GM workers return to plants after 31 day strike pause
Thousands of GM employees in Ohio resumed work as Cleveland Columbus Hamilton and Mansfield plants restarted under the national UAW accord. Cincinnati area plants in Norwood including Chevrolet and Fisher Body stayed on strike with roughly 30,000 workers voting to ratify the agreement.
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United Press International
General Motors
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Hamilton
Mansfield
United Auto Workers
UAW
Chevrolet
Fisher
Norwood
Hearing on IBEW case postponed in Huron County court
Local 986 IBEW filed to dissolve a temporary injunction against Northern Ohio Telephone Co. The hearing was moved to 9 a.m. Thursday to avoid a conflict with a 1 p.m. Tuesday mediation meeting in Toledo at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
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Huron County
West Berlin mayor Brandt leads Social Democrats gains
Final returns show Willy Brandt's Social Democrats winning significant local gains in three states. The Christian Democrats led by Chancellor Ludwig Erhard posted slight gains in two states and declined in the third.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Social Democrats
Christian Democrats
Ludwig Erhard
Ikeda Resigns as Japan PM Amidill Health and Succession Clash
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda resigns due to ill health. A faction battle among three potential successors unfolds within the Conservative party. Despite leadership changes, Conservative policy toward free enterprise and U S friendship is not expected to shift significantly.
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Tokyo
UPD
Hayato Ikeda
United States
Rusk Meets Gordon Walker Amid High Level Talks
Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Gordon Walker planned talks marking the first high level contact with Britain's new Labor government. President Johnson expected to meet Gordon Walker at the White House on Tuesday. In Khartoum rioting spread as crowds demanded an end to the military regime and American imperialism with reports of strikes closing government offices and banks.
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Washington
UPD
Dean Rusk
Patrick Gordon Walker
U.S
Britain
Johnson
Gordon Walker
White House
Cairo
U.A.R
UPI
Sudan
Khartoum
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
China
Dak Dam
Mondulkiri
Weather and Notices Summary
Sunny and mild this afternoon then increasing cloudiness and a bit warmer tonight with lows in the 40s. Tuesday brings considerable clouds and light showers in about 20 percent of the western half of the state. Births report Mr and Mrs Robert Nestor Wake man a girl. Deaths include Colonel Philip H Fulston 74 of Main and George Warren Burras 40 of North Fairfield.
Norwalk Teens Report Shotgun Assault on Back Road
Four Norwalk teenagers told the Huron County Sheriff's Office at 12:31 a.m. Sunday that a car ahead stopped on a back road near Norwalk Reservoir and armed men in their 20s attacked with two shotguns. A 1964 Oldsmobile F-85, license XX 7351, linked to Randolph Skinner and others, was pursued by patrols after the report. Randolph Skinner was hospitalized with unspecified injuries. The case was referred to the prosecuting attorney.
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Huron County Sheriff’s Office
Norwalk
Norwalk Reservoir
Jack W. Arthur
Marion
Randolph A. Skinner
Ford
Thomas C. George
Townsend Ave
Barbara J. Stockmaster
Manahan
George
State Highway Patrol
R. E. Bench
Thomas R. Scan
Fitchville River Road
Wakeman
Sean
Rench
Sheriff’s Office
Dick Andres
Randolph Skinner
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Kanny Fanny Farmer workers end 19 day strike with new contract
Employees return to work after a 19 day stoppage at Kanny Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc claiming dissatisfaction with the new contract and with Teamsters Local 20. After a Sunday meeting they voted 57 to 42 against the proposed agreement amid union criticism.
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Teamsters Local 20
End of Strike Settles with Modest Wage Increases
Despite a two thirds vote against the contract, the strike ended. Details remain unavailable as both sides declined to comment. The three year agreement gives 15 cents an hour raise first year and 10 cents in years two and three, with layoffs by department and no incentive plan. The raise is retroactive six weeks.
Norwalk Eyes Airport as Community Push Grows
Friday marks a pivotal moment as Dr. Richard W. Lingenfelter seeks a $200,000 loan to buy the Norwalk Air Park site and acquire planes and equipment. A 30 day option to buy expires Oct 31, with donations of $1,000 reported and opposition from current landowners noted as preservation of their investment remains.
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Terry Wolf
Norwalk
Cleveland Bank
Richard W. Lingenfelter
Norwalk Air Park Development Corp
American Pilot Killed In Viet Nam Crash Near Saigon
A U S Air Force pilot and his Vietnamese co pilot died when their Skyraider fighter-bomber crashed 30 miles northeast of Saigon during a strike mission. The crash cause was not known and recovery teams, aided by U.S. Army helicopters, retrieved the bodies and destroyed the plane’s guns.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Soviet Polish talks soothe East bloc fears after Khrushchev
Brezhnev and Kosygin left Russia to meet Polish leaders Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz near the border in a bid to show Khrushchev's ouster would not tighten Soviet control. The meeting was announced by news agencies with few details. Suslov reportedly ill and not seeking top leadership, possibly tuberculosis.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Russia
Khrushchev
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Europe
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Col Philip H Fulstow Dies at 74 Norwalk Businessman
Col Philip H Fulstow 74 retired U S Army died Saturday after a short illness at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. He was a Norwalk businessman owner of the P H Fulstow Co at Linwood and Seminary a sporting goods hardware and seed firm. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at St Pauls Episcopal Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. He was born in Willard April 29 1890 and served in two world wars including England North Africa and France. He married Anne Gardiner in 1917 and had two children Dr Philip Gardiner Fulstow and Anne Fulstow Price. Memorials to St Pauls.
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Philip H. Fulstow
U.S. Army
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
P. H. Fulstow Co
Linwood and Seminary
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
T. G. S. Whitney
Woodlawn
Komarek
W. Main
Col. Fulstow
Willard
Norwalk High School
University of Pennsylvania Veterinary College
England
North Africa
France
Anne Helene Gardiner
Philip Gardiner Fulstow
Anne Fulstow Price
W. Main St
M. P. Pitock
Fairfield
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George Manyak
Clark Fisher
Clerk of Courts
Whittlesey Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Brandt
Japan
Rusk
Walker
Robert Nestor
Wakeman, Gir
Philip H. Fulston
W, Main
George Warren Burras
Kanny
Empires
Herman Y. Towery
Georgetown
S.C
Towery
Ported
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