LBJ Plans Brief Mexico City Visit Amid Presidency Milestone
President Johnson will travel to Mexico City for a two day informal trip his first foreign capital visit as president. In Washington an Oakland man jailed 21 times for drunkenness over ten years petitions the Supreme Court arguing jail terms for chronic alcoholism are cruel and unusual punishment claiming his case stands for many others.
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Mexico City
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Buddhist leaders end boycott seats at Vietnamese congress
Saigon government radio says Buddhist leaders will attend Thursday’s national political congress to discuss a constitution. Informed sources note the move does not end anti government protests by Vien Hoa Dao pagoda leaders. Meanwhile Ohio critic calls Gov Rhodes bridge plan a billion dollar boondoggle at Democrat district meeting.
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UPI
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Ohio
Labor union urged for migrant farm workers wages
Sen Williams asserts farm laborers need a union to improve pay. He cites average manufacturing wages of 2.60 to 2.84 per hour versus agriculture at 1.07, with Texas workers earning even less. In Hollywood, Joel McCrea files for divorce from Frances Dee after 32 years of marriage, citing mental cruelty.
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Cleveland Bar Association to honor Woods for 62 years
William Woods collapsed and died during a lunch where the Cleveland Bar Association planned to award him for 62 years of legal service. The incident halted the ceremony andENDED a long career.
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William Woods
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Chrysler recalls 17,500 Dodges for throttle defect
Chrysler Corp acknowledged a recall of about 17,500 new Dodges to repair a throttle defect. The company denied the fault posed a safety hazard while Senator Walter Mondale criticized Chrysler for failing to inform owners that the flaw could be dangerous.
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Weather Preview and Local Life Events
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Thursday. Highs around 45 to 52 and lows 30s. Marriage license granted to Gerald W. Simon and Connie L. Butler, both Norwalk. Births reported for Springer, Haueter, Forehand, and Shirey families. Deaths listed for Dale Kessler and John D. McClean.
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Defrocked priest calls fellow lepers to Mass at Bay Point
Father Anthony Girandola, a former Catholic priest who married, plans a 9 a.m. Mass at Bay Point elementary school for Catholics excommunicated or otherwise challenged by church rules. He seeks to help married clergy and may create a halfway house for priests who have married, saying 5,000 such priests exist in the United States.
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Cameron Named Work Coordinator for Special Education
Cameron Sewell, longtime educator and former Western Reserve superintendent, was hired by the Monroeville Board of Education to coordinate work placements for about 30 high school students across Monroeville New London and Norwalk. The state funded position is new to the area and may not be used next school year as Norwalk plans to add a program next year.
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Sturgis Corbin
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Parochial Pupils To Ride Bus
Norwalk public school buses will transport parochial school children starting next fall. Superintendent Dr Sturgis R Corbin said at the board meeting letters will notify parents about pickup times and locations before the new school year begins.
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Sturgis R. Corbin
Board of Education
Corbin
Ray Riley
Viet Cong Attack on Tan Son Nhut Kills Eight at Saigon
Guerrillas bore on Tan Son Nhut airbase near Saigon, firing mortars and rifles for 15 minutes. Eight killed and 128 wounded, mostly Americans, with 33 aircraft damaged before U S helicopters repelled them. Pursuit followed, with arrests reported three miles southwest of Saigon.
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U.S
De Gaulle Refuses To Wait For U S On Troop Pullout
Paris report says President Charles de Gaulle will not wait forever for the United States to decide on removing troops and bases from France. Informa tion Secretary Bourges quoted De Gaulle after a NATO crisis cabinet session. The note from Washington rejected a one year deadline as too short, warning haste could jeopardize NATO security interests.
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Four EHOVE vote leaves schools in plan decision
Norwalk and Monroeville boards of education approved a plan to form a vocational school within the EHOVE district. The vote leaves four schools still weighing the proposal and sets the stage for ongoing district discussions.
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Monroeville
Annual Assembly Debate On Yearly Sessions In Ohio
Rep Ethel Swanbeck says seven women in the legislature favor annual sessions but men oppose. EHOVE districts push for final approval as South Central Board to vote on the measure. Margaretta first to approve, others follow. deadline for district decisions is Sunday.
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Raccoon Found Without Rabies in Ohio Report
An Ohio Department of Health Laboratory in Bowling Green found no evidence of rabies in the raccoon brain examined after a farmer reported frothing at the mouth and irregular gait. Officials warned that lack of brain infection does not prove the animal was not rabid and urged continued caution based on clinical symptoms.
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