Humphrey Likely to Stay in Minnesota Through Election
UPI reports Vice President Hubert Humphrey will remain in Minnesota on election day despite speculation he would join Johnson’s late campaign plans. In Youngstown, six unions ratified the first contract with the city Board of Education, including Local 1143, offering 5 percent cost-of-living increases, four weeks vacation after 20 years, extended sick leave, and promotion procedures for about 250 non certif- icated workers. In Dayton, Archie Lee Foreman 142 Columbia Street was charged with raping a 13 year old girl at knifepoint. the girls escaped from his moving car after he lured them with candy.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Minnesota
Youngstown
City Board of Education
Organized Labor
Northeast Ohio Public Employer Association
Dayton
Archie Lee Foreman
Columbia Sr
Carrier conducts new strikes as FDR fire probe opens
In Saigon Gulf the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt launched fresh air strikes on North Vietnam while investigators begin examining a deadly fire that killed eight sailors and wounded fourteen. The ship sustained only minor damage from a flash fire in a lower paint storage area.
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Saigon
Johnson introduces five beagle puppies at White House
President Johnson welcomed five new residents to the White House just before departing for Texas. The puppies, born to his beagle Freckles on October 26, were introduced to reporters as a small population growth at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Washington
Priest laments christening behavior in Hedge End church
Rev Mervyn Spencer writes in the parish magazine about inappropriate conduct at christenings. He recalls a godfather answering the ritual renounce question with I recommend them all, provoking concern over decorum in the ceremony.
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Hedge End
England
Questions Unanswered in Speck Trial Hearing
In Chicago a Friday hearing left key issues unresolved in the Richard Speck case. A judge postponed rulings on Speck's sanity, the likelihood of a fair trial, and a motion to quash indictments after his public defender entered innocent pleas for the 24-year-old suspect.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard Speck
Speck
Weather Outlook and Local Births and Deaths
Occasional freezing rain and snow mix end this afternoon with highs around 38. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with a low near 33. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and a bit warmer temperatures. Also listed are births for Earl Lover and James Fitzgerald, and deaths for Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Shinsky, Ivan Pastormadfleff, and Terry Nahm.
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Earl Lover
Willard St
James Fitzgerald
Monroeville
Herbert Brewer
Marion
Evelyn Shinsky
Wakeman
Ivan K. Pastormadfleff
Willard Terry James Nahm
Fremont
Norwalk Marine Killed in Viet Nam Three Weeks In
Private First Class Larry Libbee 20 of Norwalk died near Quang Tin South Viet Nam from multiple body wounds sustained from a hostile explosive device. He joined the marines last April after graduating Norwalk High in 1965 and worked at Norwalk Furniture. Libbee leaves a widow Maureen Baker and parents Mr. and Mrs. Owen Libbee. Funeral arrangements at Heaston Funeral Home.
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Norwalk
Viet Nam
Larry Libbee
Owen Libbee
Pearl St
Cleveland
War Department
PFC
Libbee
Quang Tin
Huron County Red Cross
Marine
Marines
Norwalk High School
Norwalk Furniture Co
Order of Eagles
Milan Methodist Church
Heaston Funeral Home
Rhodes Reams Debate Winds Up Ohio Gubernatorial Race
Gov. James A. Rhodes and challenger Frazier Reams Jr. meet at the Cleveland City Club for the final gubernatorial debate. Rhodes campaigned across the state with his Report to the People while Reams led a Democratic Caravan through rural counties and urban centers seeking votes before Election Day.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Frazier Reams Jr
Rhodes
Reams
Toledo
Norwalk High Students Pack Christmas Gifts for Viet Nam
Norwalk High School students prepare 100 care packages for American troops in Viet Nam. Council members organized the drive asking for writing paper, envelopes, pens, pencils, dry soups, drinks, gum, candy, razors, brushes, toothpaste, books, and cards. Home ec classes sew red green mesh bags. the winning class gets a trophy. Packing follows at the school before delivery to the Red Cross with Red Cross covering mailing costs.
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Norwalk High School
Viet Nam
Dennis Stower
Red Cross
Stower
Amherst Police Threaten Walk Over City Dispute
Amherst Ohio faces potential loss of police protection as nine of eleven officers threaten to resign amid demands for more manpower equipment and funding. Police Chief Kopenhafer and Captain Werner plan to file letters to mayor Davis while finance committee head Engelhardt accuses officers of greed after April raises.
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Amherst
Ohio
UPI
Lorain County
Arthur H. Kopenhafer
Kopenhafer
Howard Werner
Marvin Davis
New London Player In Serious Condition After Injury
Bruce Murray son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Murray 126 Park Ave is in serious condition in the intensive care unit at St Josephs Hospital Lorain after a head injury at the New London Amherst football game Friday night Murray a quarterback and junior at New London High School has suffered a concussion about five weeks and this is his second head injury within two months He was taken from the game to the hospital by Garland Ambulance of Amherst.
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New London
Bruce Murray
Alexander Murray
Park Ave
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Murray
New London High School
Garland Ambulance
Amherst
Miss Teenage America crown billed for CBS telecast tonight
Talullah Reed of Los Angeles a UCLA freshman is among seven finalists in the Teenage America contest. She is the first African American to reach the finals of a major U S beauty pageant and competes before a national television audience in Dallas.
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Dallas
UPI
CBS
Talullah Reed
Los Angeles
UCLA
Norwalk Youth Hit On Route 250 Injured In Crash
A Norwalk youth, Victor E. Francisco 17 of Norwalk, was struck by a car on Route 250 near Olena Friday. He was admitted to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital with a severe head cut and a possible concussion.
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Norwalk
Olena
Victor E. Francisco
Rt. 2
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk School Levy Aimed to Sustain Programs in 1967
The Norwalk School District seeks a five mill operating levy on the November ballot to cover a projected 1967 deficit of 109000, funding salaries, textbooks, and programs. Superintendent Dr Sturgis Corbin says the levy preserves four years of improvements including 500 new students, 20 teachers, and expanded music, reading and counseling services. If approved, the levy would cost about five dollars per thousand of assessed value.
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Norwalk
Sturgis Corbin
Corbin
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