Allen Dulles Former CIA Chief DieS at 75
Allen W. Dulles, 75, former CIA director, died late Wednesday night from complications of influenza and pneumonia. He led the agency for eight years from 1953 to 1961, largely during Eisenhower’s presidency. The CIA confirmed the death saying he passed at Georgetown University Hospital.
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Washington
UPI
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Dulles
CIA
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Georgetown University Hospital
Banner captain testifies amid Pueblo crewman's attorney remark
Lt. Cmdr. Charles Clark, Banner skipper and Pueblo sister ship commander, testified as defense counsel asked if he feels fortunate after the Pueblo incident. Clark cited missions off Chinese, North Korean, and Russian coasts and declined to answer the grace of God remark.
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UPI
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Pueblo
Nixon to Travel Abroad For NATO Talks Says Klein
President Nixon plans an overseas trip within months to confer with NATO allies and assess world events. He will designate Secretary of State Rogers as his chief foreign affairs adviser, with Klein stressing initial meetings with NATO heads before any Russia visit.
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Washington
UPI
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U.S
NATO
William P. Rogers
Herbert G. Klein
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Russia
Nixon urged delay on nuclear pact as Dirksen pushes quick ratification
Senate Democrats permit President Nixon to take time on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty while GOP Leader Dirksen calls for immediate ratification. Dirksen says he does not know if Soviet moves against Rumania could delay ratification. Nixon had urged delay last fall after the invasion of Czechoslovakia.
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UPI
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GOP
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Dirksen
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Hunger strike ends in German bricklayer's death
Willi Muehl a 28 year old bricklayer in Kronach Germany died from malnutrition after a hunger strike begun a week earlier to influence his wife against divorce. The incident was reported by United Press International.
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Kronach
Germany
UPI
Willi Muehl
Pittsfield Woman Sues City Over Water Main Rupture
Mrs. C L Smith sues the city for 6.15 claiming a city water main rupture flooded her home. She seeks 50 cents for soap 1.90 for washing machine depreciation and 3 hours labor totaling 3.75.
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Pittsfield
Mass
UPI
C.L. Smith
United States urges withdrawal and DMZ proposal for Vietnam
The United States called for both American and Communist forces to withdraw from South Vietnam and proposed a DMZ as the first step toward peace. North Vietnam rejected the DMZ plan as ill intentioned.
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Paris
Weather outlook and city births deaths in Norwalk area
Cloudy mild with intermittent rain and thundershowers, turning cooler with highs near 50 and lows in the 30s. Norwalk forecast shows Wednesday high 56, low 46, rain total 0.52 inch, humidity around 83 percent. Birth notices list several newborns to Wakeman Berlin Heights Willard Plymouth and Willard families. deaths include H. Ross Drake 83 New London Harles Vanderpool 57 Greenwich and William Schatz 75.
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H. Ross Drake
New London
Harles Vanderpool
Greenwich
William Schatz
N. Foster St
Jump Resigns as Ohio Senator. Borgia Possible Successor
Gov. Rhodes named State Sen. Harry V. Jump to replace Eugene P. Brown, who died. Jumps resignation surprised Senate leaders after he served since 1957. Huron County Sheriff J Borgia was viewed as top successor prospect, with party leaders likely to decide among four counties. The 13th district covers Huron and parts of Erie Lorain and Richland.
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Huron County Board of Commissioners
GOP
Ethel Swanbeck
Erie County
Don Pease
Oberlin
General Assembly
Hoover Commission
Republican Enters 4th Ward Contest
James H. McGuire 34 filed petitions with the Huron County Board of Elections to seek the Republican nomination for the Fourth Ward council seat now held by Richard Cunningham. Cunningham aims for an at large seat as two Democrats also run for the ward. McGuire, a Mr. Quick Instant Printing supervisor, is the first Republican to announce for this seat amid a filing deadline of Feb. 5.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Fourth Ward
Richard Cunningham
McGuire
Blue Ribbon
Cunningham
Robert Williams
W. Main St
Robert Lynch
W. League St
Nancy
N. Pleasant St
Quick Instant Printing
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Fitchville Township
Harlan C. Huestis
Fairfield
Ed White to retire after 70th birthday at Norwalk Reflector
Ed (A.E.) White retires on his 70th birthday after a long career starting in 1939 at the Norwalk Reflector Herald. He rose to advertising manager in the 1940s, previously worked at Higbee's in Cleveland, and ran sales with hands on duties including circulation and news help. He plans more time at his Norwalk home garden and a Hawaii trip next month.
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Ed) White
Norwalk Reflector - Herald
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New London
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Norwalk
New York Central
Avalon Hotel
Higbee's
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the Reflector
U.S
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John
North Pleasant St
Hawaii
City departments press for higher pay in stalled talks
Negotiations with police fire and street workers continue after a 10 percent raise approved in December. Firemen demand 25 percent or shorter hours and more holidays, while police seek a long term contract and higher pay aligned with state patrol.
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