Ohio hearings on automatic cutoff for local calls
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hold hearings next Tuesday and Wednesday on Northern Ohio Telephone's automatic local cutoff after five minutes. A Chamber of Commerce poll shows about 95 percent of 1,300 private line users favor ending the cutoff.
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Medina
Ohio
UPI
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Chamber of Commerce
Weather outlook and a marriage license filing
Increasing cloudiness and mild today with high around 45 to 50 degrees. Tonight offers shower chances as temperatures rise to the 33 to 38 range. Tuesday expects a high near 36 and a low around 15. Marvin L Keller of Berlin Heights and Margaret Mary Phillips of Bellevue filed a marriage license application.
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Marvin L. Keller
Berlin Heights
Margaret Mary Phillips
Bellevue
Western Union
Judge Decries Adoption Delay For New London Baby Sunday
Judge Don J. Young Jr contends that a two year waiting period is not required to place the infant found on a New London doorstep into adoption. He says proper steps could have the child adopted within six weeks, with final decree in six months, and urges use of Ohio Revised Code Chapter 2151 rather than Chapter 3107. Judge Russell Antrim notes juvenile proceedings began the day after discovery and transfers adoption cases to the Welfare Department to avoid duplication.
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Don J. Young, Jr
New
London
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Young
Huron County Probate
U.S. District Court
Northern District of
Ohio
Welfare
Russell T. Antrim
Welfare Department
Antrim
Hanoi calls U.S. air pause a deceptive peace cam paign
Hanoi Foreign Ministry called the U S bombing pause a trick aimed at a deceptive peace campaign in a broadcast, signaling little likelihood the Communists would accept terms. Washington saw no final word from Hanoi and pressed world pressure on Peking and Hanoi. President Johnson pursued broad pressure to force talks without preconditions.
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Washington
UPI
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnamese
Foreign Ministry
Hanoi Radio
United States
Peking
White House
State Department
Johnson
New York City Striking Transit Faces Court Action
Mike Quill remained hospitalized as the TA prepared to seek heavy daily fines against the TWU for defying an anti strike injunction. The court hearing was set for 2 p.m. EST while the union held firm on cutting demands despite Quill’s illness. Citizens grew weary as the subway bus walkout stretched on ending with little relief in sight.
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New York
UPI
Mike Quill
Transit Authority
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Quill
LBJ Seeks 13 Billion for Vietnam War in Fiscal Year
President Johnson will ask Congress to approve 13 billion dollars in additional funds to finance the Vietnam War during the current fiscal year. The request exceeds prior figures mentioned in discussions of a supplemental defense appropriation for the year ending June 30.
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LBJ
Washington
UPD
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Norwalk Council Delays Rezoning Hearings Plans First
Norwalk City Council will not hold hearings on two rezoning requests until plans and proof of intended use are provided. The Zoning Committee says hearings would be pointless on rumors and notes existing code violations in some districts. The requests involve Norwalk Masonic Lodge property at Church Street and West Main for car servicing in the business district and a beautician seeking a residential beauty parlor.
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Norwalk
Ing
Council
Lodge
Church Street
West Main
Beautician
G. Ira Liedorff
Liedorff
U S Steel price hike deemed acceptable by White House
The White House said the $2.75 a ton price rise by U S Steel was acceptable under wage price guidelines after discussions with President Johnson. Gardner Ackley of the Council of Economic Advisers urged Bethlehem and Inland Steel to pull their boosts back to a similar level, signaling an attempt to preserve price stability.
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Washington
UPI
White House
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
U.S. Steel
Johnson
Ackley
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Two men cited for ignoring railroad crossing signals
Norwalk police cited Warren A. Quimby age 50 of Butler Indiana and Allen L. Mong age 26 of Kimmel Indiana for failing to heed the railroad crossing signals at the Norfolk and Western tracks on Benedict Avenue. Both are to appear in Mayor's Court Monday night.
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Norwalk
Norfolk and Western
Benedict Avenue
Warren A. Quimby
Butler
Ind
Allen L. Mong
Kimmel
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Greenwich
May Louise Considine
Stella Sidwell
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