Lynda Johnson to Wed Vietnam Captain in White House Ceremony
Lynda Bird Johnson, 23, will marry Marine Captain Charles S. Robb in a December White House ceremony. Robb, 28, faces Vietnam orders in February, and the couple announced their engagement after a family gathering at the LBJ Ranch.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Charles S. Robb
White House
Robb
Lynda
Lbj Ranch
Texas
Johnsons
Vietnam
Luci
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Woodrow Wilson
Eleanor Randolph
William McAdoo
Mrs. Johnson
Garrison Claims Oswald Was Patsy in Kennedy Killing
New Orleans District Attorney James Garrison told Playboy Oswald did not fire at President Kennedy on November 22, 1963. He described Oswald as a patsy for a paramilitary right wing coup and said Kennedy was killed by a CIA operated precision guerrilla team of at least seven former CIA employees.
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New York
UPI
New Orleans
James Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Playboy Magazine
Garrison
Central Intelligence Agency
Gibraltar referendum shows 12 138 choose British rule
In Gibraltar 12 138 voters backed remaining under British sovereignty while 44 favored Spanish rule. Overall turnout left 527 eligible voters uncast ballots as 25 000 residents celebrated a British result.
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Gibraltar
UPI
Rock
Redditch Elderly Woman Casts Long Payment Shadow
Mrs. Mary Edwards owes Redditch Town Council 368 pounds after a wall was built behind her home. The council says the bill, charged at 14 cents per year, could take 7 360 years to repay while insisting the plan is fair and not pressuring elderly citizens.
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Redditch
England
UPI
Mary Edwards
Slaying in East St. Louis Amid Black Power Rally
In East St. Louis a young Black man was shot to death during a disturbance by more than 150 Black residents. The violence followed a speech by black power advocate H. Rap Brown delivered nearby earlier in the day.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
UPI
H. Rap Brown
Kennedy proposes sliding federal cigarette tax by tar and nicotine
Senator Robert F. Kennedy proposes a tax scale based on tar and nicotine content and introduces a bill for a sliding cigarette tax. He also plans a bill to regulate cigarette TV advertising and another to strengthen warning labels on packages.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Kennedy
Senate
Fair and warm Sunday with Lake Erie winds and multiple notices
Weather forecast calls for fair cool tonight with low 40s and sunny Tuesday. Northeast to east winds 10 to 20 knots along Lake Erie, easing tonight. Small craft warnings in effect. Temperatures Sunday range 38 to 60. Humidity readings and no precipitation reported. Marriage licenses list four applicants. Births note three newborns. Deaths include Ebinger 36 Greenwich Schlachter 82 Collins Soisson 66 Old State Road South.
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Lake Erie
Evert L. Ebinger
Greenwich
Rose T. Schlachter
Collins
Joseph J. Soisson
Old State Road South
Sprudell Bahn Debuts At Huron County Fair Midway
The Huron County Fair opens Tuesday at 6 pm with a newly expanded midway and 13 rides the most ever at the fair. A free 7 pm grandstand show includes garden tractor pulling and pony pulling contests. The St Pauls High School band performs before the contests.
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St. Paul’s High School Band
Kathy Holzhauser
Pam Appeman
Western Reserve High School
Brinks Driver Killed on Ohio Turnpike in Two-Accident Day
A Brinks Inc employee Joseph S Marshall 41 of Chardon died after his truck rammed a station wagon and hit a guardrail amid a two accident sequence on the Ohio Turnpike. Nine others were injured including three Caldwell family members from Philadelphia and a passenger Edward Niepoliny Garfield Heights.
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Brinks, Inc
Joseph S. Marshall
Chardon
Essie Caldwell
Arthur Caldwell
Anthony Caldwell
Donald Caldwell
Jeanette
Juanita Caldwell
Philadelphia
James Hanlon
William Gossett
Cleveland
Hanlon
Caldwell
Gossett
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Marshall
Brinks
Douglas Payne
Payne 18
Garrettsville
Cassius Payne
Payne
Indiana
Edward S. Niepoliny
Garfield Heights
Fisher-Titus
Kubach-Smith Funeral
Aiton-Dare Funeral
Turnpike Patrol
Norwalk-Sandusky
Brown School Pay Bill Biggest Change Since 1936
The Huron County Board of Education approved pay raises for six employees and rehired Supt. Ralph Brown through 1969 under Senate Bill 350 Aid to Education. Brown called the measure one of the biggest changes since the 1936 foundation program, noting reimbursements to local boards and potential retention of teachers. Raises include Brown 200 monthly, Oxley 1000 yearly, Linn 700 for half-time, Goodrich 4250 for nine months, plus smaller monthly bumps for Anne Jones and Charlotte Gott. Total Brown income rises to 16700 annually with travel allowance.
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Huron County Board of Education
Ralph Brown
Ohio
Brown
Monroeville
Ivan Goodrich
Charlotte Gott
Supt
Vandals Damage City Electric Buildings Over Weekend
Seventy five window panes at the City Electric Department buildings were broken by vandals. Distribution superintendent Ted Heller found the damage and called police at the department warehouse on Woodlawn Avenue. Police say rocks and pole parts caused the breaks and investigation continues.
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City Electric Department
Ted Heller
Woodlawn Avenue
City Hall and Courthouse Close for County Fair
Norwalk city offices will close at noon Wednesday to allow staff to attend the Huron County fair. The Huron County Courthouse will close at noon Wednesday and Thursday for the fair, while the Board of Elections stays open until 4 p.m. Thursday. Thursday is the deadline to file certain issues for the November election.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Huron County Board of Elections
India China Clash at Nathula Pass Escalates
Indian and Chinese troops clashed at Nathula Pass near Sik kim in the Chumbi Valley. The battle involved rifles mortars and artillery with casualties on both sides. The Indian government spokesman said firing continued intermittently in the heavily traveled pass about 15 miles northeast of Bangkok.
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New Delhi
UPI
Nathula
Sikkim
Chumbi
Tibet
Bangkok
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Moran
Kan
Debra
John F. Selka
Clarksfield
Aerospace Mechanic
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New London
Darwin E
Weatherbie
Willard
Binderyman
Mary E
Funk
Quality Examiner
Daniel Rash
Ridge Road
James Cote
Donald Roth
Paul Hensley
Monroeyville
Grange
Home Arts and Granges
Alfreda Crayton
Huron County Fair
Ashland
Medina
Seneca Counties
Western Reserve
FHA
Linda Bean
Rose Ann Forster
James Goble
Hilda Oxley
George F. Linn, Jr
Anne Jones
India
China
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