Johnson to Undergo Second Set of Surgeries
President Johnson sails to Texas for rest and two operations within 15 days at Bethesda Naval Medical Center. Surgeons will remove a throat growth from the right vocal cord and repair an abdominal hernia linked to last year’s gall bladder surgery. The procedures follow a small abdominal bulge near the prior incision and are described as not serious by doctors.
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Bethesda Naval Medical Center
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New York Stock
James C. Cain
Mayo Clinic
Record fallout and submarine in danger near Australia
Hong Kong reports a record radioactive fallout from China's nuclear test, saying levels are far below harmful. Australian forces assist a stricken U S Navy submarine on a coral reef 300 miles off northern Australia, with 80 crew and concerns over continued heavy seas.
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Royal Observatory
China
Sydney
Australia
APS
Tiru
Ohio Praised for Agricultural Standing by Midwest Agribusiness
Ohio wins praise from Mid west Agribusiness, official publication of the Midwest Association of State Departments of Agriculture. The magazine calls Ohio an industrial state with agriculture as its major industry and notes it ranks first in greenhouse and nursery products and soft red winter wheat.
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UPI
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Midwest Agribusiness
Midwest Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Dayton Holds Dry Run For Snow Plow Gear In November
Dayton conducts its annual dry run of snow plow equipment each November to test operation and train crews before the first snowfall. In the wake of Wednesday's snowstorm, city crews have already been plowing, though the exercise proceeds as planned per Assistant Service Director Jack Aterberger.
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Dayton
UPI
Midwest
Jack Aterberger
Citizens plan boycott of Cleveland's largest food market chain
Citizens for Lower Prices announced a boycott of Cleveland’s biggest grocery retailer starting today to push for lower prices. The local group organized to reduce grocery costs and encourage shoppers to switch to cheaper outlets.
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Cleveland
UPI
Citizens For
Weather Outlook and Local Marriage Notices
Mostly sunny and cold with a high near 28 to 33 today. Tonight stays fair and cold with lows 20 to 25. Saturday brings increasing clouds but temps not as cold. Also listed are marriage applications for James Monroe and Marie Assept, John William Zimmerman and Sylvia L Bush, and a birth notice for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith.
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Armstrong
Clinton
Mich
Marie Assept
Monroeville
John William Zimmerman
Ashland
Sylvia L. Bush
Willard
Man Recalls Meeting With a Space Man Near Parkersburg
Woodrow Derenberger, a salesman and father of two, described to police and an Air Force representative a meeting with a spaceman who said humans are not powerful and meant no harm. He said the object was a flat bottom craft with a domed top that moved about eight to ten inches above the pavement and blocked the highway before stopping.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
UPI
Air Force
Woodrow Derenberger
Derenberger
McKinley Club Banquet Fills Norwalk Hall
About 500 people attended the Mc Kinley Club banquet at Norwalk Junior High School with main speaker Roger Cloud state auditor addressing GOP confidence ahead of next Tuesday contests. Three men were killed in Bellevue. The GOP expressed quiet confidence in statewide Republican races.
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Norwalk Junior High School
Roger Cloud
State Auditor
Cau
Ohio
Cloud
Kim Colich
McKinley Club
Center For Elderly Is Approved
A senior citizens center will be opened at St. Pauls Episcopal Parish House in Norwalk. The Norwalk Committee for Senior Services approved the plan, naming Mrs. George Cook Ford temporary chairman. The center operates Thursdays 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. and will host crafts for shut ins with Eva Fritz and A M Ringlein presenting demonstrations. Attendees may bring lunches.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Parish
Norwalk
George Cook Ford
Eva Fritz
A.M. Ringlein
Authority Is Revoked From Arthur Santee Bus Line
The Public Utilities Commission revoked the operating authority of Arthur Santee Bus Line. Santee ran commuter service between Akron and Cleveland and Cleveland and Norwalk. The revocation takes effect at 12:01 a.m. November 8, allowing Greyhound Lines Inc to resume service on the routes.
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Public Utilities Commission
Arthur Santee
Santee
Akron
Cleveland
Norwalk
Greyhound Lines Inc
Cincinnati Wins AFL Franchise Bid for 1968
The Cincinnati Post and Times-Star reports pro football owners voted to award Cincinnati the AFLs 10th franchise for 1968. An official announcement is expected within 10 days. No decision yet on which group will operate the team.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. Warns North Korea Over Collision Course
U.S. Maj. Gen. Richard E. Ciccolella warned North Korea that continued DMZ violations could spark action by UN forces. He cited alleged North Korean killings of six Americans and one South Korean and condemned the attacks as savage and brutal.
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UPI
U.S
North Korea
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Charles H. Bonesteel
United Nations
Kim Il Sung
Kim
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
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North Viet Nam
Richard E. Ciccolella
United Nations Command
Ciccolella
Military Armistice Commission
U.N
Tempers Flare Over Housing Question At Norwalk Rights Panel
Norwalk Human Relations Committee argued over its purpose and whether to conduct a housing survey. Mrs. George Cook Ford urged action citing lack of housing code amid a July water access dispute involving a Negro family. Edward Rubinow questioned scope beyond racial and religious balance.
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George Cook Ford
Norwalk
Edward Rubinow
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