Humphrey Arrives in Cleveland for City Hall Meetings
UPI reports Vice President Hubert Humphrey lands at Burke Lakefront Airport and meets Cleveland officials led by Mayor Carl B. Stokes. He plans breakfast with party leaders and speaks at the City Club Forum before continuing campaign events.
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Johnson Announces Nuclear Arms Talks With Soviet Union
President Johnson announced a US Soviet agreement to begin discussions on limiting and reducing offensive strategic nuclear weapons and ballistic missile defense systems. U.S. officials cited the move as a major step toward arms control, with talks to start "in the nearest future" though a date and place were not set.
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Weather Outlook for Ohio and Saigon Air Strikes Reported
Ohio temperatures will run below normal with highs in the 70s north to low 80s south and lows in the 50s to 60s. cooler start and warmer end of week with about half an inch of midweek showers. In Saigon a series of heavy air raids by Stratofortresses and B52s hit Viet Cong positions and bridges, with naval bombers targeting a brick factory near Vinh and dust rising as explosions unfolded.
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Poor People's Campaign forms national coalition
Leaders of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference announced a broadly based national poor people's coalition at a news conference in Washington to bolster white middle class support. The event was set for 10 a.m. EDT. In Mason Ohio, 5 year old Richard Francis Shaw was found dead in his back yard after a neighbor helped the mother in a search.
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Northeast Ohio Weather With Births and Deaths Listed
Hot and humid conditions with afternoon thundershowers and cooler tonight. Norwalk forecast shows 92 Sunday high and 73 low with no rainfall. humidity at 8 a.m. 71, 2 p.m. 59, 8 p.m. 59. Births list includes Knadler, Nickols, and Cole families. Marriages noted for Bailey Starbuck, Kayatin Bess. Deaths: Lloyd, Hass, Granger.
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Humphrey Sees Daylight In Paris Talks
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey says the United States is near a peaceful settlement in Vietnam despite Communist use of the Paris talks for propaganda. He urges firmness by negotiators as Hanoi presses a current offensive to break American resolve during Sunday television remarks. Ball criticizes McCarthy for planning to observe talks, calling his move mischievous.
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Norwalk widow sues for 100000 in fatal car crash
Mrs Bernice Chaffee names Edward Snyder of Newton Terrace as defendant in a $100000 wrongful death suit after her son Harold, 23, died from injuries suffered when the car he rode in on Bryan Road near Route 250 last Sept 23 crashed. The suit seeks damages for the death of Harold Chaffee.
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Norwalk Woman Named One of Nation's Top Young Teachers
Barbara Kluding 23, daughter of Arthur and Mrs Kluding of Norwalk, earns national recognition as one of four top young teachers chosen by Cosmopolitan magazine with NEA and local groups. She taught at Plantation Park Elementary near Fort Lauderdale and will move to Denver this summer before returning to Florida next fall to teach.
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Japan Earthquake Shakes Tokyo Disrupts Services
A strong quake struck Japan rocking Tokyo buildings and disrupting power and communications. Train service halted amid rail damage fears. UPI office near the Imperial Palace lost power for 28 minutes as residents called it the worst quake in years. Seismologic Institute in Upsala logged the tremor at 12 06 a.m. EDT.
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Sheriff Warns Actions Over Minors At Adult Movie
Sheriff John Borgia threats action if underage persons are admitted to adult only films citing two Ohio statutes that ban lewd material for minors. He plans warrants if violations occur and may cite youths to Juvenile Court amid concern over the drive in film Carmen Baby. He said parents are often unaware of such titles and noted support from letters from parents and organizations.
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