McNamara Departure Seen Creating Pentagon Gap
UPI reports from Washington outline likely effects of Defense Secretary McNamara leaving. A loss of his inner circle restraint voice, shift in program cost appraisal, and potential lower emphasis on social reform. Johnson would face a vacancy in international influence and ongoing Vietnam decisions amid transition.
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Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
UPI
Robert J. Taylor
Washington
Defense Department
Robert Strange McNamara
Berlin
Cuba
Pentagon
White House
State Department
McNamara
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kennedy
Defense
Bob McNamara
LBJ
Mass funerals begin in Lisbon after deadly floods
Lisbon officials report 316 bodies recovered with 90 from Quintas in a village nicknamed the martyr village. Rescue crews dig through knee deep muck using hands and bulldozers as authorities estimate widespread damage and injuries. In Ohio, Oberlin College student Randall W. Goodall, 19, Claremont California, was convicted of LSD possession and given jail time and fines.
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Lisbon
UPI
Quintas
Oberlin, Ohio
Oberlin College
Randall W. Goodall
Claremont
Calif
Oberlin Municipal Court
David L. Goldthorpe
De Gaulle Defies Allies in 92 Minute News Conference
Paris newspapers condemn President Charles de Gaulle after his semiannual news conference attacking the United States Britain and Canada. The French government prepares its official response once allied governments review the full text.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Great Britain
Canada
de Gaulle
Burglars Say TV Show Taught Them Brazen Break-In
Two men arrested for breaking into a Milwaukee drug store told police they learned their burglary techniques from television. They claimed tutoring from the show Mission Impossible.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
OEO Short of Funds Delays Poverty Workers Pay
Washington officials said OEO employees would receive only half the latest two week pay unless Congress passes a new authorization bill. 2,991 antipoverty workers were told payments could cover only through November 9 with hopes for the remainder within a week and emergency loans available.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Northeast Ohio Faces More Snow After Overnight Dump
The region braces for continued snowfall as heavy squalls affect eastern Cleveland suburbs and surrounding areas. Reports include Jefferson 312 inches, Ashtabula 12 inches, Conneaut 3, Painesville 1 inch, and Burton 0.5 inch.
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Northeast Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio
Jefferson
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Painesville
Lake County
Burton
Geauga County
Weather and life events sweep across regional update
Variable clouds and sun with light snow flurries expected and cold conditions continue. Highs in the mid 20s, lows near 15. Births list seven couples adding newborns and one daughter. Marriage licenses issued to six couples. Deaths reported for four individuals. Earthquake shakes Amami Oshima in southern Japan with no injuries or damage reported.
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Kagoshima
Japan
UPI
Amami Oshima
Turkish ultimatum to Greece sparks Cyprus crisis
An ultimatum from Turkey demanded a Cyprus settlement terms by 11 a.m. EST or face unspecified measures. Eight Turkish warships and jets moved near Cyprus while Cyrus Vance rushed to Athens for urgent talks as Greece warned of possible war.
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Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Ankara
Athens
Mediterranean
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Mersin
Hope Fades For Opening Of Bypass
Ashland Ohio officials report the U S 20 bypass near Norwalk is unlikely to open this year due to the highway department's stance on rock placement and needed warm weather. A spokesman expects completion by next summer at best, noting December warmth is improbable.
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Ashland
State Highway Department
Norwalk
Department
Injured Woman Is Improving after Traffic Crash
Mrs. Flossie Helms, critically hurt in a Thanksgiving Day collision, shows improvement at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Doctors report her condition remains serious but she had a good night after the accident when her husband’s car struck a telephone pole on West League Street in Norwalk.
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Elyria
Flossie Helms
Elyria Memorial Hospital
West League Street
Norwalk
Stalemate in Ohio Phone Talks as Strike Vote Vetoed
Northern Ohio Telephone workers remain on the job as reports claim Local 986 members rejected a strike proposal and a wage offer. Union leader John Arbogast declined to confirm voting results or share figures while mediator Arthur Woods said no renewal date was set.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Co
John Arbogast
Willard
Arbogast
Arthur Woods
Woods
J.W. Helman
Annual Meeting Set Of Huron County Agricultural Society
The Huron County Agricultural Society will hold its annual meeting Saturday at 2 30 p m in the Courthouse here. Elections for nine directors will be from 10 a m to 2 p m. Members with 1967 tickets may attend and vote for directors.
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The
Huron County Agricultural Society
Norwalk Charter Commission to Meet Tonight on Open Meetings
Newly elected Norwalk charter commission will convene at 7 30 this evening in the council chamber to settle procedural policy questions from its initial meeting. Reporters seek a rule on open versus closed meetings and how to replace resigning members. In Toledo Ohio a Norwalk woman was released on 2500 bond after a hearing before U S Commissioner Arthur Wilkowski on interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. Her husband, Clarence, is serving 1 to 20 years for auto theft in Mansfield Reformatory. She will be arraigned in U S District Court with no date set. The woman returned to her parents home in Pomeroy until arraignment.
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Norwalk
Charter Commission
Council Chamber
Toledo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Nancy Weddle
U. S
Arthur Wilkowski
U. S. District Court
Clarence
Washington County
Mansfield Reformatory
Pomeroy
Marshal’s Office
Livestock Disease Staggers Britain
Britain faces a major hoof and mouth outbreak with 200000 animals slaughtered or doomed. Prime Minister Harold Wilson calls it a national crisis as 1000 farms lose most livestock. Australian veterinarians aid efforts while blame falls on imported meat sources and frozen bone marrow.
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Guernsey
Charles de Gaulle
Downing St
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New Washington
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Bellevue
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Mansfield
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Manford C. Cropp
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