Area Man Fires Gun At Big Cat Near Millers Barn
Perkins Township resident Don Miller reported a cougar invaded his barn scaring horses. Miller fired a rifle at the animal about 10:20 p.m. and law enforcement pursued a flushing attempt as the cat vanished into tall grass. No civilians searched the area.
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Sandusky
Perkins Township
Don Miller
Bogart Rd
Columbus Ave
Miller
Harold Ruck
Perkins Police Department
Steve Miller
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Port Clinton
Ottawa County
North America
United States
Erie County
Layoffs Expand in GM Auto Strike Across Ohio Plants
Ohio GM plants shed workers amid the United Auto Workers strike. Packard Electric in Warren furloughs 2,800. Defiance’s Central Foundry laid off 1,400 of 3,200 as exemptions and defense work limit impacts. Willoughby Tire and Rubber cuts 100. Negotiations resume. UAW leader Woodcock on picket lines in Parma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T.rady
United Press International
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
Ohio
Packard Electric
Warren
International Union of Electrical Workers
Central Foundry Division
Defiance
UAW
Delco-Moraine
Dayton
Allison
Cleveland
Hyatt Bearing Division
Sandusky
Willoughby Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
B.F. Goodrich
Leonard Woodcock
Toledo
Cincinnati
Woodcock
Parma
Luna 16 lands softly on Moon and sends excellent pictures
The Soviet Luna 16 probe made a soft moon landing in the Sea of Fertility at 8:18 a.m. and transmitted excellent test pictures. Tass says earth controllers guided the landing remotely and that Luna 16 will study the surface, with no clear indication of sample scooping or blastoff plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Space Observatory
Bochum
Neil A. Armstrong
Tass
Luna
Sea of Fertility
Earth
Venus
Ky Plans U.S. Trip Amid Vietnam Drive for Paris Talks
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam, defying warnings, will travel to Paris for talks and then to the United States to press Vietnam’s case. He spoke Sunday night defending his unofficial Washington rally support and said his stance blends warlike resolve with alliance to aid Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rally For Victory
Washington
Carl McIntire
Vietnam
Mai
Air Vietnam
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Taipei
Tokyo
Paris
New Teachers Introduced at Local District
Miss Smith, 21, a Monroeville native and Defiance College graduate, joins as Physical Education teacher living at 12 Knob Hill Monroeville. Kenneth A Woodruff, 22 from Morrow and EKU graduate, becomes elementary football coach and freshman basketball coach with PE classes at Bronson Pleasant Street and Maplehurst Schools.
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Miss Smith
Monroeville
Defiance College
Kenneth A Woodruff
Woodruff
Morrow
Eastern Kentucky University
Bronson
Pleasant Street
Maplehurst
Hijacker Keesee Held Over Previous Plane Theft
The U S Embassy says the American who hijacked a Thailand to North Vietnam flight is Bobby Joe Keesee, 36, of Phoenix. He previously stole a Piper Commanche in June 1962 and flew to Cuba, was tried, convicted, and given two five year concurrent sentences, later paroled June 8 1965 from La Tuna federal facility.
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Bangkok
UPS
U. S
Thailand
North Vietnam
Cuba
Bobby Joe Keesee
Phoenix
Ariz
Keesee
Federal Correctional Institution
la Tuna
Tex
Free Life Balloon Heads Toward Europe From New York
A helium balloon named Free Life lifted off from East Hampton New York carrying Rodney Anderson Pamela Brown and Malcolm Brighton to attempt a world distance record and a Paris landing The crew aims to exceed 3000 miles breaking the 1914 1896 mile Atlantic record in a two man English Channel style voyage with Brown joining at the last moment as a first time balloon passenger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hampton
N.Y
UPI
Europe
New York City
Rodney Anderson
Pamela Brown
Malcolm Brighton
Atlantic Ocean
Paris
Brighton
English Channel
Anderson
Miss Brown
Rod
Hodgson Sees Unemployment Falling Despite Defense Cuts
Labor Secretary Hodgson predicts the 5.1 percent jobless rate will ease by December without subsidized programs. He notes one third of unemployment stems from defense cuts, compares current eight to nine week layoff with 17 weeks in 1958 and 1961, and cites deep regional pockets of joblessness. He mentions $25 million in training funds set aside for seven distressed states California Oregon Washington Alaska Rhode Island Maine and Michigan.
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Washington
UPI
James D. Hodgson
Hodgson
Labor Department
California
Oregon
Alaska
Rhode Island
Maine
Michigan
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Big Cat
Las Vegas
Nev
Midwest
Milton Berle
Abdullah Amin
Amin Brothers
Caesar’s Palace Hotel
Berle
Amin
Party Federation
WLKR
Norwalk
Star View Drive
RT. 20
West
W. Water St
Bill Casstevens
Tracy
Calif
Pitt
Devel
Ashland County Fair
Buck
Gals
Thurs
Timersay
Parade OF Bands
Singing Caldwells
Nixon
Knob Hill
Judy Smith
Napoleon
Flickinger Agency
Flickinger Insurance
Citizens Bank
Panavision
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