Fragmented OCR notes touch on draft deferment and weather figures
The fragment references draft deferment criteria, mentioning a Class UH status and Harold Brown from the West Virginia Selective Service. It also includes garbled weather data for cities like Mexico City and San Antonio, plus a brief note on public property access and a Beckley City Mall spokesman.
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Harold Brown
West Virgaia
Brown
Kioyengly Tilak Votraine
Beckley City Mall
City Tall
Elc
Slapstick Dinner Brings LBJ, Hubert, Nixon Jibe Show
A New York dispatch describes President Johnson signing a sweeping education bill worth 3 billion over three years starting July 1 while joking with Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon at a humorous Reform Foundation event. The scene blends partisan barbs with a playful cabinet-table mood as Thant avoids comment on Vietnam and Wallace misses the gathering.
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Johnson
U. N
Thant
Ion
U. S
North — Vietnam
Jnessmen
New York
Lyndon B. Jolson
Hubert Ho Usenphrey
Rishard M. Nixon
Alfred Smith Memorial Foundation
Waldorf Astoria
Liha
George ©. Wallace
Nixon
Humphrey
Gladys Moves Toward Florida Gulf Coast
The hurricane Gladys remains on target for Florida’s Gulf Coast with center near 28.6 N 83.4 W and 170 miles south southwest of the Tampa area. Forecasts place its landfall this afternoon or evening as it weakens crops and impacts western Cuba.
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Cuba
Florida
Gulf Coast
Longslide
Gladys
Naples
Barler
Tampa Bay
Cape Sable
Clearwater
Apollo 7 orbiting mission shows crew in space
The Apollo 7 crew Walter Cunningham Donn Bixler and Walter Schirra demonstrate spaceflight procedures during the 7th day in orbit. They describe living in the cabin food and exercise while technicians back on Earth monitor simulated emergencies in a disaster drill setup at Cape Kennedy and Houston.
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Spacre Center
Houston
UPI
Apollo
Earth
Walt — Cunniighiain
Walter Schirra
Don Bixele
Walter Cunningham
Gladys
Toby
Earrier
Apollo 7
United States
Breakthrough Hints From AIA WILLIAM SUNDERLAND on Viet Nam Talks
WASHINGTON reports: hints of a possible breakthrough in Vietnam peace talks surface as calls for a halt to bombing gain momentum. Officials in Washington and London say Johnson may soon make a move toward peace, with UN and Australian diplomats weighing options at UN and in Paris. North Vietnam’s stance remains key as Paris negotiations edge toward a pause, while Canberra and Saigon monitor progress and potential allied conference plans.
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Poliiticaul
United Press International
Gorton
Washington
North
Sunleapital
Johnson
Lo Anos
Vietnam
U.N
Thant
Hanoi
Yanoi
Paris
Minjor
London
Southjing
Azveo
Jenny, Gorton
Australia
Saul Canberra
Udall
Emergency Operation Simulation Set for December
A December 12 drill set for a county wide Emergency Operation Simulation Exercise sponsored by the West Virginia University Civil Defense Program. The event aims to train local governments in disaster operations from a central location with a nuclear attack scenario led by instructor Larry G Tuncawell.
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Tracewell
Dulinson Ie
Vietnam
W. H. Pettigrew
Federal Office of Civil Defense
Project m
Isaace
Pettigrew
Mercer County
Graftan City
Putnam
Albani Oe
Romney
Raleigh County Armory
Pire
Dennis
Drqusk Hegister Stalt Weiter
Mid County
West Virginia University Civil Defense Program
United States
Larry G Tuncawell
Kawabata Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Japanese novelist Yasunari Kawabata, age 69, becomes the first Japanese laureate, winning the 1968 Nobel Prize in literature for narrative mastership that captures the essence of the Japanese mind. Established writers like Moravia, Greene, Auden, and Afailer were among the contenders.
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Kristin Bystrom
Yasunari Kawabata
Japan
Naval Swedish Academy], of Letters
Kawabata
Norman Afailer
Alberto Moravia
Traly
Graham Greene
Wil Auden
Britain
Academy
Kawabate
Alfred Nobel
Weiter
Kawabsta
Weather Chance Of Rain In AECKLEY And Vicinity
Weather forecast for AECKLEY and nearby areas indicates mostly cloudy skies with a chance of light rain this afternoon tonight. High near 68 to 82 degrees, with the best chance of precipitation Friday around 70 percent. Airport conditions and wind details are noted. location includes Reeville, Tex and Evanston, Wy in the regional outlook.
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Gates
Hinfony
Tudam
Reeville
Tex
Evanston
President Waits Word From Hanoi on Bombing Halt Talks
President John F. Kennedy era? The article reports UPI and White House notes on Hanoi's response to a proposed halt to bombing North Vietnam. Washington officials warned against high expectations while acknowledging quiet diplomatic talks aimed at aligning Paris talks with Saigon’s role. No immediate breakthrough expected, officials said, with further briefings promised if developments occur.
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Syewart Hensley
Washington
UPTI
Tohnradtots
North Vietnems
Paris
Saigon
White House
North Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam Lull of Casualties Lowest in 2 Months
Saigon reports a relative lull in fighting with casualties last week the lowest in two months. South Vietnamese armored columns and U S forces attacked a Communist fortress just below the Demilitarized Zone killing at least 70 North Vietnamese on Wednesday. No major ground actions were reported involving U S or allied forces yesterday, though observers note the lull may be significant.
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Saigon
UPT
Vietnam
U.S
Border Demilitarized Zone
Diz
Iwir Daily War
Free World
New Zealand
Sulion
Vietnas
Jacqueline Kennedy Plans Marriage to Onassis Said
New York report states former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy is considering marriage to Greek billionaire Aristotle Onassis. An informant says Kennedy may reveal the engagement soon. Onassis is described as a widower with five children and a prominent oil fleet owner with links to Maria Callas.
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New York
UPL
Jain
Kenedy
Aristotle Socrates Onassis
Kenney
Hugh Auchincloss
Washington
Auchincloss
Mira
Kennedy
Onassis
Alexander
Christina
John 3
Avi
Mrs. Kennedy
Sacqueline
Polls Show Nixon Leads Men While Women Favor Wallace
New York reports Sindlinger survey finds Nixon leading among men with around 43 percent and Humphrey lagging. Wallace gains among women, shifting undecided voters. Study based on telephone interviews through Oct 15 notes party shifts, with Nixon core support dipping in some groups and Wallace maintaining strength among female voters.
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Alther
M. Nixa
Hubert Humphrey
Smong
Hied-Party
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Prianlendat
Georga J. Singioneer
Io 7 Se Tnag
Allace
Thevay
Sindy
Inn Norwood
Studlinger
Nixon
Barone
Humphey
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UPI
Wallace
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Ocl
McCarthy
Coniacy
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Sudlin
Westdental Bullplutale
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