Candidates file petitions in Huron County race
Albert R Showalter and Louis R Nardecchia filed candidacy petitions for the first ward council seat. Harold Finch seeks fourth ward councilman as a Republican and Robert Fish pursues at large for the Democrats. Alexander Molnar was hospitalized after a gunshot injury. Coast Guard and patrols searched Lake Erie for fishermen thought stranded but it proved a joke. Three died in the Desoto Hotel fire with more bodies feared. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip began a state visit to Ethiopia. General Curtis LeMay retired from the Air Force with honors in Washington.
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First Ward
Albert R. Showalter
Adams St
Huron County Board of Elections
Louis R. Nardecchia
E. Main St
Richard Blackburn
Harold Finch
Newton St
Fourth Ward
Robert Fish
Pine St
Sandusky
UPI
Coast Guard
Ohio Highway Patrol
Lake Erie
Catawba Point
Columbus
London
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Ethiopia
British Overseas Airways Corp
BOAC
Addis Ababa
Washington
Johnson
Air Force
Curtis E. LeMay
le May
White House
Kremlin hints new leaders may accept Johnson invitation
Moscow officials suggested that Russia might send its new leadership to the United States after one leader travels to North Vietnam to offer aid to the Hanoi government.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Russia
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
Snow Ordinance Enforced As Norwalk Plows Begin
Norwalk imposes emergency snow ordinance at 9 p.m. to clear city streets. Cars parked on streets after 9 p.m. will be towed. Three inches have fallen with more expected as drifting and blowing snow create hazardous driving conditions. Winds shift westerly, flurries continue northeast Tuesday. temperatures dip near zero statewide. Road crews worked early to salt highways despite hazardous, reduced visibility conditions.
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Norwalk
Morley Price
Weather turns colder with snow ending northwest this afternoon
Windy cold with blowing and drifting snow across the state causing hazardous driving. Tonight clears but remains windy and cold with light snow flurries in the northeast near Lake Erie. Tuesday partly cloudy windy and colder with snow flurries northeast.
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Lake Erie
Economy enters fifth straight year of expansion in 1965
United States economy marks its fifth consecutive year of growth led by gains in jobs and production. Treasury Secretary Dillon and Economic Adviser Gardner Ackley foresee sustained prosperity with unemployment near 5 percent, wages rising, and profits up as wholesale prices ease slightly.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Gard
Ner Ackley
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Freights Collide In Greenwich Massive Wreck Cleans Up
A Saturday collision between two Baltimore & Ohio freight trains near Greenwich wrecked 45 cars and damaged 19 more at the N Kniffen Street crossing. One towerman was injured as the tower collapsed in flames. Fire crews aided from multiple towns as tracks reopened by Sunday night. Officials tentatively blamed a broken bolster on the westbound car, with investigations to continue.
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Greenwich
Baltimore & Ohio
S.A. O’neill
O'Neill
B& O
New York Central
N. Kniffen St
Fred Seagran
Kniffen St
Seagran
Willard Municipal Hospital
John Coovert
Willard
Plymouth
North Fairfield
Shiloh
Ashland
North Viet Nam claims sinking of U S Saigon ship
Communist North Viet Nam said Sunday that an intruding war ship of the United States and the Saigon administration was sunk off its shores. Hanoi followed a string of charges that U S and South Vietnamese warships violated Communist waters.
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Tokyo
UPI
North Viet Nam
United States
Saigon
Radio
Hanoi
U. S
Laos Revolt Against Capital Fails After 14 Hours
In Vientiane a brief military revolt collapses after rebel Col Bounlert Sycosy surrenders to loyal forces led by Gen Kouprasith Abhay. One soldier and two civilians killed. rebels prepared to fire with bazookas before agreement to withdraw 20 miles north. Courthouse, radio seizure, and roadblocks marked the 14 hour clash amid regional tensions.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Psm
Col
Bounlert Sycosy
U.S
Viet Nam
Souvanna Phouma
Bounfert
Kouprasith
Boulert
Strike Idle Space Projects Cripple Cape Moon Base Work
About 4 000 construction workers stayed off the job delaying 200 million dollars in space projects at Cape Kennedy. The Army Corps of Engineers reported 3 800 to 4 300 building tradesmen did not report to work. The dispute enters its third day as officials seek a presidential commission offer to hear both sides.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Cape’s Buildings and Trades Union
Cocoa Beach
Army Corps of Engineers
J. L. Berlin
Project Apollo Moon
Tet Truce Softens War Tensions in Saigon
Saigon marks the Lunar New Year as Buddhist and military government factions clash quietly. Brig. Gen Phan Van Dong lifts the 1 a.m. curfew for Tet while Viet Cong declare a truce until midnight next Saturday. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh’s regime holds a de facto cease-fire.
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Saigon
UPI
Phan van Dong
Viet Cong
Nguyen Khanh
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