Soviet cosmonaut Beregovoy completes rendezvous in Soyuz 3
Soviet Union launches first manned flight in 18 months as Col Gregory Beregovoy manually guides Soyuz 3 toward unmanned Soyuz 2, reporting a successful maneuver yet no confirmed docking. Crowds in Moscow celebrate, noting past tragedies and U S Apollo 7 recovery, while Tass confirms full program execution.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Gregory Beregovoy
Beregovoy
Tass
Earth
Vladimir Komarov
Red Square
Ukraine
Humphrey Son Says He Inherited Gift of Gab Not
Douglas Humphrey, 20, son of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, tells Erie County Democrats he did not inherit his father's gift of gab. He gave a short three sentence speech to about 1,200 attendees at a get out the vote meeting and urged a grassroots turnout to win the election.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Douglas Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Erie County Democratic Organization
Middletown Junior Miss pageant set for next Saturday
Twelve contestants from area high schools vie for the 1969 Middletown Junior Miss title. The event at Middletown High School Auditorium will award a $500 scholarship and a trip to Xenia in January to compete for Ohio Junior Miss.
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Middletown
Jaycees
Middletown High School
al Decatur
Xenia
Ohio
Earl Mack
Eleanor Dowden
Dorothy Gris
Robert Cordray
Melissa Rohde
State Spending Rises in First Quarter
State records show $176.35 million spent on capital improvements in the first quarter of the current fiscal year. Auditor Roger Cloud said this is $19.34 million above the prior year, led by the Highway Department's $146.89 million outlay, up from $128.21 million.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Highway Department
Weathervane Counties Lean Toward Nixon in 1968
An AP survey found four of five so called political weather vanes leaning to Nixon. Palo Alto County Iowa was very close amid third party Wallace support uncertainty. Democratic Humphrey trailed Johnson's 1964 margin, with counties spanning urban to rural demographics.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Palo Alto
Iowa
George C. Wal
Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Nixon
Coos
Stafford
N.H
Crook County
Ore
Laramie County
Wyo
Crook, Two
Laramie
Humphrey
Ohioans Killed in Vietnam Named Spring and Garrett
Two Ohioans were killed in action in Vietnam the Defense Department reported Friday Army 1st Lt. Timothy L. Spring of Cleveland Heights and Marine Pfc. Robert L. Garrett of Zanesville were the fallen service members.
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Washington
Army
Timothy L. Spring
Cleveland Heights
Robert L. Garrett
Zanesville
Vietnam
Defense Department
Franklin Youth Fined for Assault and Battery Charged in Municipal Court
An 18-year-old received a $50 fine and a 10-day suspended jail term for assault and battery in Franklin Municipal Court. The case involved Charles Fry of 117 E Fifth St, accused by the boy’s mother Barbara Watts of an incident on Oct 9 at that address. Other local fines included several drivers cited for reckless operation and related traffic offenses.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Charles Fry
E. Fifth St
Barbara Watts
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Routt Road
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