McIlwain predicts Stanton as governor nominee
State Rep. Harry McIlwain, running unopposed for the Democratic nomination, says he expects Cleveland Council President James Stanton to win the party’s nomination over former Gov. Michael DiSalle. He cites multiple factors against DiSalle’s candidacy. Pope Paul VI signals potential envoy diplomacy beyond protocol to pursue world peace, possibly involving Moscow and Saigon. A new storm threatens Oregon as floodwaters recede in California and Oregon after days of heavy rain and widespread damage.
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UPI
Harry McIlwain
Cleveland Council
James Stanton
Michael DiSalle
DiSalle
Vatican City
San Francisco
Oregon
Califfornia
Paducah Man Arrested for Threatening President Johnson
Charles W. Ray of Paducah aged 35 was jailed after sending four letters to President Johnson threatening his life. Ray, from Water Valley Mississippi, was arrested Friday by U.S. Deputy Marshal Billy Stubblefield.
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Paducah
Ohio seals year for big industrial push tops 1.3 billion
Ohio’s December industrial expansions exceed 100 million with the state development director predicting 1965 totals may surpass 1.3 billion, about 300 million above 1964. In Tashkent the Kashmir dispute delays a no war pact as Pakistan refuses sign until settlement is reached.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
State Development Department
Fred P. Neuenschwander
Tashkent
U.S.S.R
UPI
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Sandusky Project Approved Under Education Act Grants
Washington UPI reports ten Ohio districts won Office of Education approval for proposed educational centers and services not in regular schools. The Sandusky Board of Education sought 188 376 to plan an area supplementary center as part of 837 676 across the state.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
Office of Education
Sandusky Board of Education
Weather Outlook and Local Deaths in Norwalk and Bellevue
Cloudy and windy today with 3 to 5 inches of new snow near Lake Erie and drifting. Highs 14 to 19, tonight clearing and very cold with subzero to 8 above by dawn. Sunday fair but cold. Ida Berry Snively 83 of Norwalk, Amelia Erdman 74 of Bellevue, infant Carlton Brown of Norwalk noted.
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Lake Erie
Ida Berry Snively
Norwalk
Amelia Erdman
Bellevue
Carlton Brown
Controversy Over Finch Letter Sparks Norwalk City Hall Debate
Mayor Harold Finch faced sharp questions after sending a letter to City Auditor Charles Hipp seeking an accounting of all city funds as of December 31 1965. Officials note about 500000 may sit idle in two non interest bearing accounts in Huron County Bank and Citizens National Bank. The mayor says the move was to learn city cash holdings, not political head hunting, while Auditor Hipp and predecessors stress only the City Treasurer should provide such figures.
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Harold Finch
Finch
Charles J. Hipp
Norwalk
Reflector
Louis G. Frey
Hipp
Frey
Charles Hipp
Lewis McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Fred Waugh
Municipal General Fund
Huron County Bank
Citizen’s National Bank
Council
Mansfield Senate mission says settlement in Viet Nam unlikely
A five member Mansfield Senate study mission reports slim prospects for a just negotiated end to the Vietnam war. They warn the alternative is continued fighting toward a general war on the Asian mainland. The group disclosed their views after a 30,000 mile tour to Europe Russia South Vietnam and the Far East at President Johnsons request.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Europe
Russia
Attorneys seek strike of charges in Price suit against Norwalk publishers
Edwin Price sues Norwalk Reflector publishers for 750000 claiming loss of employment and 500000 punitive damages after a teenager reported easy access to alcohol at area outlets. Defendants move to strike 11 phrases accusing entrapment and malicious intent as officials note the lengthy motion.
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Reflector-Herald, Inc
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Edwin Price
Norwalk Reflector
Price
State Liquor Store
Reflector
Reflectors Herald, Inc
Clerk of Courts Office
Bomb Explodes At Saigon Floating Restaurant
A blast outside the My Canh restaurant on a Saigon river barge injures several passersby and disrupts diners, with the crowd of Americans and Vietnamese reacting in panic as debris flies. The earlier attack on June 25 killed 46 and involved a mine on shore.
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Saigon
UPI
My Canh
May Canh
Viet War Could Defeat LBJ in 1968 Says Young
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Cleveland warned that if the Vietnam War rages in 1968 it will be a Republican issue in the elections. He said the war could cost President Johnson reelection and that only the Vietnam War might defeat him.
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Cleveland
UPI
Viet Nam
Johnson
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland Democrat
Young
U.S. denies resumed bombing of North Vietnam
The Defense Department stated North Vietnam has not been bombed since Dec. 24, refuting a North Vietnamese claim that air attacks had resumed amid President Johnson’s peace offensive. The New China News Agency had branded the pause a swindle.
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Washington
UPI
United States
North Viet Nam
Johnson
New China News Agency
Defense Department
Hanoi
Business As Usual Asked In Dominica
Provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy says his government will take unspecified action to end the crisis from pushing top military commanders into exile. A white house type communique urges business as usual while authorities sort out Dominican political snarl as troops barricade cities and the armed forces denounce the government. The Organization of American States backs Garcia regime and U S paratroopers in the country warn against any challenge to stability.
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The
Organization of American States
Garcia
U.S
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