India Routs Pakistani Ports as War Drags On
Indian forces bombarded Karachi and Chittagong inflicting heavy shipping damage while defense officials say all escape routes for retreating Pakistani troops are sealed. An estimated 37,000 troops dig in near Dacca as India broadcasts surrender demands. Columbus joins major nonwhite population states. AFL-CIO cites widespread evasion of price controls nationwide urging a crackdown.
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United Press International
Karachi
Chittagong
Pakistan
Jagjivan Ram
Dacca
India
Ohio to issue four year driver licenses starting 1972
Ohio motorists beginning January will receive four year licenses for new and renewal cases. The change follows a 1969 law with four year licenses issued to new holders and renewals for last names L through Z in 1972 and to all applicants in 1973.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio General Assembly
UPI World Briefs Round Up Vietnam War Casualties and More
UPI reports four Americans killed and 14 wounded in the Vietnam War last week with nine other GIs killed and 78 wounded the prior week. Total US deaths reach 45,617 since 1961 with 302,297 wounded. Also notes 34 Americans died in a Da Nang helicopter crash to be included next week.
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Saigon
U.S. Pushes Mail for Prisoners and Paris Talks Date Change
The United States urged Hanoi to create ways for U.S. prisoners to receive mail and proposed the Paris talks be held on December 23 rather than next week.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Hanoi
U.S
Norwalk Weather With Cloudy Skies And Rain Likely
Cloudy today with light rain likely by late afternoon and a high near 50. Rain ends tonight with a low around 38 to 40. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and a similar high, while precipitation chances rise to 60 percent late today and 70 percent tonight before easing. Southerly winds 8 to 15 mph today, then light and variable. Norwalk highs 44 and lows 38 with humidity near 86 percent. Precipitation listed as trace. Marriage license issued for William A. Strembow and Mary B. Martin in Norwalk. Birth announced for Larry and wife Hadamuscin a daughter in Willard. Deaths note Mrs Lillian M Tousiey, 81, of Clarksfield.
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Norwalk
Trace
Baltes Expands From Roads to Water Plants in Shift
A. J. Baltes Inc of Norwalk plans a diversification from road building to water and sewage plant construction. The firm won a Monroeville water plant contract and aims for more bids such as one at Rittman, Ohio, citing federal pollution programs as a driver. Baltes notes no staffing changes and emphasizes growth or decline for the family business.
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A.J. Baltes, Inc
Norwalk
Monroeville
John Baltes
Baltes
Huron River
Rittman
Ohio
Marines Learn Discipline in Boot Camp Portrait Session
Privates Herschel Honeycutt and R.C. Baker, fresh from Parris Island, stood stoic as drill instructors ordered, taught to stand at attention, and to suppress smiles during a boot camp graduation photo session. Meanwhile in Dacca, an Indian airstrike hit an orphanage near the airport, with hundreds feared dead and up to 500 fatalities expected as Red Cross prepares a neutral zone at the Intercontinental Hotel.
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Golly
Herschel Honeycutt
R.C. Baker
North Fairfield
Baker
Honeycutt
Parris Island
South Carolina
South Central High School
Sgt. Cornwell
Dacca
East Pakistan
UPI
Islam Mission
International Red Cross
Intercontinental Hotel
Gilligan approves new Ohio budget and tax package
Gov. John J. Gilligan backs a conference committee report proposing about 760 million dollars in new revenues including a one half to three percent personal income tax. The endorsement arrived via letter read by aide John C. McDonald as the formal report was being printed for committee signing.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Conference Committee
John C. McDonald
Dr. Ralph Bunche Dies at 67 in New York Hospital
Ralph J. Bunche former U N undersecretary general for special political affairs and 1950 Nobel Peace Prize laureate died at 12:40 a m EST at New York Hospital after a long illness He had suffered kidney disease diabetes heart problems and other complications Bunche helped plan the United Nations and negotiated 1948 armistice lines between Israel and Arab states after serving as U N Mediator following Count Bernadotte s assassination in Jerusalem in 1949
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New York
UPI
Ralph J. Bunche
U.N
New York Hospital
Bunche
State Department
Israel
Folke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
United Nations
Three Judges Convict Damron of Manslaughter
Glenn Damron, 24, was found guilty of manslaughter by a three judge panel over the March 17, 1969 death of his stepson Kelly E. Wilson. Evidence cited bruises and a cerebral hemorrhage linked to battered child syndrome. sentencing to follow a pre sentence report in a couple weeks.
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Judy Morgan
Glenn Damron
New London
Kelly E. Wilson
Lorain County
Robert G. Thomas
Damron
Judy
Henry E. Young
Bozarth
Judy Damron
Otto Lanka
John Warner
Sheriff's Department
Donald F. Ward
Coroner’s Office
Thomas
Clintwood
W. Va
Glenn
Kelly
Kenneth Earl
Damien
Sheriff's Deputies
Young
Damion
Freeman
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