Rogers Gromyko sign two arms pacts and hotline
Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko sign two arms control agreements to prevent accidental nuclear war and to create a satellite hotline between Washington and Moscow. Gromyko hosts Rogers at lunch after the ceremony in a final round of high level talks.
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Washington
UPI
William P. Rogers
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Rogers
Middletown High closes after second day of unrest
In Middletown Ohio a second day of racial unrest led to about 15 white students being arrested and the school closed. Some 80 to 100 students shouted in halls while officials and parents met before class. Police sent all students home. arrested youths were part of the disturbance.
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Middletown, Ohio
UPI
Middletown High School
Reservoir Water Levels Low But Far From Critical Stage
Water levels in city reservoirs are low but not critical. Memorial Lake and Upper Reservoir sit near similar levels while Lower Reservoir is down more due to construction work. Officials expect levels to rise with spring rains and maintain a 350 million gallon stock as a good supply.
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Janet Conway
Don Davis
Davis
Memorial Lake
Ohio
Hurricane Ginger Pounds North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Ginger struck the North Carolina coast with 90 mph winds ripping fronts from stores and downing power lines in Morehead City and nearby towns. The Caribbean Enterprise cargo ship reported trouble amid heavy seas while Red Cross shelters opened for thousands.
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Morehead City
N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Coast Guard
The
Red Cross
Beaufort
Civil Defense
Harry Williams
Ft.macon
Marian Murphy
Dominican Republic
Murphy
New Bern
Atlantic Beach
Neuse
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Wilmington
Virginia Beach
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Here
Cape Lookout
Lerner On Revolution Part 1 in Reflector
Max Lerner analyzes the revolutionary furor sweeping the United States in Part 1 of Is America Doomed starting Monday in the Reflector. The Brandeis University professor of American civilization and world politics uses his broad background in education law government and history for this five part series on the Reflector editorial page.
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Max Lerner
United States
America
Reflector
Lerner
Brandeis University
Pentagon drafts 10 000 men in final quarter of year
The draft calls for 10 000 men over the last three months of the year average 3 333 monthly, the lowest since February 1965 after the Vietnam buildup began. Induction starts mid October as the first conscripts since June, following Nixon's two year extension of draft authority after the old law expired June 30.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Nixon
Weather Outlook and Local Notices for Norwalk Area
Partly cloudy today and Friday with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s and a 20 percent precipitation chance. Norwalk highs reach 88 and lows 51 with humidity around 87 percent in the morning. Marriage license applications list Snyder Lepley Paramore Young. births report a girl to Mr and Mrs Burt Lewis. death of Mrs Anna Longbarger, 87, Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Martin A. Snyder
Bellevue
Draftsman
Janet M. Lepley
Beautician
Russell M. Paramore
New London
Baker
Debra A. Young
Bill Would Require Work for Welfare Recipients in Ohio
The Ohio House passed 72 to 15 a measure by Rep. Rodney Hughes to require all employable welfare recipients to work on state or local relief projects. It targets about 29,000 eligible recipients and offers a $30 monthly incentive for extra hours, with exemptions for transportation and child care constraints.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
Senate
Rodney H. Hughes
R-Bellfontaine
House
Gilligan
Hughes
Goldwater accuses Kennedy of exploiting POWs for headlines
Senator Goldwater denounces Senator Kennedy for using the POW issue for political gain during the National League of Families convention. Kennedy says he would negotiate for POW release if needed, prompting mixed reactions as the group vows no settlement without POWs and MIAs freed.
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National League of Families of
Southeast Asia
United States
Sen. Kennedy
Paris
League
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