First You Don't Succeed Fly Again in Coastflight Saga
Mrs Lee Decker Kearns a 38 year old student pilot endured a week of mishaps including an unauthorized landing at Tijuana an enemy blip on radar and emergency and crash landings near Lindbergh Field and Palomar Airport She attributed drift and a failing radio to the sequence and said she turned inland to reach a safe airport with fuel running low
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Lee Decker Kearns
Tijuana
Mexico
U.S
Lindbergh Field
San Diego
Palomar
San Diego Mountains
Session Load to Be Heavy in Special Ohio Legislature
The lame duck session in Columbus may run weeks as Republicans try to push next two year programs. Democrats gained control after Tuesday’s election. passing bills needs at least one Democratic vote in the Senate. Governor Rhodes called for a heavy workload including reapportionment of the legislature.
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Columbus
UPI
Lame Duck
GOP
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
John W. Brown
Brown
Norwalk Board Approves 25000 Payment to Roth Brothers
The Norwalk City Board of Education approved paying about 25000 to Roth Brothers Construction for work on the Junior High School building. A remaining 750 will be withheld until two items, locker room floor repair and replacement of two marble stools, are completed. Superintendent Dr. Sturgis R. Corbin said the holdback covers those costs. Board members Richard Roth and architect David Ward recently inspected the buildings to confirm unfinished items.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Schools Advisory Committee Sets Plans and Leadership
The Norwalk Citizens Advisory Committee for city schools will meet Wednesday evening to adopt purposes and elect a permanent chairman. The group, formed to guide future school growth, will also appoint three more members and set three-year term cycles for continuity.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Norwalk City
Sturgis R. Corbin
Robert S. Schillig
Joseph E. Geoghan
Robert M. Calhoun
Carbin
K. S. Flickinger
Harlon K. Jennings
J. Thomas Lendrum
Norman Fe, Ross
Herbert C. Schriner
Harold W. Veitch
Burch to Stay RNC Chairman If Party Wants Him
Dean Burch announced he will remain as chairman of the Republican National Committee as long as the party desires. He said he will convene a meeting of the national committee after the new year to discuss questions of interest to the party including his chairmanship.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
Burch
National Committee
Goldwater
GOP
John Grenier
Oil showing reported at 1100 feet on Route 61 farm
Drilling on John Fisher's farm along Route 61 south halted at 3245 feet. Geologists plan to inspect today or Saturday to confirm if an oil deposit exists after operators reported an oil showing at about 1100 feet.
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John Fisher
Route 61
Indians 1965 Season Ticket Drive Reaches 745635
The Cleveland Growth Board announced advance ticket sales for the Cleveland Indians 1965 season have reached 745635. The drive aims for 900000 and ends December 1.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Growth Board
Cleveland Indians
Moscow Visit Not Likely To Narrow China Russia Split
UPI reports U.S. officials believe Chou En Lai's Moscow trip may pause the propaganda feud between China and the Soviet Union but will not narrow the deep rift on policy and strategy toward the West.
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Washington
UPI
Chou En-lai
Moscow
China
Russia
U.S
Barrientos Takes Charge of Bolivia Junta In Democratic Pledge
Lt Gen Rene Barrientos assumed sole control of Bolivia's new military junta promising elections at the earliest opportunity. About 20 000 gathered in Murillo Square praised his takeover as celebrations erupted. In Sandusky Bay a bridge scaffold collapse killed Herbert Everson and left two others clinging to a pillar.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Rene Barrientos
Murrillo Square
Barrientos
Sandusky
Herbert Everson
Port Clinton
Sandusky Bay
Ewerson
Weather Forecast and Local Births and Deaths
Mostly sunny this afternoon with fair evening and cloudy night. Highs 58 to 64 north 62 to 68 south. Births: Mr and Mrs William Berry 7 Marshall a girl and Mr and Mrs Robert Lowe Savannah a boy. Deaths: Ralph C Hayes 80 Wakeman.
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William Berry
Marshall
Robert Lowe
Savannah
Ralph C. Hayes
Wakeman
GOP Leaders Clash Over Blame After Election Debacle
A Republican party feud erupts as Nixon and Rockefeller clash over who is to blame for the election disaster while Eisenhower and Scranton urge a broader, inclusive image. Goldwater faces calls to replace party leaders amid pressure from grass roots and GOP lawmakers.
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Raymond Lahr
United Press International Washington
UPI
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Nixon
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
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