Troops Attack U S Command Post Near DMZ
North Vietnamese forces strike a U S Marine command post south of the DMZ amid preparations for a monsoon offensive. In the Mekong Delta a pistol packing Viet Cong woman assassinates two officials. Led by Bishop James A. Pike in Wheeling, the House of Bishops weighs a rebuke over his stance. Col. Raymond E. Clouse dies in Pittsburgh. he led Selective Service in Ohio and served in WWII. Justice Douglas calls for U S China rapprochement. Tarzan and Jane found in Brooklyn zoo booth after theft. Lady Bird Johnson tours Manila while Imelda Marcos hosts delegates. Gulf Stag tanker burns off Morgan City as crew members are rescued and missing.
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Saigon
Upz
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Mekong Delta
Ohio colleges report shrinking freshmen amid growing student population
The Ohio Association of College Registrars released figures showing a drop in first year students while total college enrollment rose. Officials link the decline to the postwar birthrate drop in 1948-49.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
UPI
Ohio Association of College Registrars
Sunny mild weekend with cool frost followed by clear Tuesday
Weather notes predict sunny mild conditions with a high in the 56 to 62 range and a cool night with scattered frost and a low in the 30s. Sunday highs reach 62 and a low of 31 with sunrise at 6 49 and sunset at 5 34. Marriage applications list Melvin W. Mason and Ruth Susan Stallkamp plus Roger Lee Thurman and Frances L. Friend. Births announce a son for Frederick Fair and a daughter for Gordon Marett. Deaths include Donald McBurnie Edna Shawver and Rudolph Rekart.
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Melvin W. Mason
Bellevue
Ruth Susan Stallkamp
Monroeville
Roger Lee Thurman
Norwalk
Frances L. Friend
Sam Sheppard arrives for second murder trial in Cleveland
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard appears in a gray suit with a long pipe for his second trial hour after a half hour delay. Prosecutor John Corrigan testifies elsewhere as defense lawyers Sherman Bailey Holmes gather outside the courtroom under ordered camera and interview restrictions.
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Cleveland
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sam
Russell A. Sherman
Elyria
Ohio
Francis J. Talty
Sheppard
Criminal Courts
Sherman
Lee Bailey
Paul Holmes
Pri
John T. Corrigan
Talty
Halloween Trick or Treat Time In Norwalk City
Norwalk set Halloween hours for 7 to 9 p m Monday with youngsters urged to stay in their neighborhoods. Police will patrol with private cars and auxiliaries while officials warn motorists to be vigilant for many trick or treaters. The annual Norwalk Halloween parade remains scheduled for 8 p m Saturday forming at 7 45 on Case Avenue.
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Norwalk
L.C. Hilson Hilson
Case Avenue
Park and Recreation Center
Leaf Fires Keep Siren Ringing in Norwalk Neighborhoods
Norwalk firefighters battled weekend grass and leaf fires. Mary Adams at 49 Wooster St. had fence and yard damage from an out of control burn. A rubbish pile at 127 Woodlawn was contained before causing damage. Mary Widman at 66 Norwood Ave. reported a leaf pile fire. A potential blaze at Bill Russell’s 146 North West St. was sulfur gas fumes from fumigation.
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Norwalk
Mary Adams
Wooster St
Woodlawn
Mary Widman
Norwood Ave
Bill Russell
North West St
Russell
First Frost Hits Norwalk With 31 Degree Low
The first frost of the season was recorded Sunday night in Norwalk as the thermometer dropped to 31 degrees. Officials note October had seven days of freezing weather last year, with the lowest at 5 when temperatures dipped.
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Norwalk
Few Voters Know Congressional Candidate Wolfe in 13th District
Reflector poll indicates Thomas E. Wolfe the Democratic nominee for the 13th District faces low recognition in Huron County though he has campaigned in Erie Lorain and Medina. Incumbent Charles A. Mosher emphasizes duty in office over active campaigning.
Wolfe campaigns in 13th District face underdog odds
The Reflector survey of 20 area residents shows only one could identify Thomas Wolfe, Democratic candidate against incumbent Charles Mosher in the 13th District. Wolfe aims to improve by relying on the Huron County party structure and Central Committee to raise his name, noting limited funds and uncertain support. He won the May primary over Edgar W. Millard and Donald Bartolo, performing similarly in Huron County as in the district.
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Thomas E. Wolfe
Medina
Democratic Party
Huron County
Charles A. Mosher
Wolfe
Reflector
The
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Medina Counties
Milan
Huron County Democratic Central Committee
the Reflector
Thomas Wolfe
Congress
Charles Mosher
Central Committee
Edgar W. Millard
Donald Bartoto
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Wheeling
W. Va
James A. Pike
Episcopal House of Bishops
San Francisco
House of Bishops
Col. Clouse
Pittsburgh
Raymond E. Clouse
Columbus
Selective Service
Clouse
National Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Pennsylvania Selective Service System
Century
Reda
Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
United States
China
Tarzan
Jane
New York
Brooklyn
Prospect Park Zoo
Lady Bird Tours
Manila
Lady Bird Johnson
Imedla Marcos
Philippines
New Orleans
Gulf Stag
Gulf of Mexico
Morgan City
Coast Guard
Animal Rescue League
Frederick Fair
S. Linwood
Gordon Marett
New London
Donald McBurnie
Wakeman
Edna M. Shawver
Berlin Heights
Rudolph Rekart
Peru
LBJ Hotel
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Philippine Army
Stu
Ferdinand Marcos
Viet Nam
North
Hanoi
William Moyers
Peking
South Viet Nam
Marcos
Asia
Nguyen Cao Ky
South
Malacnang Palace
Kittikachorn
Holt
U.S. Embassy
First
Mosher
Sreemman
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