Soviet space mission to test dual-ship link within 48 hours
Reports from Moscow state the USSR plans two manned spacecraft missions to test a link and crew transfer, involving four to six cosmonauts in a historic in-flight docking. In Pasadena the Surveyor 3 probe deepened a moon trench with its shovel. In Athens arrests of political leaders followed a coup as 8,500 leftists were detained. In Jakarta a Chinese embassy storm and calls to cut ties grew. In Detroit delegates endorsed a new flexible contract approach for Walter Reuther and UAW. In Bonn Adenauer's body lay in state at the chancellery as Kurt Kiesinger led the ceremony.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Rhine
Germany
Kurt George Kiesinger
der Alte
Norwalk School Chief Quits for Federal Education Role
Dr. Sturgis R. Carbin, superintendent of Norwalk schools since 1964, resigns to join the U.S. State Department as an educational assistant in Washington. He will leave June 12 after accepting a three year contract offer, leaving a 14,700 salary and a plan to start vacation June 12. Carbin, a U.S. Army Reserve lieutenant colonel, has led Norwalk since Magador local school service and holds degrees from Western Reserve University.
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Sturgis R. Carbin
Norwalk
Carbin
Washington, D.C
Edward Rubinow
State Department
Dr. Carbin
Board of Education
Magador
Summit County
Ohio
James H. McBride
McBride
Firelands
Bowling Green University
Corbin
Youngstown University
Western Reserve University
Dorset
Ashtabula
Willoughby
Magadore
Svetlana Stalin Arrives in the United States Seeking Asylum
Svetlana Stalina, the 42 year old widow and only surviving child of Joseph Stalin, arrives in New York to start a new life with unlimited asylum. She says home can be anywhere one feels free and speaks calmly to reporters at Kennedy Airport after a Switzerland flight.
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New York
UPI
Russia
Josef Stalin
United States
Svetlana Stalina
Kennedy International Airport
Switzerland
Transit skybus eyed to ease Cleveland traffic
Cleveland transit officials weighed an elevated rail system known as the skybus to relieve downtown traffic congestion. The option emerged as a potential solution under study by city planners and transportation authorities.
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Cleveland
UPI
Spokane Firm Bets $15 Million in Norwalk Truck Offer
United-Buckingham Inc of Spokane Washington offers a tender for Norwalk Truck Lines. Irving Harper NTL president says the offer is not final yet and should be received and considered within the next several weeks.
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United-Buckingham, Inc
Spokane
Wash
Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc
United States
Canada
Irving Harper
NTL
Weather shifts to cooler with variable clouds tonight
Variable cloudiness and cooler tonight and Sunday, low tonight 34 40, high Friday 62, low Friday 52. Sunrise today 5 38 a.m. Sunset tonight 7 15 p.m. Precipitation 0.33 inches in the 24 hours ending Friday 7 p.m. Marriage license shows Eugene H Hammersmith and Elizabeth Loyer as applicants. Births list multiple Willard and Oberlin families welcoming twins and single births.
Opening Of BG Branch Questionable In 1968
Firelands Advisory Board meeting raised questions about the October 1968 opening of Bowling Green University Firelands Branch. Delays in final architectural drawings push back bids, contracts, and groundbreaking to July, though BG Vice President Dr. Kenneth McFall remains hopeful for an Oct. 1 1968 opening barring unforeseen events.
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Sandusky
Firelands
Bowling Green University
Firelands Advisory Board
Kenneth McFall
McFall
Racetrack Goes On Block Again At Auction
Crestview Florida owner seeks sale of Hi La Downs racetrack with minimum bid set at 40000 dollars. This third sheriff sale follows earlier appraisals of 105000 and 75000 dollars as Norwalk firefighters battle a truck blaze near the Clark Gas Station.
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Hi-La Downs
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Norwalk
William Kirk
Old State Road
Clark
Retirement village in Norwalk seeks residents by May first
Residents must indicate interest by May 1 and be ready to sign commitments by May 15 for a proposed retirement village on a 170 acre site. The project is tied to Norwalk Enterprises Inc and Ohio Church Residences, Inc, with separate plans for a park nursing home professional building garden apartments and shopping center.
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Norwalk
Leland Schmidt
Universalist Church
Schmidt
Norwalk Enterprises, Inc
Albert Metz
Norwalk Enterprises
Ohio Church Residences
Spofit
Columbus
John Glenn
Ohio Church
Cleveland
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Athens
Red
Jakarta
Adam Malik
Peking
UAW
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
Reuther
Adenauer
Rubinow
William Holman
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
Chris Kern
Mutzi
Svetlana
Skybus
Eugene H. Hammersmith
Elizabeth Loyer
Ast Townsend
Steven Scheid
Hester
Roger Carnahan
Willard
Kenneth Wolf
Larry Bittikofer
Plymouth
James Kennard
Oberlin
William Boetcher
Milford Turner
Ralph
Crestview
Fla
Larry A. Showalter
Air Force
Showalter
Eglin Air Force Base
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