Fire damages workshop at Lebanon Correctional Institute
A major fire swept the Lebanon Correctional Institute workshop area, threatening two acres of shop space and injuring no one. The blaze began between 8:30 and 9:00 am from a welder’s torch, with 80 60 gallon paint drums exploding as foam trucks aided containment. Seventy firefighters, guards, and law enforcement controlled the flames, while power and communications were cut. The site produces license tags and other metal goods. the tag shop has produced most of the 10.5 million tags planned for next year.
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Lebanon
William Rainey
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Rainey
Maury Koblentz
Ohio Division of Correction
Tax hike faces sharp split in new Congress
In Washington Sen. William Proxmire predicts a sharp division over possible tax increases as the 1967 session opens. He notes opposition from Rep. Hale Boggs and GOP counterpoints from Sen. Jacob Javits and Gov. Clifford Hansen. Hansen urges budget economies before any tax rise.
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William Proxmire
Congress
Proxmire
Senate
House Economic Committee
Johnson
Wisconsin Democrat
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
GOP
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
Boggs
Hansen
Hubbard Schools Reopen After Teacher Pay Increase
Hubbard students return to class as teachers win a 530 dollar annual pay hike ending a strike. Four Hubbard schools reopen while Youngstown resumes classes after a weekend agreement on collective bargaining set for 1968.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Hubbard
Winter Snow Hits Ohio Lake Erie Region
Winter’s second November blast brings 1 to 6 inches of snow across Ohio with the heaviest fall along Lake Erie. Traffic crashes killed five, including three in one wreck. Schools closed in Bowling Green and several counties. State crews salted and sanded after a swift freeze caused slick roads and numerous incidents from Cincinnati to Cleveland.
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Henry
Putnam
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Erie
Ohio Line
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Akron
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Ashtabula
Celina
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Greyhound
Howard Lambert
Riverside Hospital
Toronto
Ont
Miami
Fla
Snow Forecast Postalized Local Weather Update
Snow likely tonight with up to 4 inches possible and temperatures in the 20s to 30s. Yesterday high reached 35 and overnight low 28 with morning 26. Middletown reports 12 inches of snow by 8 am. Details on Page 11.
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Middletown
Upper Michigan Snow Relief Looms After Widespread Storm
The Weather Bureau forecast relief for Upper Michigan after a storm that stranded over 1,000 people and disrupted roads, schools, and power to 10,000 homes. Snow totals reached 16 inches around Marquette with drifts up to six feet. Ferries and highways faced closures as rescues and shelter operations continued.
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Weather Bureau
Upper Michigan
Detroit
Michigan
Marquette
U.S. 2
Upper Peninsula
U.S. 41
Skandia
Ishpeming
City of Midland
Blizzard Bound Ferry Aboard 128 Safe In Storm
AP reports 128 passengers aboard a car ferry stranded in a blizzard at Ludington Michigan rode out the storm safely. The vessel remained marooned as heavy snow and high winds hampered rescue efforts.
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Ludington, Mich
Attleboro ends as VC sanctuary cracks in War Zone C
Maj. Gen. Fred C. Weyand says Operation Attleboro broke open a VC stronghold in War Zone C Tay Ninh Province. The 43 day offensive involved about 25 000 American soldiers and concluded with claimed enemy losses over 1100 and more than 2400 tons of rice seized. Weyand cautions VC base areas remain, but zone C will never be the same.
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Long Binh
South Viet Nam
Attleboro
U.S
Fred C. Weyand
Tay Ninh
Saigon
Weyand
Zone C
Attleboro battle winds down as U S units regroup
General Weyand assesses Operation Attleboro aftermath noting 9th Division casualties around 20 percent but not crippled. He cites regrouping forces around Saigon and pacification efforts amid Viet Cong remnants northeast of Zone C near the Cambodian border. Separately, City of Midland 41 ferry ran aground at Ludington amid gale winds with crew reporting no danger and towing planned.
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Weyand
Zone C
Attleboro
U.S
Hau Nghia
Saigon
Quint Clears Crisis For One Of Pittsburgh Quintuplets
AP report from Pittsburgh notes infant Roni Sue Aronson, one of five born premature, survived past 72 hours marking the first crisis passed. Doctors warned jaundice may require exchange blood transfusion, while Roni Sue remains active and in good overall condition.
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Pittsburgh
Kickerng
Tiny Roni Sue Aronson
Michael Aronson
Roni Sue
Art Uns
Lee Bass
Magee Women's Hospital
Bass
Patti Aronson
Assembly Again Bars Red China From United Nations
The United Nations General Assembly, in a more decisive vote than last year, refused to seat Red China. This marks the 16th time the Peking government has been barred from the body.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
China
Peking
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