Soviet Expels American Diplomat From Russia
Tass reports Richard Dabney Chapman first secretary at the American Embassy expelled for activities incompatible with diplomatic status. In Havana Radio H. Rap Brown predicts guerrilla violence upon U S return and race riots. Columbus paper notes former Gov Michael DiSalle to challenge Sen Lausche for 1968 Democratic nomination.
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Tass
Richard Dabney Chapman
Russia
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U.S
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Black Power Movement
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
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New York
United States
Columbus
Michael DiSalle
Frank Lausche
Columbus Citizen Journal
Johnson plan to block steel price hike falters as U S Steel raises bars
Washington UPI reports the Johnson administration struggles to block the price rise as U S Steel, the largest producer, boosts steel bar prices by 1.8 percent. Republican Steel Corp., the third largest, followed with a 2.7 percent increase.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Steel
Republican Steel Corp
Bloodbath in Canton as anti-Mao rebels clash with Red Guards
Reports from Hong Kong describe two days of artillery duels in Canton as anti-Maoist rebels attack Red Guards. The planned purge in the city began early after an army division from Peking joined mutinous brigades, killing and wounding civilians.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Canton
South China
Peking
Israel closes border to Arab refugees to West Bank
United Press International reports Israel shut its border to Arab refugees arriving toward the West Bank Jordan River area. Arab leaders at Khartoum prepared a communique signaling a moderate stance on flight from Israel amid world diplomatic pressure.
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United Press International
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Khartoum
Weather and births and deaths brief
Tonight clear and cold with low mid and low 40s. Saturday sunny and cool. Births reported for Mr and Mrs John Burke Wake man a girl and Mr and Mrs Adrian DeLeon Milan a boy and Mr and Mrs James Cavanagh 12 Mead St a boy. Deaths listed Clifford Wilber 53 Monroeville and Clifford Louis Hartwig 71 99 Benedict Ave.
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John Burke
Wakeman
Adrian DeLeon
Milan
James Cavanagh
Mead St
Clifford Wilber
Monroeville
Clifford Louis Hartwig
Benedict Ave
Police Solve String Of 15 Burglaries Here
Norwalk police announced six men involved in a series of more than three years of burglaries. Four have been arrested. warrants exist for two, one in Mansfield and the other sought in Huron and Erie counties. Key suspects include James M. Moore and James A. Goodsite linked to July 22 Goodrich break in.
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Norwalk
Mansfield Reforma
Tory
Erie County
B.F. Goodrich Co
James M. Moore
Gallup
James A. Goodsite
Grove
James L. Jones
New Galiup
Roy Ray Duncan
Kentucky
Goodrich
Ratliff
Don Hohler
William Meese
Goodsite
Huron County Sheriffs Department
Homemade Plane Crashes Near Berlin Kills Pilot
A Fort Wayne man named Jesse Lamonte Snyder, 41, died when his homemade plane labeled experimental Mr Lucky crashed in a corn field near Berlin Heights en route to Cleveland air races. Witnesses reported the plane ran out of gas and nosed over about 2:30 p.m. The wreckage was found after a 15 minute search by migrant workers and a sheriff posse member. Deputy coroner Dr Richard L Blackann confirmed Snyder’s death at the scene.
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Berlin Heights
Fort Wayne
Here
Mr. Lucky
Cleveland
Jesse Lamonte Snyder
Snyder
Erie County Sheriff’s Posse
Domingo Cantu
Cantu
Lupe
Larry Woodarsky
Woodarsky
Lupe Cantu
Lucky
Hill Road
Richard L. Blackann
Radar Trace Confusion Hints at Lake Erie Skydiving Tragedy
An Oberlin radar controller testified at the NTSB hearing that a B25 appeared on radar heading west near Ortner while 18 skydivers fell into Lake Erie, with a Cessna 180 orbiting Ortner Airfield going off radar. The crash killed 16 and left 13 missing as search efforts continued.
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Oberlin
Ohio
UPI
Air Traffic Control Center
Lake Erie
Ortner
Engel Smit
National Transportation Safety Board
Ortner Airfield
Smit
Ortner Airport
United
Northwest
Michael Thiem
Springfield
Karns
Jengo
Huron
Schools To Feel Tight 6r Budget
Norwalk and St. Pauls schools reopen with shortened high school periods to cut staff as a result of failed tax levy. Elementary days lengthen while lab courses keep longer blocks, guiding new lunch and bus routes under principal Ervin Ultican.
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Norwalk
St. Paul’s
Ervin Ultican
Body Of Another Skydiver Is Found
The body of Michael Theims was found in Lake Erie 11/2 miles northeast of Huron lighthouse by a Coast Guard helicopter crew and recovered by Huron Police Boat. He was wearing a black jump suit without jump boots, identified among 14 presumed drowned skydivers. The body was moved from Wheland Funeral Home to Littleton Funeral Home in Springfield.
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Huron
Lake Erie
Here
Michael Theims
Coast Guard
Walter Granstra
Cleve
Thelms
Wheland
Littleton
Springfield
Ohio sales tax rises to four percent drives light turnout
Norwalk residents barely reacted as Ohio increased the sales tax from three to four percent. Auto titles surged late Thursday with Dana Cali noting a heavy rush, while dealers reported a subdued overall day. Minor purchases will see tax steps from zero to five cents within a rising scale.
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Norwalk
Ohio
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Saigon
George Manyak Ford
Ron County
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