Migrant Workers Strike Shuts Farm in Northwest Ohio
About 300 Farm Labor Organizing Committee members picketed James Ackerman’s farm in Jerusalem Two Lucas County late Friday. Led by 21 year old Bluffton College student Baldemar Valexquez the group demands two cents more per hamper of picked tomatoes citing rising living costs.
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Toledo
UPI
Ohio
Lucas County
Farm Labor Organizing Committee
FLOC
Bluffton College
James Ackerman
Jerusalem
Baldemar Valexquez
Stokes Fires Police Prosecutor Amid Gun Policy Row
Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes dismissed Police Prosecutor James A. Carnes after Carnes aligned with the FOP and criticized a Stokes panel on officer firearms use. Stokes said cadets lack academy guidelines and the department has no formal policy. Debra Dene Barnes to wed next January in Pittsburg Kansas.
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Cleveland
UPI
Carl B. Stokes
James A. Carnes
Carnes
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Stokes
Atlantic City
N.J
Debra Dene Barnes
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Kan
Vatican denies Pope plans to resign on 75th birthday
Vatican sources said Pope Paul VI has at times asked a cardinal to be ready to assume duties if needed. They rejected a report that he wrote a secret document declaring intention to resign on his 75th birthday in 1972 as nonsense.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Salazar Undergoes Head Surgery After Fall
Portuguese Premier Antonio Salazar, 79, had predawn surgery to remove a blood clot in his head at Red Cross Hospital in Benfica near Estoril. A medical bulletin said his condition was good after the fall at his summer home in Estoril days earlier.
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Lisbon
UPI
Antonio Salazar
Salazar
Red Cross
Benfica
Estoril
Barefoot strolling fined by Youngstown ordinance
Youngstown officials adopt a barefoot strolling ordinance with fines of 5 dollars for first offenses and 10 dollars for subsequent violations. Councilman Jack Hunter says the law aims to curb disease risks from barefoot walking in public.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Youngstown
Jack Hunter
Lima football game fight ends with 38 arrests in downtown
In Lima Ohio a brawl after a game between Lima Senior and Toledo Start drew 38 arrests mostly juveniles. A policeman was injured as the crowd spilled into downtown. Mayor Christian Morris said the attackers were described as a group of Negroes and that police were on higher alert despite Lima’s 31 0 victory.
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Lima
Ohio
UPI
Christian Morris
Toledo
Agnew Plans Northeastern Ohio Whirlwind Tour
Spiro T. Agnew the Republican nominee for vice president was set for a Sunday whirlwind tour of Northeastern Ohio expected to draw about 50 000 people.
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Cleveland
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Ohio
Weekend Weather Outlook And Local Marriage Notices
Mostly sunny today with highs 70 to 75 and cooler nights in the 40s. Friday shows no precipitation in Norwalk with a high near 78 and a low around 47. Marriage license applications list James Motter and Marilyn Stevens, Robert Hoyt and Susan Pittenger, James Dendinger and Frances Saxton in Norwalk and nearby towns.
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Norwalk
James Motter
Bellevue
Marilyn Stevens
Benton
Ill
Robert C. Hoyt
Susan Annette Pittenger
James W. Dendinger
Frances June Saxton
Women Join Cong extremist actors In Saigon
Viet Cong female agents in blue jeans participated in a second day of deadly terror in Saigon. Authorities warned of infiltrators as attacks in the Cholon district killed 11 and wounded 80, including many women and children. A booby trap under a US Navy truck was defused.
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Saigon
UPI
Cholon
Cholong
Gilligan Seeks Funds as Ohio Labor Tightens Grip
Democratic senatorial nominee John J. Gilligan says he will pursue Cyrus Eaton for campaign funds after Ohio labor pipelines dry up. He notes COPE and national labor groups cut off about 450000 as he refused to endorse Humphrey, while Saxbe has spent 500000 on fall TV ads.
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Cincinnati
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Ohio
Gilligan
Dovish
Vietnam
Hubert Humphrey
Ohio Labor
I.W. Abel
United Steel Workers
Kent
Humphrey
Chicago
1290 Sign Petition On Pueblo Here
Mrs. George Austin from Norwalk gathered 1290 signatures on petitions urging a Congressional investigation of the USS Pueblo and its 82 crew. She mailed the petitions to a national committee and noted circulating efforts in Cleveland Akron and Xenia.
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George Austin
Norwalk
Austin
Willard
Cleveland
Akron
Xenia
Pueblo
United States
North Korea to triple news output over Pueblo incident
North Korea's KCNA says it will air three newscasts Sunday instead of one to cover what it calls important reports possibly about the USS Pueblo and its 82 crewmen. Japan Communist Party leader Kenji Miyamoto returned from North Korea noting possible progress.
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Tokyo
UPI
North Korea
Pueblo
Korean Central News Agency
Kenji Miyamoto
Japan Communist Party
Daley Says Protesters Duped Media By Radical Agitators
Chicago officials released a 16 000 word report blaming demonstrators and newsmen for naivete and misuse by radical agitators aiming to disrupt the DNC. The document details murder plot rumors, dissident leaders’ loyalties, and planned disruption since 1967.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Vietnam
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Daley
Sen
Rockefeller to Name Charles Goodell to Kennedy Seat
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will appoint Rep. Charles Goodell to the Senate seat left by the late Robert F. Kennedy. Goodell, a nine year House veteran, won favor for backing changes to the GOP Vietnam plank at the national convention, aligning with Nixon and Rockefeller.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles Goodell
Rn.y
Robert F. Kennedy
Goodell
House
Vietnam
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Norwalk Marine Wounded in Vietnam
Marine Cpl. Roland C. Loolen Jr., of Norwalk, was shot in the left arm Aug. 30 in Vietnam while on patrol at Quang. He is listed in good condition and is to be transferred to Cam Ranh Bay on Sept. 2. He graduated from Norwalk High in 1966 and joined the Marines in October 1966.
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Roland C. Loolen, Jr
Norwalk
Vietnam
Susan
Rosedale Blvd
Loolen
Henry Reynolds
Jefferson St
Roland Loolen
Jackson St
Quang
Cam Rahn Bay
Norwalk High
Marines
Hershey Center of Draft Dispute
The Justice Department challenges Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey over local boards reclassifying war protesters for induction. The brief cites illegal and possibly unconstitutional actions in the Oestereich case, a Cheyenne student ordered to report after surrendering his draft card at an antiwar demo. The Supreme Court will hear the case next term.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Department
Hershey
Congress
Supreme Court
James J. Oestereich
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Draft Board
Oestereich
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary
Newton Centre
Mass
EHOVE Won't Open Monday
EHOVE Joint Vocational School will not open Monday due to a high bacteria count in the water. Superintendent J Creighton Christ said processing lines and retests will take at least five days, with Thursday as the earliest possible opening.
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Milan
Ehove Joint Vocational School
J. Creighton Christ
Christ
Mason Road
Erie County Department of Health
Auto Mechanics Shop
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Great Neck
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Left
North Dakota
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Tran van Hai
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Eaton
National Democratic Organization
National Committee On Political Education
COPE
Bill Saxbe
Frank J. Lausche
Columbus
Afl-Cio
Richard Daley
Cpl. Loolen
RFK
Cpl
Ehove
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