Nasser Says UAR-US Friendship Grows After Talks in Moscow
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC President Nasser wraps five days of meetings with Soviet leaders in Moscow and declares the unbreakable friendship between the two nations has strengthened. The visit follows ongoing Cold War tensions and strategic cooperation in regional affairs.
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Weather and Notices From The Reroud
Partial clearing this afternoon and tonight with little temperature change. High around 65 to 70. Cooler tonight 50 to 55. Thursday sunny with minimal change. Sunrise 5 53 a m Sunset 7 01 p m. Marriage license granted Stace NStegman Sandusky lumber yard worker and Ann K Harris Norwalk at home. Deaths Robert Douglass 88 New London.
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Welcome Home Manry Arrives in Cleveland After Atlantic Crossing
About 1000 welcomers and rain greet journalist Robert Manry on arrival at Cleveland Hopkins Airport after his 78 day solo sail from Falmouth England aboard the Tinkerbelle. Gov. Rhodes flags a public square ceremony and plans for a Columbus appearance en route back to Cleveland.
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Dominican Crisis Nears End as Garcia Godoy Heads Provisional Government
Rebels and Inter-American peace mediators reach a plan creating a provisional government in the Dominican Republic led by Hector Garcia-Godoy. Elections promised within nine months. Pentagon reports 27 U.S. servicemen died in the four month crisis as Marines and paratroopers remain to maintain peace in Santo Domingo.
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Tools Stolen From Route 224 House in Weekend Break-In
Deputies investigate the theft of 150 dollars in tools and cleaning supplies from a house on Route 224 being prepared for newlyweds. Richard McLaughlin, slated to marry soon, reportedly worked on the home. A rear screen was cut to gain entry. cleaning supplies taken from the house and tools from the garage. Entry believed weekend. reported Monday night.
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Huge Railroad Merger Aims Nationwide System Reach
Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake and Ohio propose a merger to form a vast rail network spanning 20 states and two Canadian provinces. The plan seeks government aid to rescue four ailing commuter lines and create what would be the country's largest railroad system. Board meetings occurred secretly in New York and Cleveland to approve the merger.
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No Break Seen In Steel Crises
Washington sources report steel union and industry negotiators resumed talks near the White House with no break in the deadlock in sight. Labor Secretary Wirtz and Commerce Secretary Connor were to attend as Johnson presses for an economy preserving settlement. A cooling period extends strike action until 12:01 a.m. Sept. 9.
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Nominees Offered for Norwalk Chamber Board
Nominations will be made for the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce board at a general membership meeting set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Columbia Gas Co. President Tom Paffenbarger said the nominating committee chaired by James Westerhold will present 12 names. Nominations may be made from the floor. Several other committee chairmen are expected to report.
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WR Files Two School Tax Levies
The Western Reserve School District has filed two tax levies with the Huron County Board of Elections for current expenses. Both run for five years. One renewal is 5.5 mills and the other new levy is 0.20 mills. A simple majority is required for passage of both.
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Beatles Farewell Show Caps U S Tour Wild Scene
The Beatles wrapped a 19 day U S tour with a Cow Palace concert in San Francisco that drew 17 000 hysterical fans. Police blamed the crush as 51 girls were carried out and about 30 suffered minor injuries. Paul McCartney called it the wildest show of the trip as teens surged toward the stage.
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