Wallace shifts stance after presidential briefing
In Norfolk a 6 p.m. briefing by President Johnson altered George Wallace's view on criticizing the timing of the bombing halt announcement for North Vietnam. The briefing occurred via conference call with two other presidential candidates, two hours before Johnson's nationally televised address.
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Norfolk
UPI
George Wallace
Johnson
North Vietnam
Paris
United Press International
Vietnam
Bombing halt in Vietnam spurs mixed public reaction
UPI reports Americans show optimism that Johnsons bombing cessation may hasten peace though some doubt motives as voters weigh politics ahead of the election. Public opinion splits about the halt with a mix of support and concern over North Vietnamese reciprocity.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
United Press International
Nashville
Clarence M. Beaty Jr
Beaty
Negativism Dominates Campaign Says Bradley Expert
Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi of Bradley University told the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland that negativism is the core issue in the current campaign. He said people are not for a candidate but against others and against issues.
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Cleveland
UPI
Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Nicholas Nyaradi
School of International Studies
Bradley University
Relocation harms elderly. study notes higher male mortality
Dr. Margaret Blenkner of Cleveland reports a study showing moving elderly residents to new homes speeds deaths even when housing is better. The research finds males have a higher mortality rate after relocation than females.
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Denver
UPI
Margaret Blenkner
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Senate Debate Set Between Saxbe and Gilligan
Republican William Saxbe and Democrat John Gilligan prepared for a Cleveland City Club forum debate. Gilligan accused Saxbe of avoiding a public clash, as the race for the U S Senate heats up with McCarthy supporters backing Gilligan.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
William Saxbe
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Eugene McCarthy
Chicago
Saxbe
Cleveland City Club
Painesville Police Short on Guards as Dept Opens Skeleton Shift
Painesville's 16 officer force did not report for duty leaving a skeleton crew to patrol. Police ask for 20 percent across the board raise but City Council refused to grant the request. Three lieutenants a dispatcher and the chief were on duty.
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Painesville, Ohio
UPS
Painesville
Sunny and Warmer With Showers Possible Saturday
Weather forecast for Norwalk shows sunshine and warmer conditions with a high in the 70s and tonight's low around 55 to 60. Saturday expect clouds and a chance of showers with cooler temperatures. Marriage licenses listed for Ronald S. Link and Bertha Irene Locke, both of Willard, and William C. Silcox and Cathy Jo Sidell, also of Willard. Death noted: Mrs. Elizabeth J. Van Offeren, 52, Milan.
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Norwalk
Ronald S. Link
Willard
Bertha Irene Locke
William C. Silcox
Cathy Jo Sidell
Bombing halt in Vietnam reshapes race questions
President Johnson’s move to halt bombing injects new uncertainty into the presidential contest. Humphrey says minimal political impact, while Nixon and Wallace offer guarded or cautious responses. Wallace cites timing as a concern and LeMay suggests Abrams pressure may play a role.
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Curtis E. LeMay
Hanoi
LeMay
Air Force
Johnson
Creighton W. Abrams Jr
Cat Bite Victim Must Take Rabies Shots
A seven year old girl Sally Sharbaugh of 54 S Linwood begins rabies injections after a finger bite by a red cat with a bent tail that bit Oct 23. The cat escaped after being found Saturday and the infection raised concern about completing the full shot series if the animal is located in time.
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Sally Sharbaugh
B.W. Sharbaugh
S. Linwood
Both Sides Step Up Charter Campaigning
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia joins city police and firemen opposing the city charter. Both sides fund radio and newspaper ads while a firemen police committee distributes a charter opposition pamphlet. Sheriff Borgia says the charter fails to protect Civil Service status.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Firemen
Citizens Charter Committee
New London Man Dies in Route 224 Crash
Robert Lee Hatfield, 36, of 71 Birch Park Drive New London, died after his car collided with an eastbound semi on Route 224 near Attica. Hatfield, a six year resident of New London and Midwest Industries employee, was pronounced dead at Willard Area Hospital. Funeral services will be held Monday in Kirksville Missouri.
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New London
Here
Willard Area Hospital
Robert Lee Hatfield
Birch Park Drive
Hatfield
Route
Joseph Coselman
Akron
Youngstown
Midwest Industries
Willard
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Wilma
Connellsville
Evelyn Marie Ray
Sandusky
Kirksville, Mo
Citywide move eyed for Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
Huron County commissioners urge adding unincorporated areas to HMMA, expanding beyond Willard and New London to include Norwalk Plymouth and surrounding areas. Norwalk plans talks with city leaders while HMMA sets a Nov 21 meeting at St. Francis Xavier School Willard to discuss Plymouth and unincorporated areas.
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New London
Huron County
Norwalk
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
HMMA
Willard
Huron County Commissioners
Harold Finch
Plymouth
State Housing Board
St. Francis Xavier School
Norwalk Considers Wide Vibration Charter Reform
A proposed city charter would overhaul Norwalk governance affecting almost all departments. It envisions a city manager, new finance and legal directors, removal of several boards, a Personnel Appeals Board, and revised planning, zoning, and school board appointments with staged implementation beginning January 1 in the year following passage.
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Norwalk City Hall
Norwalk
Board of Control
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Park Board
Planning Commission
Board of Building and Zoning Appeals
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