Chrysler Plans 600 Acre Monroe Plant Site for Future Development
Chrysler Corp has options on 600 acres in Monroe in Warren County near I-75 and Ohio 63 for future development. The land, largely in Monroe city limits within the Middletown School District, could host a stamping plant with initial employment around 2,500 rising to 4,700, and a $50 million investment for a 2.5 million square foot facility patterned after a Twinsburg plant. Construction would take 12 to 18 months once planned, producing 1,650 autos daily and using 800 tons of steel with 35 percent scrap.
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Paul Day Journal
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George Henkle Associates, Inc
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Miami Valley Industrial Park, Inc
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Summit County
Big E Disaster Leaves 24 Dead and 17 Missing
The Enterprise disaster on a training exercise 75 miles southwest of Honolulu left 24 dead 17 missing and 85 injured. The cause of the explosions was unknown though initially suspected to be a bomb. The ship returned to port under its own power with its nuclear reactor intact.
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Honolulu
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Pacific
Vietnam
Billy Hawk
Austin
Tex
Johnson Urges Leaders to Finish Great Society Push
President Johnson tells House and Senate Democrats to back Nixon's program with sympathy but press ahead with social reforms. He sends a 195.3 billion budget to Congress and hails progress toward peace in Vietnam while outlining a broad urban renewal and civil rights agenda for 1970.
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Johnson
House
Senate
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Navy Carrier Disasters Since World War II
A brief AP chronology lists major U.S. Navy carrier fires and explosions. Incidents include Leyte at Leyte Gulf with 37 killed, Bennington near Newport with 103 killed, Constellation at Brooklyn Navy Yard with 49 killed, Saratoga in the Ionian Sea with 7 killed, Oriskany in the Gulf of Tonkin with 54 killed, Franklin D. Roosevelt in the Gulf of Tonkin with 8 killed, and Forrestal in the Gulf of Tonkin with 132 killed.
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Associated Press
Leyte
South Boston Naval Yard
Bennington
Newport
R.I
Constellation
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Saratoga
Ionian Sea
Oriskany
Gulf of Tonkin
Franklin D., Roosevelt
Forrestal
Abducted Baby Girl Found Alive After Ransom Attempt
Paula Ann McGinnis was kidnapped by two men posing as repairmen and released unharmed less than 12 hours later in La Mirada. A ransom demand of 200000 was reported by her father Frank McGinnis, who said he received calls after the abduction. The child wandered home and told her parents the assailants “two bad men.”
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Paula Ann McGinnis
Frank McGinnis
la Mirada
Soviet Cosmonauts Prepare First Orbital Crew Transfer
Four rookie cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5 maneuver in orbit as unconfirmed reports say they may link up for a crew transfer. Vladimir Shatalov reports all systems normal on Soyuz 4 while Boris Volynov and crew aboard Soyuz 5 are shown in telecast smiling and at ease during joint experiments.
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Moscow
Vladimir Shatalov
Shatalov
Volynov
Yevgeny Khrunov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Soviet Space Mission Marks First With Four Cosmonauts
The Soviet Union launched two manned ships Soyuz 5 at 2 14 a m EST and Soyuz 4 at 2 39 a m Tuesday marking the first joint flight since June 1963 and the first Soviet mission with four cosmonauts in orbit.
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Soviet Union
Tass
U S Mail Rate Proposed To Rise To Seven Cents
President Johnson proposes a seven cent single class rate by merging the six cent first class and ten cent air mail into one rate. He argues the change would reduce the postal deficit as much mail already moves by air.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
1800 Ciney Workers Strike In Cincinnati After Court Ruling
About 1,800 non uniformed city workers walked off despite a court injunction. Pickets crowded City Hall as water service and garbage collection faced strain. Police and firemen received 9 percent raises. non uniformed workers seek parity with those increases.
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Cincinnati
City Hall
Delhik Hills
London Gold Prices Jump to Alltime Peak on Uncertainty
The London free bullion market saw gold rise 35 cents to an alltime high as Nixon policy uncertainty and distrust of paper money weighed on markets. Morning fixing was $42.75 per ounce, up from $42.40 on Tuesday afternoon.
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London
Nixon
Middletown Outlook Sees Warmer Highs in 30s Today
The Middletown forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures in the 30s today. FridayExpect cloudy conditions with milder weather and highs in the upper 40s.
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Middletown
Chuckle Success Said to Depend on Social Alignment
The statement suggests humor as a social tool that helps some people thrive by getting along with certain individuals while outpacing others in social or professional settings.
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