Sputnik marks ten years as Soviet space promise grows
Moscow marks Sputnik 1 anniversary with Pra a da claiming new cosmonaut exploits. Western experts expect a manned Soviet flight by early next year as the second space decade opens. In Ohio, Gov Rhodes says two St Louis industries will build or expand facilities with undisclosed firms and details.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Pravda
ST. Louis
James A. Rhodes
St. Louis Industries
Ohio
Rhodes
Politician Seeks Shirley Temple Challenge in Primary
Washington San Mateo councilman Roy Archibald predicts defeating former child star Shirley Temple in a special congressional primary. King blasts Carl B. Stokes nomination as enlightened Americans and a move toward color blind democracy. Beatles decline $1 million offer for two Shea Stadium performances.
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Washington
San Mateo
Calif
Roy Archibald
Shirley Temple
Gulf of Tonkin
London
UPI
Sid Bernstein
New York
Shea Stadium
Tony Barrow
Riverview Park to Be Torn Down for Industrial Park
Riverview Amusement Park on Chicago's north side, a 74 acre entertainment landmark with 100 attractions, was sold to Edgar F. Grimm and Co. for redevelopment into an industrial park. The move ends decades of family-fun tourism as investors plan new uses.
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Chicago
UPI
Riverview Amusement Park
Midwest
North Side
Riverview
Edgar F. Grimm
E.F
Arab Leaders Reject Israeli Peace Proposal After War Claim
Arab diplomats bristled at Abba Eban's claim that the 1948 armistice treaties were shattered by Israel's June war victory. He urged replacing them with new contracts of peace at the United Nations General Assembly. The Arab camp's initial reaction was rejection.
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United Press International
Middle East
Abba Eban
United Nations General Assembly
Israel
Weather and local life notes plus marriages and deaths
Fair quiet night with mild temperatures upper 50s. Thursday mainly partly cloudy and windy cooler daytime with Lake Erie winds. Tuesday temperatures 59 to 83, no precipitation last 24 hours. sunrise 7 27, sunset 7 05. Marriage license applications list Thomas A Herner and Ann H Frederick. Eugene H Hopkins and Molly Mary Reddix. Death notices Mae Williams 78 and Anna R Haskins 79.
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Lake Erie
Thomas A. Herner
Olena
Ann H. Frederick
Willard
Eugene H. Hopkins
Wakeman
Molly Mary Reddix
Norwalk
Mae Williams
Marshall St
Bowling Green Teacher Killed in Castalia Car Crash
Lawrence H. Pariser 22, a Bowling Green University graduate assistant in philosophy, died after his car skidded into a telephone pole while stopping at the intersection of Ohio routes 269 and 101 in Castalia. He was hospitalized, then died at Elmira Memorial.
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Castalia
Bowling Green University
Lawrence H. Pariser
Sanduscky Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial
Ohio
Pariser
College of Philosophy
Bowling Geen
Dirksen Rebukes GOP Critics Over Vietnam Policy
Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen scolded fellow Republicans for demeaning President Johnson in a speech aimed at halting intra party opposition to Vietnam policy. He defended Johnson and reiterated South Vietnam as vital to U S security, dismissing calls for withdrawal or a peace setup. Senator Thruston Morton of Kentucky stood by his peace stance despite Dirksen’s rebuke.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Dirksen
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Morton
Vietnam
Eisenhower
South Vietnam
America
Saigon
Singapore
Southeast Asia
Con Thien Battle Claimed Victory for U S Marines
A UPI report states U S Marines with heavy air and artillery support won the Con Thien fight. North Vietnamese forces retreat toward North Vietnam after a 24 hour barrage. Air strikes near the Chinese border widen the war effort as weapons are withdrawn.
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Saigon
Con Thien
William C. Westmoreland
Stokes Seeks Unity After Cleveland Mayoral Primary Win
State Rep. Carl B. Stokes won the Democratic primary for Cleveland mayor amid party divisions over his charges of racism and his attack on Mayor Locher. With only one precinct left, Stokes led Locher by about 20 000 votes and received congratulations from Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey who pledged to campaign in November.
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Cleveland
UPS
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
Ralph S. Locher
Locher
Seth Taft
Taft
Frank P. Celeste
Lakewood
Hubert H. Humphrey
Toll free calls would raise rates in Norwalk and Monroeville
Northern Ohio Telephone officials said toll free calls to Norwalk would cause rate hikes for subscribers in Norwalk and Monroeville, Ohio. The announcement was made on Tuesday as part of the company’s pricing review.
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Monroeville
Norwalk
Northern Ohio
Aigler
Board Approves Septic Tanks in Two Towns
The Huron County Board of Health granted two property owners permission to install septic systems within city limits. Both cases require switching to municipal sewer service as soon as available. William Scibley on Peru Center Road near Monroeville and Ohio Power Company on Fort Ball Road near Willard received approvals with sewer-switch commitments.
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Huron County Board of Health
William Scibley
Peru Center Rd
Monroeville
Meyer Colony
Scibley
Ohio Power Company
Fort Ball Rd
Willard
Norwalk High Student Treated After Gym Incident
A Norwalk High School student suffered a concussion and endured multiple studies after a Tuesday gym class incident. Assistant Principal Dean Miller said details had not reached his office yet. In other news, Monroeville and Norwalk consider toll free calls with rate hikes proposed for businesses and residents. A Mayer Colony development plan northeast of town moved forward with legal negotiations to finalize writing for approval.
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Dean Miller
Norwould
Monroeville
Mayer Colony
Rhodes Bolts Party In Exclusive Interview
In Saint Louis Governor James A. Rhodes admits he will back the Republican presidential candidate next year. The Ohio leader clarifies he is a Republican, not a Democrat, and discusses his visit and thanks to Ohio business leaders.
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ST. Louis
UPS
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
City Council Tackles Rail Freight Dangers
Norwalk city leaders blasted railways after recent car train incidents and traffic jams caused by stalled freight trains. Children reportedly crawled between cars and a near-accident spurred calls for action. Mayor Finch said police would patrol crossings during school traffic.
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Norwalk
Louis Nardecchia
Harold Finch
Finch
G. Ira Liedorff
Linwood Avenue
Morley Price
Liedorff
Price
Norfolk and Western Railway
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