Johnson presses steel talks urging quick settlement
President Johnson returned to the steel negotiations joining R. Conrad Cooper and I. W. Abel to urge a firm effort to reach a settlement. The session followed Johnson leaving the White House to the executive office building to meet with negotiators. Meanwhile in Gabon Dr. Albert Schweitzer, 90, remains in semi comatose in a jungle hospital with anxiety about his condition.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Steel Union
R. Conrad Cooper
Steel Industry
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
Lambarene
Gabon
Albert Schweitzer
Ohio drafts rise in September call to 2764 men
Ohio Selective Service headquarters released a September draft figure of 2764, up from 1990 in August. The Huron County quota stands at 24. In Cleveland, Willie Jones, 25, was shot and killed by a special policeman after allegedly stealing cigarettes. the officer, Alfred Wilson, 30, claimed Jones brandished a knife.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Selective Service
Asugust
Huron County
Cleveland
Willie Jones
Alfred Wilson
Jones
Taft to Decide Future Plans After November Elections
Robert Taft former Ohio congressman at large indicated he had made no decision on his political future after losing to Stephen M. Young in the U S Senate race taft hinted he would announce plans sometime following the November elections in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Robert Taft
Ohio
Taft
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Census estimates Ohio population at 10 245 000 in 1960 5.6 percent rise
The Census Bureau estimated Ohio’s July 1 population at 10 245 000, up 539 000 from the 1960 census a 5.6 percent increase. Gemini 5 copilot Charles Conrad Jr will be promoted to full commander under a new policy approved by President Johnson. The policy grants astronauts up to lieutenant colonel or commander one grade after their first successful space flight and standardizes decoration criteria.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Census Bureau
Ohio
Charles Conrad Jr
Navy
Johnson
Weather and notices from the day
Mostly sunny and cool today with a high near 68 to 75. Clear tonight with a low around 46 to 52. Friday will bring increasing clouds and warmer temperatures. Marriage licenses granted for William Edward Brown and Ellen Edith Van Keuren. Richard L. Cook and Patricia A. Norman. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Hansel Wiley a Collins boy.
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Willaim Edward Brown
Shiloh
Ellen Edith van Keuren
Cook
Richard L. Cook
Bellevue
Patricia A. Norman
Loaded Gun Two Boys Then Tragedy in Shaker Heights
Nine year old Dane Colby with developmental disability killed playmate John Cremer Young Jr., eight, with an old revolver. Dane’s mother Marianne Colby hid the dead boy’s body to protect her child as investigators pursued leads and she eventually confessed to loading the weapon and firing in the kitchen.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Dane Colby
Dane
Marianne
Shaker Heights
John Cremer Young, Jr
Gates Mills
Cremer
Robert Colby
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Colby
August Temperatures and Rainfall Compared to 1964
City sewage plant officials report August median highs at 82 this year versus 81 last year while median lows stay 57. Rainfall dropped to 4 inches from 7.75, and damaging winds occurred twice in August 1964 compared with once this year.
Skating Rink to Open in Kroger Building Norwalk
Rainbow Garden Skateland to operate at 51 E Main St in the former Kroger quarters. William Mierke his wife and Mrs Leota Smith will run the rink offering individual and group skating lessons. A fourth professional will join staff and openings depend on remodeling progress. Mierke and his wife reside in Fremont. he works for Ford in Sandusky and she is a Memorial Hospital secretary.
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Kroger Co
E. Main St
William Mierke
Leota Smith
Rainbow Garden Skateland
Mierke
Enterprise
Norwalk
Smith
Fremont
Ford Motor Co
Sandusky
Memorial
U S Air Force B52 Bombers Hit Vietnam Jungle Strongholds
In Saigon area, about 30 B52 bombers staged the 17th war strike tearing through a guerrilla rubber plantation and nearby jungle positions. Vietnamese ground troops followed with a sweep 20 miles north northwest of Saigon as govt forces reported 22 Viet Cong killed in initial hours 15 miles south of Quang Ngai City.
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Saigon
Quang Ngai City
Moving Volcano Villas Captured Near B52 Raid
UPI correspondent Eli zabeth Halstead watched a B52 air strike from a C47 over a target area as a “moving volcano” idea described by the reporter. Bombs created lines of fire and smoke while the exact guerrilla toll remained unknown. A U.S. military spokesman cited two ground action successes.
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UPI
Elizabeth Halstead
U.S
Michigan fugitive killed after high speed hostage flight
James William Lewis, 33, from Inkster Michigan, was shot and killed at a roadblock on Interstate 75 near Perrysburg Ohio after a hours long hostage incident. Two women remained safe while patrol officers were wounded in a gunfight. Authorities traced the sequence from Cincinnati to Dayton before the confrontation.
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Toledo
UPI
Michigan
Ohio
Highway Patrol
James William Lewis
Inkster
Mich
Perrysburg
Lewis
Clp
W. L. Stambaugh
Clarice
Cincinnati
Dan Woody Larkins
Dayton
William Ross
Corine Smith
Board of Health approves trial sewage system permits
The Huron County Board of Health grants Clarence Ellett permission to issue permits for erotic sewerage system installations on a trial basis with maintenance contracts required. The board notes the Ohio Department of Health supports curbing sewage problems and cites Bert Reed case questions on sanitary regulation validity. A Greenwich dump fire was extinguished upon request.
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Board of Health
Huron County Board of Health Today
Clarence Ellett
Ellett
Ohio Department of Health
Bert Reed
Greenwich
Band Serenades Norwalk Family With New Uniforms
Norwalk High marching band unveiled blue and gold West Point style uniforms during a surprise concert at 20 Warren Drive home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ernathausen. The parade began at Christie Avenue Junior High and proceeded with a police escort. Paul Tucker and music director Paul Laycock organized the event with band director David Pinkerton. A neighbor had arranged the Ernathausens' presence.
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Norwalk High
Warren Drive
John F. Ernathausen
Ernthausens
West Point
Christie Avenue
Ernthausen
Paul Tucker
Paul Laycock
David Pinkerton
Ernsthausens
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LBJ
Conrad
Hansel Wiley
Collins, Boy
Kroger
Ho Bo Woods
Neil Staton
Walbridge
Wood County
George Ginter
Mrs. Ernthausen
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