Chinese Nuclear Test Fallout Measured in Japan
Japanese scientists report fallout from China's third and largest nuclear explosion was 200 times higher than the first test and 100 times higher than the second. Prof. Takeo Kosaka of Niigata University notes 29 giant radioactive particles found in Niigata Prefecture within 48 hours. He cautions the level is high but not life threatening.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Takeo Kosaka
Niigata University
Niigata
Japan
Kosaka
MIGs Fire Missiles at U S Planes in Vietnam War
Communist MIG 17 fighters fired heat seeking air to air missiles at U S Air Force planes near North Vietnam 105 miles northwest of Hanoi but missed. In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepares for a McNamara testimony on the $3.4 billion 1967 foreign aid program amid disputes over Vietnam policy.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Air Force
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Washington
Meredith plans 220 mile voter registration march in Mississippi
James H Meredith, then a Columbia Law student, announces a 220 mile voter registration march this summer from Memphis Tennessee to the Mississippi state capitol in Jackson. He aims to galvanize registration amid 1962 Mississippi integration history.
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New York
UPI
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Meredith
Columbia University Law School
Memphis
Tenn
State Capitol
Jackson
Miss
Diesel engineers walk off LIRR amid union anger over luncheon toast
New York officials defend action as a principle issue after 12,000 evening riders faced delays on four branches when Long Island Rail Road workers stopped work. Three weeks earlier three employees were suspended for drinking beer with lunch, prompting union criticism of management.
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New York
UPI
Long Island Rail Road
Weather and notices from the region
Considerable cloudiness and warmer temperatures with showers possible before noon. Highs near 46 to 63, tonight’s lows around 45 to 50. Thursday mostly cloudy with showers and possible thunder showers and cooler. sunrise 5 13 a.m. sunset 7 35 p.m. Tuesday highs near 47, low 31. License applications and marriage licenses granted list names and towns. Births and deaths noted for local residents in Willard Norwalk New Orleans and New London.
Petition Filed in Reflector Suit Over Teen Drinking Article
Edwin W. Price amends his lawsuit against Reflector-Herald Inc and Dedaimin Whitney in Huron County Common Pleas Court seeking 750000. He alleges article by Whitney exposed his role in alleged minor access to intoxicants and claims the Reflector-Herald is authorized to purchase liquor for business.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Edwin W. Price
Reflector-Herald, Inc
Dedaimin Whitney
Price
Miss Whitney
Vetter
the Reflector- Herald, Inc
Whitney
Norwalk Council Keeps Committee Meetings Secret
The Norwalk City Council refused to release information about committee meetings and directed reporters to the City Council President Delbert Crawford. Council members voted unanimously to keep committee sessions closed and cited past handling of items as the reason. Fourth Ward Councilman Brian Schaffer urged more openness and press access to meeting details.
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Norwalk
Delbert Crawford
Reflector
Janet Conway
Allen Hakes
Hakes
Crawford
Fourth Ward
Brian Schaffer
Freeze Misses But Crop Loss Hits Huron County
A heavy frost, not as severe as feared, still triggers 750000 dollars in losses across Huron County. Fruit and vegetable crops suffered in bloom and early growth after Monday night’s 22 degree low. Growers warn only pollenation and delayed recovery may salvage what remains.
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Huron County
Freeze Damage Hits Cherries Peaches and Celeryville Crops
Robertson notes losses of cherries and most peaches in the freeze while John Wells lists killed sweet cherries early strawberries and much of the peaches, with sour cherries pears and apples possibly spared. Celeryville growers report about 25 percent crop loss and onions suffer thousands of acres lost. radish lettuce endive and spinach also harmed. Norwalk council rejects buying downtown parking lots delaying purchase of the Masonic lot or former Ava lon Hotel site as Goodyear plans a store.
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Robertson
John Wells
Huron County Extension
Celeryville
John Stanbaugh
Norwalk
City Hall
Pupil Change Forces Transfer of Benedict and Bronson Students
Norwalk City Board of Education votes to move Benedict fourth graders to Bronson and Bronson kindergartners to League next year to relieve Benedict School District overcrowding. Superintendent Dr. Sturgis R. Carbin cites 12 classrooms needed but only ten available with two basements, proposing combining Benedict third and Bronson pupils into three classes of 26 to save a teacher while relocating Bronson kindergartners to League.
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Norwalk
Corbin
Bronson
League School
League
Carbin
Pleasant School
Benedict
Rubinow Reports Open Doors At Norfolk School Board
Board member Edward Rubinow described himself as custodian of open doors and unlocked windows. At the Norfolk City Board of Education meeting, he noted nine doors and windows have been found open since April and praised police for flagging the issue as a service.
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Edward 5S. Rubinow
Norwalk City
Rubinow
Minister Opposes Goodyear Store Site in Norwalk
A Norwalk minister representing First Universalist Church urged the city Planning and Zoning Commission to weigh the church’s historical value against the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. zoning request. Goodyear plans a retail store with auto service on a lot partly in a B-2 district, prompting questions about permitted uses and service operations.
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Church and
West Main Streets
Lodge
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
West Main Street
Harold Finch
Planning and Zoning Commission
Goodyear Co
Norwalk
George Hayduk
First Universalist Church
City Board of Zoning Appeals
Hayduk
Goodyear
Universalist Church
Masonic
Robert Freed
Akron
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