Paint attack mars welcome for Johnson in Melbourne
In Melbourne Australia a crowd greeted President Johnson with cheers and a later paint assault as his limousine neared Government House. Plastic bags of green and red paint splattered the windshield, drenching three Secret Service agents and leaving Johnson and Mrs. Johnson momentarily unprotected. The driver halted the car and police formed a protective barrier before the party moved inside. One youth was arrested and the president joked that the turnout was too large for the paint to spoil.
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Lady Bird Johnson charms Aussies on Canberra tour
Judy Bayvel reports Lady Bird Johnson and Australia’s Mrs Holt visiting Canberra on a girls only tour. The first ladies greet cheerful crowds, plant a tree, meet a kangaroo, hug children, and clash in color choices.
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Where to Turn French Creek plan progresses
Black River School District parents express displeasure over school transfers. Big game of the year on tap for Elyria High's football team tonight.
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Viet Cong mine blast kills in Mekong Delta market
In Tra On village near Saigon Viet Cong terrorists set off a handmade mine in a crowded market, killing nine and wounding hundreds including civilians and soldiers. The attack, part of a string of violence in the delta, followed assaults on a popular forces platoon outpost and a district headquarters mortar strike.
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Popular Forces
Avon Lake approves water bonds plan amid council switch
Avon Lake council passed an ordinance authorizing sale of 1.45 million dollars in mortgage revenue bonds to fund water plant and distribution system expansion. Two wary councilmen switched votes, one was absent, one dissented. The measure carries a 4.304 percent rate for 20 years, with a potential five cent monthly water-rate impact and questions raised on contract handling. Legality of the sale was referred to a law firm for review.
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Norman ‘Bundy
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Welsh coal waste burying village school and homes
In Merthyr Tydfil Wales heavy rains loosened a coal pit waste heap that collapsed onto Aberfan village, burying Pantglas Infant School and nearby homes. Officials say 27 bodies have been found with about 150 still missing as rescue workers search in the smothered debris.
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Merthyr Tydfil
Wales
Pantglas
Garret Jones
Coal Board
Aberfan
Cardiff
Tas
Weather Forecast Says Warmer Conditions Ahead
The forecast calls for sunny and warmer today with a high near 60 to 65 degrees and a mild night with lows around 40 to 45. Expect increasing clouds and wind as a warmer, windy Saturday approaches with a high near 53 degrees noted yesterday afternoon.
Rhodes to visit Lorain County Community College despite cold
Gov James A Rhodes despite being ordered to bed with a cold will attend the open house at Lorain County Community College Abbe Rd campus this afternoon. About 1500 expected to tour from 3 30 p m with remarks and guided tours as 2700 students begin classes in Science Math and Engineering Technology buildings.
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Lorain County Community College
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Lerner
Laos royal air force clashes with army as feud widens
Eight Laotian air force planes bombed army targets near Vientiane amid a long running right wing military feud. Premier Souvanna Phouma, on a Paris visit, said a coup was possible and that the conflict likely stems from rivalry between General Thao and the general staff. He planned to return home at once.
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Bangkok
Congress OKs football merger
Washington AP reports Congress approved an agreement for the National and American football leagues to merge into one expanded league. The legislation grants immunity from antitrust laws. Final action followed Senate approval shortly after House passage Thursday night.
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Fragmented caption on curious bridge pun reads odd
A mangled OCR style line shows a damaged caption about a bridge joke. readable words hint at a playful misquote about paying at a gate or guest and a stray punctuation mark. The fragment lacks clear names or places to identify a full event.
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