Lynda Johnson Doubtful About TV Wedding broadcast
Washington UPI Lynda Bord Johnson will likely decline full live television coverage of her December 9 White House wedding to Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb. Elizabeth Carpenter said it was very doubtful the ceremony would be televised as Luci's wedding was.
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Washington
UPI
Lynda Bord Johnson
White House
Charles S. Robb
Elizabeth Carpenter
Lynda
Lyndon B. Johnson
Luci
Underground map maker tied to wild marijuana hunts in Iowa
Iowa officials fear combining an underground map maker with a WWII experiment could turn the state into a hippy hunting ground as maps showing wild marijuana patches appear on eastern college campuses. Authorities arrested 15 to 20 out of state youths harvesting the weed after two pictorial maps were found.
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Des Moines
Iowa
UPI
Iowa Narcotics Division
Percy calls Yale graduates self interested in survey result
Sen. Charles H. Percy remarks at the Yale Club of Washington that Yale Class of 1952 graduates focus on affluence and personal well being over aiding the nation and world. J. E. Webb warns the U S may pause manned spaceflights for up to five years after moon landing and three space station missions.
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UPI
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R Fl
Yale
Yale Club of Washington
Space Station
Earth
Space Agency
J. E. Webb
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Webb
NASA
Congressional Conference Committee
GOP Sidesteps Charter Issue in Norwalk Meeting
Norwalk GOP members avoid taking a stand on the city charter commission and local issues. The group favors studying issues and plans an intensive campaign from headquarters at 14 Benedict Ave. Oct. 20.
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Delbert Crawford
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Huron County Democrats
Charter Commission
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Crawford
Lewis McLaughlin
Frederick Waugh
Louis Nardecchia
Ray Chapin
Nardecchia
Council
Johnson Tax Bill Stalls as Ford Signals GOP Stand
President Johnson faces continued resistance to his tax proposal as House Republican leader Gerald R Ford signals the GOP may oppose a tax hike even with spending cuts. Ford has pressed for spending reductions since Johnson first floated higher taxes in January.
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UPI
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Congress
House
Gerald R. Ford
GOP
Ford
CBS Monday lineup tops national TV ratings
UPI reports CBS led prime time with Gunsmoke and Lucille Ball Andy Griffith Family Affair and Carol Burnett. Griffith ranked third overall and first among regular series as the lineup outperformed rivals with strong ratings across the board. Family Affair ranked eighth Ball ninth Gunsmoke seventeenth Burnett twenty fourth.
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UPI
Cbs-Tv
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Miss Ball
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers and little temperature change Saturday. Winds along Lake Erie shore southerly 8 to 12 knots in the forenoon increasing to 12 to 20 knots by tonight. Temperatures Thursday 35 to 53. Marriage license applications listed for Vertura Rangel Jr and Florestela Lolce. Orbie Lee Shepherd and Marjorie H Miers. Death notices for Phillip O Huff and Alvera K Keller.
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Chicago Heights
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Norwalk
Orbie Lee Shepherd
Willard
Marjorie H. Miers
Egyptian generals trapped aloft as war began claims editor
Hassanein Haskal of Al Ahram said Egypt's senior staff officers fled Cairo for Sinai before the Israeli attack. The plane reportedly stayed airborne 90 minutes unable to land as Sinai ports came under fire.
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United Press International
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al Ahram
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Sinai Peninsula
Abdel Haki Amer
Haikal
Gama Abdel Nasser
Sinai
Death Comes In Aerosol Can Inspires Warning
Du Pont reports at least seven deaths linked to inhaling an aerosol spray used to chill cocktail glasses. Victims were in Pasadena California Corpus Christi Texas Concord California Medford Oregon Greenwich Connecticut and Lewisburg Pennsylvania. The company warns against sniffing fumes as a trend among youths rises for intoxicating effects. The first death involved Samuel Dunham a 16 year old in Pasadena.
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Del
UPI
United States
du Pont Co
du Pont
Pasadena
Calif
Corpus Christi
Tex
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Medford
Ore
Greenwhich
Samuel Dunham
Lucie White
Greenwich
Conn
Joseph Ahearn
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Boy Buried In Dayton Dirt Slide
In Dayton suburb Centerville an eight year old boy named Dennis Lierle died after a dirt slide buried him and eight year old companion Stephen Fernandes. Teens and neighbors dug with bare hands in a failed rescue about twenty minutes after the slide began. A neighbor reported the boy’s screams as Fernandes cried for help.
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Dayton
UPI
Centerville
Dennis Lierle
Stephen Fernandes
Fernandes
Raymond Hansen
Poverty Group Plans Talk With Doctor On Welfare Bills
Norwalk Grassroots anti poverty group will invite a representative from the Huron County Medical Society to discuss physicians views on welfare patients paying medical bills. The meeting follows debate over Dr N M Camardese and welfare department rules paying 60 percent of fees. The group may invite police to attend and learn about the poverty program.
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Huron County Medical Society
Norwalk
N. M. Camardese
Huron County Welfare
George Lawrence
Ohio Department of Welfare
Hazel Applegate
Police Department
Robert Fish
City Charger
Huron County
Schools To Avoid Wednesday Events In Norwalk Policy
Norwalk Public Schools will keep Wednesday evenings free to aid church youth programs. Exceptions may occur when a Wednesday precedes a holiday, turning it into the Friday of that week for interschool athletic events. Two such events are scheduled this year on Nov 22 and Dec 20.
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Norwalk
Albion Gotaas
Peace Torch Marathoners Reach Norwalk Amid Flicker
A Washington bound peace march passes through Norwalk as their butane torch goes out briefly. The route includes Hiroshima to San Francisco to Grace Cathedral and Oberlin College before aiming for Washington for an October rally against the Vietnam War.
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Washington
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