UF reaches 61 4 percent of goal in final fund drive
With two days left in the 1970 United Fund, volunteers report total gifts of 921 542 dollars, boosted by a 235 527 dollar pledge from U S Steel, reaching 61 4 percent of the 1 5 million goal. Industry A leads with 740 925 toward 998 500, while Industry B and Construction show 28 3 and 17 1 percent. Finance reaches 86 7 percent of 56 5 thousand. Corogin and Hupp note expect stronger final results.
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United Fund
U.S. Steel
Sheffield Coster
Charles T. Baughman
Greater Lorain County
Ines
Baughman
US Steel
Edward Hupp
Hupp
James C. Coughman
John
Coregin
Corogin
Stanley G. Pijor
Storm disrupts air war as Cam Ranh base evacutes fleet
A tropical storm named Louise hit central Vietnam disrupting air operations across South Vietnam. The U S base at Cam Ranh Bay evacuated its aircraft as winds reached 60 mph. Fringes of the storm disrupted air strikes and cargo traffic while radar guided B 52s continued pounding the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos. Ground fighting remained light in other areas.
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Saigon
API
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Cam Rash Bay
Louise
Cam Ranh
Joan
Kate
da Nang
Nha Trang
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Russians stage second hijack as students seek asylum
Turkish authorities questioned two Soviet students Nikolai Grilov and Vitaly Pozdeyir after they hijacked an Aeroflot plane to Sinop on the Black Sea coast. They claimed they acted to escape the Soviet Union and face possible criminal action. The incident follows a prior hijack by Lithuanians and strains relations as Ankara weighs asylum requests and extradition issues amid broader East-West tensions.
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Ankara
Turkey
U.S
Soviet Armenia
Nikolai Grilov
Vitaly Pozdeyir
Sinop
Anatolia
Alexei Menshikov
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Cevat Deneli
Russia
Vassiliy Grubyakov
Thal
Moscow
Armenia
Aeroflot
Kerch
Krasnodar
Giilov
Pozdeyir
Yuri Derbinov
Pranas Stasio Brazinskas
Algedas
Trabzon
Oberlin man is 19th Kent State arrest
An Oberlin junior at Kent State University was arrested on a second degree rioting charge from spring disturbances. William Ree of 224 Morgan St Oberlin pleaded innocent in Portage County Court and was freed on 1000 dollar bond after surrendering earlier. He was the ninth KSU student arrested in indictments from a special jury probing the May rioting.
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Kent
Oberlin
Kent State University
William Ree
Morgan St
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Arthrell
Lorain County Community College
Ee University
Oxford
KSU
Kent State
Kidnappers silent as Ecuador worries in Quito
Abductors grabbed Brig Gen Cesar Rohon Sandoval at gunpoint, leaving a bloodstained scene and a bound chauffeur. Authorities offered a 40000 reward, martial law curfews spread, foreign delegations left, and universities closed amid nationwide unrest after Velasco Ibarra’s bid for power.
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Quito
Ecuador
UPT
Cesar Rohon Sandoval
Rohon Sandoval
Miraflores
National University
Air Force
Rohan Sandoval
There Must Be Something Feminine About a Tree
Witty verse notes the tree’s yearly striptease as leaves fall, bare limbs emerge, and sap sustains life through seasons, a playful take on nature and renewal. Published in a local column for humor and light commentary.
Artificial ears gift Otomi girl new outlook on life
Elena Arroyo, born without ears in a remote Otomi village near Mexico City, finally has artificial ears. After a surgeon’s initial doubt, she regained hearing and now can speak. Oakland firm Realastic Industries funded her trip and wait for fitting, with support from UAW member James Santos. Elena stays with missionary Vola Griste until she returns home to Mexico.
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Oakland
Calif
Elena Arroyo
Elena
Mexico City
Vola Griste
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Miss Griste
Oklahoma City
Realastic Industries
James Santos
United Auto Workers
Realastic
Mexico
Elyria GI Awarded Bronze Star for Valor in Cambodia
Specialist 4 Galen Lake of Elyria received the Bronze Star Medal with V device for valor during operations in Cambodia. The award cites his refusal to abandon comrades under heavy fire, aiding pinned teammates, securing ammunition, and recovering a fallen soldier during a May battle. Lake, a Baltimore native residing in Elyria, is stationed at Fort Carson and plans to complete two years of service in January.
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Elyrian
Cambodia
Galen Lake
Oak St
Lake
Daniel
Baltimore
Elyria
Vietnam
Ft Carson
Colo
Posey Offers Money Back Guarantee for Douglasville Race
Douglasville Georgia candidate Bill Posey pledges a money back guarantee to constituents if elected to the House of Representatives. He promises to hold a public meeting after one year and, if a majority feel he has not performed, he will return a $4200 salary to the county treasury.
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Douglasville
Bill Posey
House of Representatives
Posey
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Lodi
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Ita
Milan
Phnom Penh
Tang Kauh
Siam Reap
Angkor Wat
United States
Ohio National Guardsmen
Bury Ford
Glenn Frank
Robert S. White
Frank
Ohio
Paul W. Brown
Ford
White
Gleon Frank
Justice
All Brown
Grand Jury
Claude L. Fly
Teparmaro
al Rojo Vivo
Montevideo
Urguay
Guayaquil
Manuel Agustin Aguirre
Fortunato Safan
Cuenca
Loja
Pacific
South America
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Velasco Ibarra
Velasco
Patel
Sam
BILAW
Clark St
Elyria GI
Batle
Perime
United States Army
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