campus leaders urged peaceful demonstrations and unity amid rising student activism.
Fulton J. Sheen resigns Rochester bishop post at 74
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of Rochester resigns as head of the diocese citing age. Pope Paul VI names Msgr. Joseph Lloyd Hogan to succeed him and elevates Sheen to titular archbishop of Newport. Sheen gained fame via radio The Catholic Hour and a 14 year TV career earning Emmy awards. The report also covers Vietnam Moratorium Day demonstrations and political reactions across the country.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Fulton J. Sheen
Newport
Sheen
Ohio observance of Vietnam Moratorium day across campuses
Thousands of Ohio students and faculty joined a one day protest against U.S. policy in Southeast Asia. Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion students marched around the Cincinnati federal building, rams horns sounding Jericho overtones. Ohio State University and other campuses held services and discussions as classes functioned in a reduced, protest supportive manner.
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Vietnam
Ohio
United States
Southeast Asia
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Cincinnati
Federal
Jericho
Tahu
U.S
Cleveland
Apollo 11 Crew Arrives in Rome Amid Warm Reception
Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins arrived in Rome after a UK stopover ending in London. The trio walked from President Nixon’s jet to Ciampino airport to applause from about 1,000 Americans and Italians. They visited the Quirinal Palace for a reception with President Saragat and planned a Vatican meeting with Pope Paul VI.
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Rome
UPI
America
London
Neil A. Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Edwin FE. Aldrin
Michael Collins
Collins
Richard M. Nixon
Armstrong
Aldrin
Quirinal Palace
Giuseppe Saragat
Mariano Rumor
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
World Synod of Bishops
Bid Mistake Sparks Podunk Center Auction Stir
Miss Elsie M. Frinzl says a bid of twelve thousand five hundred dollars was an error after Podunk Center Iowa sold at auction. She intended one thousand two hundred fifty and refuses to forward earnest money. Other bids on Podunk population Zero were reported.
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Cleveland
UPI
Elsie M. Frinzl
Miss Frinz
Podunk Center
Iowa
Miss Frinzl
Miss Novotny
Murderess is sentenced to life in Ohio murder case
Barbara Jean Shutt, 24, was given life in prison by Judge William Morrissey for the first degree murder of her foster mother Dr. Jane Shutt, a 43 year old psychiatrist. The sentence followed a stalled hearing due to Shutt's overdose and hospitalization. She will be sent to a Marysville prison.
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Cincinnati
Barbara Jean Shutt
William Morrissey
Miss Shutt
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Mercy
Bernard Gilday Jr
Marysville
Ohio
Jane Shutt
Shutt
Prosecution rests in Ray Wren fire trial at Clearview High
The Lorain County case ends its witness phase as Frank Fortner 17 testifies he saw Ray mond Wren near the Clearview High School auditorium around 11 45 a m on May 6 the key time of the fire. Fortner recalls seeing Wren and says Wren saw him. Other witnesses confirm Wren’s presence while he denies being near the area in a taped interview. Mistrial motions are denied as defense argues over a slide description and alleged media influence.
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Raymond Wren
Wren
Clearview High School
Frank Fortner
Clearview
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Fortner
Leroy Kelly
Atty
William Barrett
Kelly
Barrett
Lorain Journal
Rick Zarbaugh
John
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