Russians Offer To Pay Part Of War Debt
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union may make a token payment on its 10 billion lend lease debt to improve trade with the United States. Premier Kosygin told U S businessmen the move could help resolve economic problems, noting illegal long term credits require debt settlement. The top Soviet offer is 300 million with talks referencing 800 million settled in potential deals.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
United States
U.S
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
David Rockefeller
Union and NOT reach one year contract in Toledo
The Northern Ohio Telephone Co and Local 986 IBEW reach a one year pact after an all day session with Federal Mediator Harry Gray. Mayors of 10 communities helped, Norwalk’s Louis G. Frey sat in as the two sides agreed to take back strikers with ballots mailed for ratification. The average hourly raise totals 6.86 cents for switchboard operators and 11.33 cents for plant workers.
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Toledo
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
International Brotherhood Electrical Workers
Harry Gray
Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
G. Ira Liedorff
William C. Henry
Gray
Ashland
Richard Paxton
Paxton
Frey
Port Clinton
Gordon Cooper
Russell Cross
Bowling Green
Gardiner Dies After Hospital Stay and Suit Settled
Dr. John Gardiner 86 of W Main Street died this morning at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. He was admitted Nov 13. Heuston Funeral Home handling arrangements. A $25 000 personal injury suit from an auto crash on Benedict Ave in February 1962 between Frances Wechter and John Clapp was settled in Common Pleas Court after one day of testimony. Ten meat industry defendants went on trial in Warsaw as authorities pursued theft swindles. A Cosmos-5 explosion report discussed by a Soviet publication and a Titan-3A space rocket second launch attempt were noted from CAPE KENNEDY and Washington reports.
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John Gardiner
Main Street
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Gardiner
Norwalk
Heuston Funeral Home
Common Pleas Court
Frances K. Wechter
W. Chestnut St
John T. Clapp
Cline
Benedict Ave
Warsaw
Washington
UPD
Russia
Pacific Ocean
Commerce Department
Cape Kennedy
Air Force
Light snowfall in Norwalk ends as temperatures drop
A light snowfall covered Norwalk overnight, the first of the season, but began melting by mid morning. Temperatures fell to 23 degrees after a high of 46 yesterday. Five day forecast calls for colder, unsettled weather with light snow or flurries most days and several inches possible in northeast near Lake Erie.
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Norwalk
Lake Erie
Pope Pius VI Defers Religious Liberty Vote at Vatican Session
The Ecumenical Council wrapped its third session with the postponement of the religious liberty vote after Pope Pius VI declined to intervene. Conservatives won on the liberty issue while approving a charter to promote Christian unity and norms for interdenominational worship.
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Vatican City
UPI
Pius VI
Ecumenical Council
Paul
Mrs. Burt P. Newton dies after hospital admission
Mrs. Edna Roe Newton 74 wife of Burt P Newton retired Gulf Oil Co vicepresident died suddenly after hospital admission She was a native of Erie County and had lived in Norwalk since 1957 The Newtons home is 25 Warren Drive They formerly lived in Antwerp Belgium while Mr Newton oversaw Gulf Oil foreign operations She belonged to First United Presbyterian Church Garden Club Norwalk Sally De Forest Chapter DAR and Roundabout Reading Club
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Edna Roe Newton
Burt P. Newton
Gulf Oi] Co
Fisher - Titus Hospital
Erie County
Norwalk
Newton
Warren Drive
Newtons
Antwerp
Belgium
Eign Operations
Gulf Oil Co
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Garden Club
Sally de Forest
Daughters of the American Revolution
Roundabout Reading Club
Johnson Holds Record Lead Over Goldwater In Vote Count
President Johnson maintains a record breaking lead of about 15.6 million votes over Sen. Barry Goldwater as official counting of the November 3 election continues. Final totals may take weeks to be announced.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Obituary notice with survivors and funeral details
A deceased woman's survivors include two nieces Mrs K E Kuehns of Clarkston Washington and Mrs Robert Moore of Caldwell Idaho and a sister in law Mrs W Care Roe of South Pasadena California. Visitation is Sunday from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm at Kubach Smith Funeral Home. Services are 2 pm Monday officiated by Dr John K McDivitt and Rev P J Garcia. Burial at Milan Cemetery.
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K. E. Kuehns
Clarkston
Wash
Robert Moore
Caldwell
Idaho
W. Care Roe
South Pasadena
Calif
Kubach - Smith Funeral
John K. McDivitt
P. J. Garcia
Milan Cemetery
Reds Hit Saigon in Major Heliborne Operation Losses
Communist guerrillas shot down three military aircraft in 24 hours near Saigon. Four Vietnames e crewmen were killed and up to six may have perished in an H-34 helicopter wreck. A U S Army UH1B helicopter and an observation plane were also downed. One American pilot survived a risky emergency landing after the Tan Hiep airstrip incident. U S advisers blamed part of the failure on approving the Vietnames e army plan.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
U.S. Army
Tan Hiep
Louise Typhoon Leaves Philippines With Heavy Toll
Typhoon Louise weakened to a tropical storm in the central Philippines after causing extensive damage and many deaths. Surigao del Norte reported 100 to 200 dead with about 100,000 homeless, while other regions added dozens more fatalities from landslides and floods.
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Manila
UPD
Philippines
National Police
Surigao del Norte
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