Lunch at Vietnamese Outpost Amid Delta Tension
AP correspondent Edwin Q White visits a Mekong Delta outpost near Viet Nam, where a four foot boa constrictor sits by a concrete wall radio and soldiers patrol daily. The scene blends daily life with looming Viet Cong threats as villagers, traders, and a US officer observe shifting loyalties and risks in the delta.
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AP CO CO
Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
South Viet Nam
Delta
Republic of
Akron Civic Leader Wins Libel Suit Against Call & Post
A Summit County jury awarded Mertha B Moore 32000 in a libel case against the Cleveland Call and Post. The suit claimed the paper falsely labeled her as an Uncle Tom in 1962 coverage based on remarks attributed to former Gov. DiSalle.
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Akron, Ohio
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Mertha B Moore
Akron
Cleveland Call & Post
Moore
Summit County Democratic Organization
William O. Walker
Call & Post
Llewellyn Coles
Uncle Tom
Coles
James A. Rhodes
Walker
Department of Industrial Relations
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery touted for gas distress
A claimed testimonial from R. P. Buckhannen of Virginia speaks of relief from gas and indigestion after using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The ad asserts millions of bottles sold and promotes the medicine as a non alcoholic stomachic tonic aiding digestion and reducing heartburn and sour stomach.
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R. P. Buckhannen
V. Va
Dr. Pierce
Strike Called Off At Case Institute Of Technology
Teamsters Union officials end the stoppage at Case Institute of Technology and maintenance workers. Jack Fait reports a majority would not support the walkout with 20 workers back Friday 15 on Monday and 10 more on Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
Teamsters
Jack Fait
Teamsters Clerical Workers Local
Break-in and thefts reported in Butler County area
A break-in at Bob's Service Station on Rt. 4 Peasttown led to the theft of a bank money sack containing 184.29 and a spare tire from Richard J. Rieth's car at J and J Bowling Lanes. A glove box theft at Sports Bowl on Main Street took a camera and extension cord. Victor E. Wells of Tucson valued the items at 35.
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Butler County Sheriff's Office
Bob
Rt. 4
Peasttown
Richard J. Rieth
Crawford St
Main St
S. Main Street
Sheriff's
Victor E. Wells
Tucson
Ariz
Franklin PAT Candidates At Franklin PAT
Franklin School board candidates were introduced at a Parent and Teachers meeting in Central School cafeteria. New officers assume duties: President Doris Hudson, Vice President James Stockton, Secretary Betty Hughes, Treasurer Gladys Vanderpool, others include Witt, Holweger, Lackens, Wilgus, Nock, Mount, Bachert. Open house and a bake sale planned for the next meeting November 19.
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Franklin — School Board
Central School
Doris Hudson
James Stockton
Betty Hughes
Gladys Vanderpool
Cecil Witt
Barbara Holweger
Nancy Lackens
Joyce Wilgus
Ada Nock
Walter Mount
Joseph Bachert
Shotgun Ohio Plan Draws Fire From Commission
Ohio Little Hoover Commission says the newly formed Department of Development pursues a shotgun approach with vague broad objectives. The 88 member study group urges focus on expanding industrial activity to boost employment and recommends using existing federal and state data, consolidating printing, and outsourcing excess work. Gov Rhodes backs the department’s goal to create 200,000 jobs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Department of Development
Ohio
Little Hoover Commission
Commission
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
James A. Rhodes
Attorney's Fancy Hats Law Issue in New York Court
Supreme Court Justice Irving Saypol criticized attorney Enid Gerling for wearing a large velveteen hat in court. Gerling faced contempt charges for refusing to testify to withdraw as counsel in a gun case. The judge condemned her hat as disruptive and perverse, prompting her to defend herself against personal and offensive remarks.
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New York
Supreme Court
Irving Saypol
Enid Gerling
Gerling
Miss Gerling
Police Briefs Report Auto Parts and Cash Theft
Wayne Quail of 503 South Main Street reported the theft of the carburetor from his car. Ellif Heisman of 1218 Ellen Drive said $14 was stolen from her billfold after she dropped it downtown and later found it missing. Esmond Williams of 6602 Sharker Road reported four flipper hub caps worth $45 stolen from his car in the Aeronca lot yesterday.
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Wayne Quail
S. Main St
Ellif. Heisman
Ellen Drive
Esmond Williams
Sharker Road
Aeronca
Horses Increase in Suburban Stables Across United States
More riding horses are stabled in suburban surroundings in the United States than on the western ranges. The observation points to a shift in equine keeping toward urban and suburban landscapes as horse ownership grows outside traditional western ranches.
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United States
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