Eisenhower backs pursuit across borders in Vietnam
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and General Omar N. Bradley urged broad U S action in Vietnam during a CBS broadcast. They said ignore arbitrary frontiers including Red China and pursue foes into Cambodia or Laos and pour reinforcements to speed up the conflict.
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New York
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Red China
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Cambodia
Laos
Omar N. Bradley
America
Bradley
CBS
United States
Free TV Time Proposed for Presidential Candidates
Former FCC chairman Newton N. Minow urged free television time for all presidential candidates. He said an hour of TV costs candidates about $200,000 and that only wealthy or well funded contenders can appear. He asked networks to provide one hour weekly in the final four weeks before an election or the FCC should ensure it.
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Chicago
UPI
Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Minow
FCC
Bolton urges action on suggestive phonograph records
Rep Frances Bolton tells Congress that radio stations should be restricted from playing suggestive or pornographic records. She says the change must be gradual and that the public must confront the harmful messages directed at youth.
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Washington
UPI
Frances P. Bolton
Cleveland
Congress
Britain grants independence to South Arabia and Aden
Britain ends 129 years of rule by recognizing independence of South Arabia and Aden. An independence agreement was signed 11 hours before the proclamation of the new People's Republic of South Yemen.
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Geneva
UPI
Britain
South Arabia
Aden
Peoples Republic of
South Yemen
Sunday School Teacher Indicted in Embezzlement Case
Betty Storer a Guysville Sunday school teacher and her husband Gaylord were indicted by a federal grand jury for embezzling nearly 500000 dollars from the Belpre branch of Peoples Bank and Trust Co of Marietta. Storer faces 10 counts of misappropriation and Gaylord was charged with aiding and abetting.
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Columbus
UPI
Betty Storer
Guysville
Athens County
Storer
Belpre
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Marietta
Gaylord
Inflation Up Three-Tenths of One Percent in October
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent rise in the cost of living for October, with food prices continuing to fall. The consumer price index reaches 117.5 percent of the 1957-59 average after months of increases. In Cambridge, voters reject an immediate U S withdrawal from Vietnam by a 3-2 margin in a municipal election held on November 7.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Cambridge, Mass
U.S
Vietnam
Weather and Births and Marriage License Items
Mostly cloudy and not so cool tonight with a low in the mid to lower 20s. Cloudy Thursday with intermittent rain possibly mixed with snow in the forenoon. little temperature change. Births announce a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Larry Coy of North Fairfield. Marriage license application lists Raymond E Burbaker Norwalk inspector and Betty Jane Downing Monroeville machine operator.
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Larry Coy
North Fairfield
Raymond E. Burbaker
Norwalk
Betty Jane Downing
Monroeville
Monroeville Kiwanis Rejects Norwalk Retirement Village
Monroeville Kiwanis Club voted not to back a retirement village near Norwalk on an 170 acre tract at the city western edge. City utility ties and proximity to Norwalk prompted the decision that a Norwalk sponsor should lead the project.
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Monroeville
Monroeville Kiwanis Club
Norwalk
Robert Andrew
Kiwanis
Norwalk Group
Metz
Ridgefield Township
Johnson Signals $4 Billion Federal Cut to Aid Tax Plan
Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler told Congress the Johnson administration would cut federal payrolls by 2 percent and reduce controllable programs by 10 percent to save about $4 billion. The move aimed to revive the 10 percent income surtax but Rep. Wilbur Mills voiced doubt a tax bill could pass this session.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
House
Ways & Means Committee
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Fowler
Unions Seek Saginaw Vote at Norwalk Plant
Two unions the United Auto Workers and the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America claim signed workers at Saginaw Wire Products Co. in Norwalk and seek NLRB elections to certify representation. Officials differ on signatories though estimates suggest about a third are needed. plant employs around 305.
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Saginaw Wire Products Co
Norwalk
National Labor Relations Board
Saginaw
United Auto Workers
The
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America
NLRB
Harold David
Painters Union
Norman Budziszewski
Cleveland
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
van Dresser Corp
Warren
Mich
Greeks and Turks Near Cyprus Accord Avert War
Greek and Turkish leaders signaled near agreement to settle the Cyprus crisis that threatened war. Turkish jets over Cyprus continued as last minute snags emerged while U S mediator Cyrus Vance met with Archbishop Makarios and Spyros Kyprianou in Nicosia amid reports Makarios resisted troop withdrawal terms.
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Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
U. S
Cyrus R. Vance
Makarios III
Spyros Kyprianou
Nicosia
Makarios
Northern Ohio Telephone Merger Vote Planned in Bellevue
Shareholders of the Northern Ohio Telephone Co. meet Thursday to approve a plan merging with an Ohio GT&T subsidiary. The deal calls for one GT&T share per Northern Ohio share and redemption of preferred stock before the merger. Northern Ohio has about 2,834,000 common shares and 77,300 preferred shares. A separate item notes Norwalk charter commission candidates spent 271 for the November 7 election, while councilman-at-large G Ira Liedorff reported 20 in campaign expenses. Burglaries at Jolly Lanes Bowling near Bellevue lead to losses from vending machines and cigarets, with a rifle shooting machine and other items pried open.
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Bellevue
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Ohio
General Telephone and Electronics Corp
Northern Ohio
Gt&t
Northern Ohio Telephone
Norwalk
Charter Commission
Huron County Board of Elections
Paul Robinson
G. Ira Liedorff
Jerry Neeland
Jolly Lanes Bowling Lanes
Rob Ball
Bellevue RD 2
Sheriff's Department
Trustees Win Injunction Against Motorcycle Club
The Richmond Township Trustees secured a temporary injunction barring the Choppers Motorcycle Club from using the track. The track has been closed for nearly a month due to bad weather. The dispute began after residents and a church complained of dust, noise, and alleged zoning violations on Sundays.
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Richmond Township
Choppers Motorcycle Club
E.A. Pollinger
Choppers
Celeryville
Truck Cab Burned in Route 113 Fire Near Milan
A truck cab burned completely on Route 113 west of Milan today after the engine backfired at about 10:15 am. Driver Donald Moyer of Bellevue survived uninjured as the blaze lasted about 20 minutes before firefighters put it out. The privately owned truck was a total loss and towed to Bellevue.
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Milan
Route 113
Here
Donald Moyer
Bellevue
Moyer
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