Stokes to oppose Democratic slate for governor in Ohio
State Rep. Carl B. Stokes announced he will oppose the Democratic state organization if it backs Cleveland Council President James W. Stanton for governor. He spoke at a local NAACP meeting after previously challenging the Cuyahoga County party in Cleveland elections.
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Akron
UPI
Carl B. Stokes
Democratic State Organization
Cleveland
James W. Stanton
Stokes
Cuyahoga County
Democratic
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Weather turns colder with snow flurries this week
Mostly cloudy and windy with mild conditions then colder this afternoon. Snow flurries tonight through Tuesday with lows 10 to 15. Sunday highs near 37 and lows around 34. Marriage license applications listed for several couples, licenses granted for Elmer Pressler and Edith Bennett, and other births and deaths noted including Richard Orr and Louis Banicki.
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Elmer J. Pressler
Norwalk
Edith R. Bennett
Fred L. Alfila
Clyde
Lada Slone
Willard
War-Conscious Congress Opens Second Session in Washington
The 89th Congress convened with focus on Viet Nam, poverty, and voter concerns. Johnson joined a morning service at National Presbyterian Church before the opening gavel, then prepared for a televised State of the Union address. Republicans press for cuts on domestic programs, while Democrats urge review of last year’s health, education and economic legislation. Mansfield calls for checks on program effectiveness.
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Washington
UPI
Viet Nam
National Presbyterian Church
Johnson
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Montana
White House
Kashmir Peace Talks Yield India Pakistan Troop Pullback
In Tashkent leaders Lal Bahadur Shastri and Mohammad Ayub Khan sign a nine point communique ending weeks of talks. Both nations agree to pull troops from front lines by February 25 and to exchange prisoners while pursuing peaceful relations. Soviet mediation hailed as a diplomatic breakthrough.
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Tashkent
U.S.S.R
UPI
Soviet Union
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Britain
July Favorite Marriage Month in Huron County 1965
Huron County records show July 1965 led in marriage licenses with 43, while June issued 38. June tied August for second, and March remained the least popular month. Total licenses in 1965 were 356, down from 378 in 1964 but above 1960 1962 and 1963 totals.
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Huron County
Burglary Attempted At Country Grocery
An attempted break in at Dotson's Grocery was reported with limited details available. Police investigated the attempted burglary at the rural country store and urged residents to report suspicious activity.
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Dotson’s Grocery
Zoning Board Meets Tonight In Norwalk
The Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission will meet at 7 30 this evening in the council chamber. The meeting was moved up from the second Tuesday to avoid a conflict. Burglary at Carry-out Routes 4 and 113 is under investigation. Deputies report a east side window broken and screen ripped. the Dotsons awoke and saw burglars flee in a nearby car.
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Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
County to Demo Uncrating 1S KW Generator Next Month
Huron County officials plan a demonstration of uncrating and operating a 1S KW generator. Sheriff John Borgia, civil defense coordinator, seeks permission to upcrate the stored emergency unit for local use. Federal authorities have denied requests. Leon Shuck of HEW health mobilization says John Bolin of the Ohio Department of Health will meet Borgia and county commissioners on Feb 7 at 1 p.m.
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Huron County
Memorial Home
John Borgia
Civil Defense
Leon Shuck
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Borgia
John Bolin
Ohio Department of Health
Finch starts as mayor with long days and big plans
City mayor Harold E. Finch spends his first week in office studying city operations and meeting department heads. He plans a full annual program presentation January 18 and advocates a May bond issue to fund sewage plant improvements with health department engineers to review capacity. He regrets a letter inquiry about city funds to auditor Charles Hipp but calls the week good.
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Harold E
Heinie
Finch
Ohio Department of Health
Charles Hipp
Mayor Finch Denies Resignation Rumors
Mayor Harold Finch emphatically denies persistent rumors he will resign. He says there is no truth to the reports, noting he first heard the gossip after the November 2 election and again last week.
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Harold Finch
Finch
Reflector
Playboy Playmate Jo Collins Visits Vietnam Paratroopers
Playmate of the Year Jo Collins arrived in Saigon to kiss and present a lifetime Playboy subscription to Bravo Company 2nd Battalion 503rd Infantry, 173rd Airborne. She wore a cream and red suit amid cheering troops and received roses and a water buffalo skull tribute.
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Saigon
Miss Collins
Eugene
Ore
Pfc
Marvin Hudson
Lake View Place
Eastport
Long Island N.Y
Bravo
503Rd Infantry
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Buffalo Company
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Chicago
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Harold Wilson
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Ian Smith
New York
Sandy Koufax
Anthony Armstrong - Jones
Fashion Foundation of America
Pope
Vatican City
Paul VI
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Warsaw
Vatican
Columbus
State Division of Water
Paul Kaser
Frank J. Lausche
Great Lakes
Cleveland Democrat
Charles G. Nestor
Smasher
Ruth A. Hacker
Greenwich
Thomas B. McPeak
Bellevue
Comiere
Judith Ann Ballard
Jerry A. Kostoff
Patty D. Ramey
Shelby
Lawrence Ross
E. Elm
Robert Hicks
Shiloh
Walter Cochran
Richard Orr
Willard Erwin T. Washburn
Miami
Fla
Louis W. Banicki
National Guard Armory
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Alice
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