Train blockage after derailment disrupts town crossings
An eastbound Erie Larka wannla freight train derailed a coal car, stopping the train and blocking several crossings in the center of town this afternoon. Police investigated theft of a $100 camera from a car trunk at the First Baptist Church lot. A YMCA intramural swim exhibition between Michigan and Slippery Rock drew no charge, while a Michigan Yale and Ohio bout was noted for tomorrow. Traffic offenses led to three citations, including red light violations and unlit license plates. A stray Basset hound was at 621 Mead Avenue, and two youths faced court on burglary and theft charges. Bike rack upgrades at Caley School were described as elevated.
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Robert H. Stevenson
Union City
Merle Ottaway
Michael J. Nadalny
Spartansburg
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Cosmos 189 state of unmanned space activity persists in Moscow
The Soviet Union launches Cosmos 189 an unmanned capsule in orbit as docking tests between unmanned vehicles mark a space first. Officials claim normal operation with a 95.7 minute orbit and 332 mile max height while hints of a space platform emerge and U.S. observers note earlier unmanned docking capability.
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White House
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UN Stymied in Move For Mideast
UN Security Council efforts for a Middle East settlement stalled by Israel’s insistence on direct talks and refusal to retreat to prewar lines. Premier Levi Eshkol told the Knesset that new boundaries must be negotiated and initial positions won’t be pulled back. Eban said Israel’s stance on rival council plans hinges on whether a UN mission would prejudice Israel’s position.
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Middle East
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Eban
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Two rival UN resolutions on Middle East settlement
A drafted Argentine Brazil Ethiopia India Mali Nigeria proposal calls for UN contact with parties to pursue settlement, demanding Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands seized in the June conflict and an end to belligerency. A Denmark Canada alternative stresses wage principles and says nations should not refuse to withdraw troops on others’ territory. Egyptian sources say direct talks with Israel are unlikely for years under Nasser.
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Thieu Names Loc Premier as Viet Cong Attacks Loc Ninh
Thieu outlined the path to peace stressing North restraint, while naming Nguyen Van Loc, a 4 year old Saigon lawyer? (sic) to replace Ky as premier to balance the government. Viet Cong launched a dawn attack on Loc Ninh but was repulsed, per military spokesmen.
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Thieu
Nguyen van Loc
Nguyen Cao Ky
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Loc
South Vietnam
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Community Knowledge Month Brings Eye Clinic to Corry
Corry Area Jaycees and Jay-Etts launch Community Knowledge Month with a second Amblyopia clinic for preschoolers aged 30 to 60 months at the Corry YMCA on November 19 and 26 from 2 to 4 PM. No charge. Officials urge public participation in Children’s Book Week and American Education Week November 5 to 11.
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Jaycees
Corry Area
Corry Ymca
Children to collect UNICEF coins door to door tonight
Police dismiss youngsters to go home after 6 30 p m ring UNICEF coin containers and trick or treat bags. Civil Defense will sound signal 4 4 1 at 6 30 p m to end collecting and return to party centers for games and refreshments. At 9 p m children return to the Municipal Building for treats while Civil Defense police guard routes. Later reports: Reds move east across an airstrip and hit two camps.
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Mansfield says LBJ would halt bombing if Geneva reconvened
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield told AP that President Johnson would end U S bombing of North Vietnam if the Geneva Conference were reconvened. He dismissed Soviet remarks as unreal and urged Britain as cochair to convene a new meeting to test U S reaction and possibility of peace, with Goldberg to testify before the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Rites Held for Adam Yaratch at St Thomas Church
A requiem mass for Adam Yaratch was celebrated at St Thomas Church at 9:30 a m, following a family prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home. Burial occurred in the church cemetery. Bearers included Tony Amoroso and Joseph Gronosljaj among others. numerous relatives came from Ohio and Pennsylvania, including Lake Milton Newton Falls Avon and Sandusky areas, with many Yaratch family members attending.
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Erwin Merkle
Wayne Skinner
George Tinko
Helen Tinko
Erie
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David Yaratch
Lake Milton
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Delores Yaratch
Margaret Yarratch
Barbara Varga
Newton Falls
Arthur Varatch
Debbie
Cindy Varatch
Avon
Mary Reed
Darrell Dye
Southington
Margaret Fowler
Mantua
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Rose Dye
Garrettsville
Pred Pace
Jamestown
Anthony Basile
Cleveand
Edward Yaratch
Sandusky
James Basile
Albion
John Wasielak
Joseph Jaracz
New Kensington
Anthony
Senators Demand Rusk Resignation Over Vietnam Policy
Senate members including Stephen M. Young and Eugene McCarthy urged Secretary of State Dean Rusk to resign at a Thursday public session. Young, a sharp Johnson Vietnam critic, said Rusk cannot take an objective position and claimed he advised and plotted.
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Stephen M. Young
D-Ohio
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
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