Kennedy statements barred at Kopechne autopsy hearing
Wilkes Barre AP A Pennsylvania judge refused to admit Sen Edward Kennedy statements as evidence at an autopsy hearing for Mary Jo Kopechne. Police Chief Arena described the Chappaquiddick accident scene and the body recovery while opposing counsel pressed about blood evidence and foul play.
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Wilkes-Barre
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Mary Jo Kopechne
Dominick J. Arena
Edgartown
Mass
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Dist
Hidmund Dinis
New Bedford
Joseph A. Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Bernard C. Brominski
Common Pleas Court
Dinis
Armand Fernandes Jr
Arena
Chappaquiddick Island
Miss Kopechne
Fernandes
John N. Farrar
Edgartown Fire Department
Mary Jo Kopechie
Joseph
Joseph F. Flanagan
Deer Rises From Tree After Buck’s Narrow Hit
A Sandusky post reports a pickup driven by Theodore J. Logan hit a deer on Rt 113 near Birmingham Hill. The deer, tied to a tree by bystanders, came back to life and wandered off after Erie County game wardens freed it, leaving both vehicle and deer in good condition.
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Birmingham
Sandusky
State Highway Patrol
Theodore J. Logan
Vermilion Rd
Oberlin
Rt. 113
Birmingham Hill
Erie County Game Warden
Nobel Peace Prize 1969 Award To ILO
The International Labour Organization received the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. The award carries a $75,000 prize this year.
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Oslo
UPI
International Labor Organization Today
United Fund Kicks Off Drive for Record $1,465,000
The United Fund of Greater Lorain County launches its annual drive to raise 1,465,000 for 58 health and welfare agencies. Industrialist John B. Findling leads about 2,000 volunteers in a campaign that aims for a record high, ending October 30. Contributions fund operating costs of member agencies.
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United Fund of
Greater Lorain County
John B. Findling
Elyria
Forest of Darkness sees major U Minh assault by South Vietnamese
South Vietnamese troops replacing U.S. units in the Mekong Delta reported 96 guerrilla kills in the first invasion of the U Minh Forest, a Communist stronghold. Six government troops died and 16 were wounded as the 40 mile jungle battle sparked the lull's heaviest fighting.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Mekong
U Minh Forest
United States
Cua Viet
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Okinawa
Nixon
Greek composer Miki Theodorakis imprisoned by government
Greek composer Miki Theodorakis, who wrote the music for Zorba the Greek, has been sent to a prison camp by the military backed Greek government. He had been banished to a mountain village with his wife and two children a year ago, reflecting his leftist status in the regime.
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Athens
Greece
Miki Theodorakis
Inland Press awards C-T est in local affairs news
The Chronicle-Telegram of ElyriaLorain wins first place in Inland Daily Press Association Local Government News Contest for February against 25,000 to 75,000 circulation papers. Judge praised thorough local coverage and strong photographs. Other winners listed. Over 400 newspaper executives gathered in Chicago for the opening session.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Inland Daily Press Association
Arthur D. Hudnutt
C-T
Chicago
University of Wisconsin School of Journalism
Bob Eisenbarth
North Ridgeville
Minneapolis Star
Springfield
State Register
The
Niles
Daily Tribune
South Haven
Mich
Sandusky Register
Norwalk Reflector
Press Association
Four U S soldiers executed in North Korea ambush
Wooster Ohio Army staff sergeant James A Grissinger and three other American servicemen were shot in the head after a North Korean ambush along the demilitarized zone. The four were identified as Charles E Taylor Jr Jack L Morris and William E Grimes. Bodies recovered by a U S Army patrol. The United Nations asked for a Korea Military Armistice Commission meeting to protest the attack.
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Seoul
UPS
Wooster
Ohio
United Nations Command
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Park to remold Korea cabinet after referendum victory
Premier Chung Il-kwon and his cabinet resign amid moves to reconfigure the government for President Chung Hee Park’s expected third term. Also resigning were Kim Hyung-Wook of the Central Intelligence Agency and Chief Presidential Secretary Lee Hu-Rak as opposition parties criticize the police and security apparatus.
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Seoul
Chung Il-kwon
Chung Hee Park
Park
Kim Hyung-Wook
Central Intelligence Agency
Lee Hu-Rak Kims
Lee
Legal dispute puts Hoss back in prison
PITTSBURGH UPI Stanley B. Hoss Jr is back in prison as authorities weigh progress in locating the bodies of Linda Peugeot 21 and her daughter Lori Mas 2. Hoss admitted kidnapping the Bel Air Maryland mother and child four weeks after his jail break and alleged murder of a Verona patrolman. FBI and local officials argued over search authority while Hoss was moved between Western Penitentiary and federal custody.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Stanley B. Hoss Jr
FBI
Hoss
Western Penitentiary
Midwest
Hoos
Linda Peugeot
Bel Air
Lori Mas
Weather forecast warm with chances of showers
Mostly sunny today with a chance of showers and warmer temperatures in the low to mid 70s. Tonight and tomorrow expect a chance of showers, with lows in the 40s and cooler highs in the upper 50s. Sunset today 6 39 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 17 44 a.m. Yesterday morning low 53 and morning high 61.
Mayors Reichlin and Mathna To Urge Capitol Backing
Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin and Lorain Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna will travel to Washington, DC, tomorrow at the urging of the National League of Cities to seek Congressional approval for a 1.6 billion Neighborhood Development Program urban renewal appropriation. Elyria has advance funds for Malcolm Manor and will seek planning funds for Rt. 47 extension. Lorain’s downtown program includes a possible city hall complex under the same guidelines. Walter Benedict says delays in planning spurred the Neighborhood Program’s creation amid reevaluation of guidelines by the new administration.
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Leonard P. Reichlin
Lorain
Woodrow W. Mathna
Washington, DC
National League of Cities
U.S
Elyria
Malcolm Manor
Walter Benedict
Benedict
Canton youth among six drowned in trapped car wreck
Riverside police say a car with three young sisters and three dates plunged into a shallow canal. Five bodies recovered. sixth, John Rumble, 19, from Canton, Ohio, found downstream. Funeral set for Wheatland. Airmen Richard Sconamore and Donald Stolarick with March Air Force Base also identified.
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Riverside
Calif
UPI
Fred Taylor
Riverside Police Department
John Rumble
Canton
Ohio
Wheatland
Woo
Rose Ann
Mary Margaret
Cathy
Rubindoux
Richard Sconamore
Renton, Wash
Donald Stolarick
Chicago
March Air Force Base
Laurie Louisiana bound may turn into hurricane
Tropical storm Laurie drifted across the Gulf toward Louisiana with a forecast of possible hurricane intensification. At 6 AM EDT it was 360 miles south southwest of New Orleans, moving north northwest toward the coast, with squalls spreading 150 miles from its center. A hurricane watch stretched from Galveston to Pensacola as Cameron and Calcasieu Parish prepared, echoing Camille’s 1969 memory while schools closed in Cameron.
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Laurie
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf
Air Force
Galveston
Tex
Pensacola
Fla
United States
Camille
Mississippi
Virginia
West Virgina
Lake Charles
Audrey
Cameron
Calcasieu Parish
Florida
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Qui Nhon
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Hoover
Tan D. MacLennan
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