White House appeals for prisoner exchange in Vietnam war
The White House urged North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to exchange sick and wounded prisoners and allow neutral inspection of prison camps. About 180 Americans are known captives with hundreds more missing, sparking concern over humane treatment.
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Britain Plans Military Outback U S Objects
U S Representative Taft urged tying Arab aid to willingness to negotiate peace with Israel in the Mideast. Britain announced withdrawal of most Far East troops and carriers by the mid 1970s, drawing U S objections amid economic concerns and European cooperation policy.
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LeMay for President Bid Launched in Ohio Group
Shirley Fletcher of Mount Vernon leads a local LeMay for President effort to back Gen Curtis LeMay in the New Hampshire primary and possibly Oregon and Ohio contests. She plans to obtain state filing requirements and submit requisite information.
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Indians recall Vern Fuller from Portland to face Yankees
The Cleveland Indians announced the recall of infielder Vern Fuller from Portland of the Pacific Coast League. Fuller has hit .300 there and is expected to join the Tribe for tonight's game against the New York Yankees.
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Weather forecast and marriage license notices from local desk
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Wednesday and scattered thundershowers after noon. Monday highs 60 to 77 with tonight’s lows upper 50s to low 60s. winds southerly at 8 to 15 knots near the lake shore, variable 5 to 10 knots after noon. Also lists marriage license applications for Briggs and Androsac, Leach and Garcia, Reeves and Osborn, plus births to Motolik, Schank, Thomas, and Andrews families.
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Fear Moscow Gaining Mideast Foothold
UPI report notes Western diplomats fear the Soviet Union is expanding influence in the Arab world. Moscow aims to control Egypt's military, force internal reforms, and anchor aid to President Nasser. Egypt relies on Russian equipment and advisers, and faces wheat import dependence.
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County Approves Bond Issue Vote for Sheltered Workshop Plan
Huron County commissions formalize approval of a $200000 bond issue to fund a proposed school for retarded adults over 21. The project aims to train mentally challenged individuals for independent living. Architect T J Peabody notes the county would be first in the area to have a workshop.
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Man Solves Own Burglary At New London Home
New London man Elmer Tackett found his unlocked side door and missing cash register with 850 dollars in weekend receipts. A witness described a man with something in hand leaving the house and entering a grey car on Cedar Street. Tackett traced the car to Elma near Waverly and recovered the cash register and money. the suspect was his 20 year old nephew and no charges were filed yet.
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Trains Roll Back to Service After Brief General Strike
United Press International reports the nations passenger and freight trains mostly returned to normal schedules after the first general rail strike since 1946. Union crews from six shop craft unions ended the walkout within about 48 hours as Congress moved to pass anti strike legislation for President Johnson. Pickets dwindled as trains resumed operations nationwide.
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Norwalk Trustees Eye Tilting Two Township Roads
The Norwalk Township Trustees met Monday to discuss tiling South Norwalk Road and Gibbs Road. After surveying by the county, tiling proceeds with a $40,000 budget awaiting county auditor approval before year end.
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Safety Town Teaches Kids Traffic Rules in Norwalk
One hundred sixteen kindergartners to be taught traffic safety this summer at Safety Town in League Street School playground. Patrolman John Short and city recreation leader Mrs. Joe Vattorella head the program with sessions aimed at preparing children for real town travel.
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