Dallas Kennedy Memorial Markers Erected Three Years After
A Dallas ceremony honors President Kennedy with a rosary prayer, a wreath by two boys and an American flag by a sister. The Very Rev. Oscar Huber conducts rites at the assassination site as the city unveils two bronze plaques detailing the event and the downtown diagram. The Kennedy group lobbied for a marker beyond simple historical notes. The Texas Boys Choir sang a Kennedy song once performed in Fort Worth.
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John Kennedy
Texas Boys Choir
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Langley
City Park Board
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Akron policemen acquitted in beating case
Two Akron patrolmen William Rice and W L Hayes were found innocent of assault charges by Municipal Judge Joseph Wetl of Oregon Ohio. The judge ruled the officers were provoked into beating Kenneth Rowe after his arrest on a traffic charge.
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W.L. Hayes
Joseph Wetl
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Weth
Kenneth Rowe
Dayton toddler dies after ingesting paint thinner in home
Bana Glenn Green, age 1, died after reportedly sampling paint thinner and possibly roach poison in his Dayton kitchen. His father Henry told police he saw the child put a pacifier in an open can and then place it in his mouth. Police called it accidental homicide pending lab results.
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Indictment Charged Honda Price Fix in Ohio
A federal grand jury indicted several entities Tuesday for alleged price fixing of Honda motorcycles and parts in Ohio. The action targets alleged collusion within the Honda distribution network and components pricing.
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Weather turns warmer with variable clouds through Thursday
Variable cloudiness and warmer days ahead. High today 52 to 58, low 44 to 50 with sunrise 7 25 a m and sunset 5 02 p m. Tuesday highs near 55 and lows near 48. Marriage license issued to Donald Heyman and Elizabeth Potts. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. John Roush a daughter.
North Korea Fires On South Korean Naval Vessels
United Nations Command charges North Korea fired on three South Korean navy patrol boats off the east coast Sea of Japan using about 40 shells. One ship suffered light damage with no injuries. North Korea denies the claim and rejects neutral investigation. A separate incident during President Johnson's Korea visit involved a DMZ ambush killing six Americans and one South Korean.
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Sea of Japan
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South Korea
Demiliarized Zone
Rhodes To Seek A New GI Bonus
Columbus reports Gov. Rhodes will urge the Ohio General Assembly to authorize a Vietnam era veterans bonus. The plan, tied to Attorney General Saxbe's office, may resemble the $300 Korean veteran payment though funding sources remain undetermined.
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UPI
James A. Rhodes
Statehouse
Howard Collier
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
General Assembly
Collier
Two Roads Reopened At Bypass In Norwalk
South Norwalk and Brown Roads reopened to traffic today after bypass construction. Norwood Avenue and Old State Road are scheduled to open Dec. 1, said engineer Robert Dempsey of A J Baltes Inc. He expects no more winter closures.
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Man Injured In Motorbike Fall
Paul Gregory a 21 year old resident of Benedict was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after falling from his motor bike He said the bike struck a man hole causing the loss of control He was released after treatment.
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Clamor for JFK Probe Grows After Commission Split
Senator Richard Russell criticized the Warren Commission findings saying he is not satisfied with some answers. Texas Governor John Connally, wounded in Dallas, plans a noon press conference in Austin to discuss the investigation, signaling further scrutiny of the report.
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D-Ga
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Austin
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Wrecker crew member struck while directing traffic at West Main crash
Walter K Krupp 52 Corwin St Norwalk in fairly good condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after being hit by Edward R Stoner 18 Hartland Center Rd as Krupp aided at an accident on West Main Street A 24000 pound steel coil broke loose from a truck driven by Donald G Walter 38 Smithfield Pa causing the sequence of events leading to the pedestrian collision Stoner charged with failure to stop within a safe distance faces a hearing in Norwalk Mayor's Court Monday
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Hartland Center Road
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Smithfield
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