Leak elected 1965 Huron County chair. 1965 appropriations planned
Arthur M. Leak was elected chairman of the Huron County commissioners for 1965, succeeding 1964 chair Arthur M. Herner. Commissioners aim to complete 1965 appropriations by Thursday. Northern Ohio Telephone Co will hold plant meetings starting January 13 as part of a $40 million 1965 investment by Ohio's independent phone firms. County and state plans also trigger a $100 million six year boost for Ohio outdoor resources, directing funds to East Harbor State Park, Findley State Park, and North Bass Island.
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Arthur M. Leak
Huron County Commissioners
Arthur M. Herner
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Ohio
Robert McKell
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Fred E. Morr
Department of Natural Resources
East Harbor State Park
Findley State Park
North Bass Island
Steelworkers and mills resume talks after 18 day recess
Pittsburgh UPI reports contract talks between steelmakers and the United Steelworkers resumed after an 18 day holiday break. A key issue is whether the union changed its demands in response to recent industry price hikes of six dollars per ton on certain products.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers
USW
Vatican Council to Open Fourth Session on Sept 14
Pope Paul VI has set the fourth and final session of the second Vatican Ecumenical Council to begin September 14. The Vatican press office quoted Secretary of State Amleto Cicognani informing him of the start date.
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UPI
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Pontiff
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Vatican Press Office
Indonesia Plans Irrevocable Exit From United Nations
The Indonesian government announced its decision to quit the United Nations as irrevocable though it has yet to submit formal notification to U.N. officials. In Vietnam, the seven-day battle of Binh Gia inflicted a record 442 casualties on government forces, including 19 Americans killed or missing, marking a new high in clashes with Viet Cong guerrillas.
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UPI
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Binh Gia
Defense Ministry
Storm Drives New Flood Threat Into Far West
High altitude jet streams pushing speeds to 150 mph steer a new storm into the flood battered Far West as nearly three weeks of rain and winds blur storm boundaries. Roofs buckle and rivers rise as residents brace for renewed flooding and power outages.
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San Francisco
Weather and Births Notice for Milan Wellington Plymouth and Carrothers
Considerable murky cloudiness today with a chance of light showers tonight. Partly cloudy and colder Wednesday with a low tonight 18 to 28 and a high Wednesday 30 to 35. Births: Milan couple Robert Didelot announce a boy. Wellington couple Frank Murr a girl. Plymouth couple Ray Caudill a girl. Carrothers couple Vance Greves a girl.
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Milan
Frank Murr
Wellington
Ray Caudill
Plymouth
Vance Greves
Carrothers
Missing Eckstine Shocks New York Show Night
A dozen top performers filled a Manhattan club as Billy Eckstine failed to appear for a three week Royal Box Room engagement at the Hotel Americana. Police investigate his disappearance after a late Sunday rehearsal and his son Kenn Eckstine reports concern over his ill health. Family members traveled from California for a planned reunion as friends like Sammy Davis Jr and Tony Bennett voiced concern.
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UPI
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Tony Bennett
Robert Goulet
Jack FE. Leonard
Red Buttons
Bill Cosby
LBJ Hopes for Soviet Visits and Trade Talks
Unofficial Soviet sources welcomed President Johnson's State of the Union hint at possible Soviet leaders visiting the United States and improving trade ties. They doubt a trip can be arranged this year and say the speech was not a formal invitation to Brezhnev or Kosygin.
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Soviet Union
Congress
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
President Seeks Soviet Visit To United States
President Johnson invites the new Soviet leaders to visit the United States to see America's economy and peace effort. Officials say he may also travel to Europe and Latin America this year, meeting Charles de Gaulle and other allies before any Moscow trip.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Alexei Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Texas
Dean Rusk
Wiedemann Appointed to Huron County Court Bench
Gov James A Rhodes named Robert A Wiedemann to succeed Judge Clifford Brown in Huron County Court District One in Norwalk. Four new judges were appointed to three municipal and one county court seats with Wiedemann taking office Jan 31. Brown moves to Sixth District Court of Appeals, term starts Feb 9.
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Robert A. Wiedemann
James A. Rhodes
Clifford Brown
Huron County Court
Norwalk
Wiedemann
Brown
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Toledo
Willard
Philip White, Jr
Huron County Republican Executive Committee
Norwalk Township
Willard Woman Killed In Crash
Mrs Effie Risner aged 04 of Route 1 Willard died in a two car collision five miles east of Shelby on Route 96 shortly after noon Monday. Passenger in a car driven by Mrs Helen Feltner of Orange California she, her seven year old son David and Coonie Risner fifty were treated at Shelby Memorial Hospital for non serious injuries. Felix R Carfagne 59 of Canton drove the second car and was uninjured. State Highway Patrol continues investigation and autopsy at Mansfield General Hospital not yet completed. Body to Secor Funeral Home Willard.
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Willard
Shelby
Rishner
Helen Feltner
Orange
Calif
Felix R. Carfagne
Canton
Richland County
State Highway Patrol
Mansfield General Hospital
Secor
Intruder Disrupts House as Capitol Police Pledge Upgrades
Robert Lloyd of the American Nazi Party dressed in blackface and a fur loincloth invaded the House chamber during a roll call, shouted insults, and was dragged away. He faced two counts of disorderly conduct and posted a $20 bond. Officials promised security improvements after the incident.
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UPD
Capitol
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Johnson
Robert Lloyd
Mississippi
Lloyd Away
Emanuel Celler
D-N,y
House Judiciary Committee
Lloyd
T S Eliot Dies in London at 76
T S Eliot, esteemed for shaping 20th century English literature and pioneering modern poetry, died in London after a long illness. The Nobel laureate, born in St Louis and naturalized British, influenced poetry, criticism, and later theater with The Cocktail Party and The Confidential Clerk.
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UPI
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Eliot
U.S
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