Bombing Near Saigon Amid Big North Viet Battle
American B52s dropped about 180 tons of bombs on North Vietnamese troops north of Saigon as fighting raged along the capital's outer defense line. North Vietnamese forces reported heavy losses, with dozens of clashes near Que Son and Quang Tri as strategists warned of intensified air strikes and a typhoon threatening the region.
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Saigon
U.S
Que Son
Ross
Quang Tri
North Vietnam
U S. Command
South Vietnam
China Sea
Red River Delta
Hanoi
Haiphong
Thailand
U.S. Air Force
China
Three Bridges
Hig Yen Son
Lorain County Air Patrol drill uses tornado victim scene
A staged tornado incident shows a victim aided by Dr. James R. Homan as law officers treat others in the background. The event is a readiness exercise by the newly formed Lorain County Sheriff’s Department Air Patrol. CT photographer John Payne captures the scene with Steve Miller and Jim Smola assisting.
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Lorain County Sheriff's Department Air Patrol
David Ralich
James R. Homan
Steve Miller
Jim Smola
John Payne
Cleveland air show bomb hoaxes probe two threats
Telephoned bomb threats disrupted a United Airlines 737 inbound from Chicago and a C5-A Galaxy at the Cleveland Air Show. Police searched both aircraft. no devices found. Two men, Jerry Public and James Binion, were arrested on extortion charges related to the bomb threats.
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Cleveland, Ohio
United Air Lines
Cleveland
Chicago
Air Force
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Burke Lakefront
FBI
United
Jerry Public
James Binion
Marmet
W. Va
U.S
Weather forecast with showers and clearing trend
Cloudy today with a chance of showers in portions and elsewhere. Highs mid 60s to upper 70s. Tonight continued cloudiness with a shower chance in southern areas and low temperatures in the 50s. Tomorrow clearing from the northwest with partly sunny conditions and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Lake Erie winds northeast 12 to 22 knots Sunday. Cloudy with occasional showers.
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Lake Erie
Mini Page is big news for young readers
The Chronicle Telegram presents the Mini Page, a weekly feature for area youngsters. It offers articles games puzzles and jokes geared to youth and invites readers to submit their own jokes. Look for the next Mini Page every Monday.
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Sively
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
East German sweep boosts medal lead at Munich Olympics
A 29 year old East German student set an Olympic pole vault record as East German rowers swept seven golds. The United States won one of five finals in track and field, golds in swimming and shooting, and remained in a close medal race with Russia. Germany as a united bloc led in total medals, while Wolfgang Nordwig broke the pole vault record with 17 feet 10.42 inches and Rob Seagren faltered after a protest over a catapult. David Wottle won the 800 meters in a dramatic finish.
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West
United States
Russia
Germany
West Germany
Wolfgang Nordwig
Rob Seagren
Seagren
Los Angeles
Olympic Stadium
David Wottle
Wottle
Canton
Bowling Green State
Evgeny Arzhanov
Mike Bont
Lenya
Munich clash injures 58 police in antiwar protest
Fifty eight Munich police officers and at least three others were hurt as a peaceful antiwar march of about 2000 protesters devolved into street fighting in central Munich near the stadium. Police reported brutality as protesters attacked with makeshift weapons while leftist demonstrators broke from the route toward a memorial to fascism.
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Munich
Germany
Olympic City
Manfred Schreiber
Stadius
When in charge seek counsel from a manyfold panel
A wry note on governance suggests leadership relies on delegation and review. When faced with doubt, officials turn to a coordinating committee for examination, echoing a methodical approach to problem solving. The piece mixes humor with an institutional critique.
Chronicle Telegram Holiday C T Delivering In Morning
The Chronicle Telegram will publish tomorrow on Labor Day and will be delivered in the morning as usual for a holiday edition. Look for your holiday C T.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Fire at Fitchville nursing home sparked welfare care battle
A 1963 tragedy where 62 residents died in Fitchville Ohio exposed safety failures and triggered waves of regulation. The piece analyzes how welfare and private payers shape nursing home finances, noting court fights, Medicare withdrawal threats, and rising care costs for the medically indigent. Private patients effectively subsidize welfare residents, potentially raising rates and straining facilities as scrutiny intensifies.
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Fitchville
John F. Kennedy
Ohio
Kennedy
State Welfare Department
Cleveland
Mrs.Jones
Wessell
Oberlin
Welcome Nursing Home
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