Soviets Reportedly End Coexistence Policy
London reporting from UPI cites authoritative sources saying the Soviet Union is backing away from peaceful coexistence with the West. Kremlin leaders appear to abandon negotiations and may delay Kosygin’s West Germany and Britain visits while displeased with Johnson and Wilson. The shift aims to strengthen the Communist bloc.
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London
UPI
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
West Germany
Britain
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Moscow
International Communist Front
Land purchases for state Norwalk by pass recorded in county office
Deeds show Paul A and Thelma E Metz and Frank J Hiltz selling 86 acres in Ridgefield to the state for 7500 dollars. Warren Melvin Glenn and Lloyd Harris and wives sold 97 acres along Medina Road in Norwalk Township for 4719 dollars.
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Norwalk By-Pass
Huron County Recorder
Paul A
Thelma E. Metz
Frank J. Hiltz
Ridgefield Township
Warren
Melvin
Glenn
Lloyd Harris
Medina Road
Norwalk Township
Deaths of Austrian President Schaerf and notable figures
Vienna mourns President Adolf Schaerf a 74 year old socialist leader who helped secure postwar Austria’s neutral independence. In Dallas a stock car crash killed 8 year old Wayne Dye of Austell Ga injuring six others while driver Richard Petty was unharmed. Sandusky writer Lambert Liddell 65 former Ohio Republican figure dies after long journalism career including Along the Waterfront column and Ohio circulation leadership.
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Vienna
API
Adolf Schaerf
Austria
Schaerf
Dallas
UPI
Wayne Dye
Austell
Richard Petty
Sandusky, Ohio
Lambert Liddell
Sandusky Register
Ohio Republican
Liddell
The
Register
Ohio Circulation Managers Association
Weather and births and deaths notice
Weather forecast notes clouds and fair conditions with a chance of afternoon rain in the southwest. Births list includes Harmell and Phillips families with newborn girls and Pfirsch and Paramour families with newborns. Death notices honor Moss Duke Laslen Brown three in Willard and Wakeman communities.
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Norwalk
James Harmell
Williams
Lamarr Phillips
Shiloh
Darrell Pfirsch
Willard
Arthur Paramour
Greenwich
Ohio Canal Linked Erie and Ohio Would Cost Over Billions
Army Engineers urged Congress to approve a 120 mile canal from near Rochester Pennsylvania to Fairport Ohio linking the Beaver and Mahoning rivers to Lake Erie. The project would cost about 1 025 billion and include seven locks on the Beaver Mahoning section and three locks on the Grand River segment with a summit reservoir. Congressman Michael Kirwan said he would push to include funding in this year's appropriations.
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Washington
UPI
Army Engineers
Congress
Lake Erie
The
Ohio
Fairport
Painesville
Beaver
Mahoning
Beaver- Mahoning Rivers
Grand River
Beaver-Mahoning
Summit
Harpersfield
U.S
Michael Kirwan
House Public Works Appropriations
Saigon rejects international Viet Nam peace without security guarantees
Premier Phan Huy Quat stated the government rejects any international solution that does not halt Communist infiltration. He said a negotiated settlement must ensure concrete and effective security and liberty for South Vietnam. The two hour briefing drew 200 reporters with no major fighting updates. American officials warned a guerrilla offensive could resume after the lull following B57 strikes.
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Saigon
UPI
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
South Viet Nam
U.S
Punt
Chinese Snub Unity Session Overseen by Khrushchev
Moscow hosts a closed unity conference with delegations from 19 Communist states. China leads a boycott along with Albania North Vietnam North Korea Indonesia and Japan. Observers expect focus on unity against U S raids in North Vietnam and the Sino Soviet rift rather than broader disputes.
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Moscow
UPS
Kremlin
Communist ‘‘Unity
China
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Peking
U.S
Viet Nam
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist China
Albania
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Indonesia
Japan
Willard man in jail tries suicide by hanging
Willard 23 year old Arnold Wesley Warren attempted to hang himself with boot laces in the Huron County jail early Sunday. Fellow prisoners cut him down and deputies rushed him to Tiffin State Hospital on sheriff orders. Warren was jailed at 2 p.m after neighbors reported a young man asking for help. The jailer said another inmate saw Warren hanging from bars and alerted staff. Warren sought conversation as others slept. Sheriff plans to notify the prosecuting attorney after hospital report.
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Willard
Huron County
Arnold Wesley Warren
Route 99
Tiffin State Hospital
John Borgia Warren
Rudolph Tock
Zenobia Road
Wakeman RD
James Wade
Hoyie Robinson
Warren
Wade
Hoyie
Joe Warner
Borgia
Hhe State Hospital
Milan Chamber Banquet Echoes Communist Line
At the Milan Chamber of Commerce banquet Bennett denounced capitalism and American democracy praising socialism. The crowd applauded insults toward capitalists as he argued for a cooperative commonwealth and greater federal control of production before revealing he was a public relations officer for a steel firm.
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Ben R. Bennett
Mlan Chamber of Commerce
Bennett
Milan
Operative Commonwealth
Munist
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Chicago
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American Can Co
USW
Charles
Todd) Moss
Elva Elsie Duke
Willard John Laslen Sr
Willard Victor A. Brown
Wakeman
Ohio River
Rochester
HURON
Mike Fischer
Sandusky
Norwalk High
St. Paul’s
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Charles May
Bill Seder
Jim Brown
Brian Healy
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Pete Mohn
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