Ohio Democrats suffer cold shoulder at national convention seating
In Atlantic City Ohio's 128 member delegation finds itself in back row seating and far from the action with rooms limited and telephones scarce. Officials say planning favored host states and senior leaders, prompting concerns Ohio may feel snubbed ahead of the campaign.
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Castro's finances in chaos in Cuba
Cuba orders foreign trade representatives to suspend most purchases abroad with only parts for sugar and nickel industries and a medical research center exempt. Bank sources link the move to a spending overhang, a shaken leadership, and a crash in world sugar prices.
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Missile program cuts reflect scrapped Mobile MMREM plan
The Joint Chiefs of Staff and Pentagon near scrapping the Mobile Medium Range Ballistic Missile program after spending over $100 million. The Air Force led MMREM development, a mobile land based nuclear rocket with 500 to 1,500 mile range, opposed by Congress which cut the request to $40 million, effectively ending the project.
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Federal court upholds Negroes right to protest in Albany
A federal judge barred Albany Georgia from denying peaceful racial protest. The injunction forbids arrest for small peaceful picketing near city hall and limits denial of parade permits and police harassment. The case stems from a 1942 suit by Martin Luther King Jr and Albany Negroes.
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Mountaintop Queen Hope Returns to America with Baby Prince
Queen Hope of Sikkim and her six month old son Prince Palden arrive at Kennedy Airport with her stepson Crown Prince Tenzing. The Maharani plans to visit relatives and take the children to the world’s fair. Her husband, the Maharaja, is due to arrive from London.
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Burpers Declared Leaders In Baby Burp Theory
London reports a UPI story about Dr Milton Berger presenting a paper at an international psychiatry congress. He cited an English nurse claiming aggressive burping signals potential future leaders while timid burpers form the masses. The Daily Herald mocked the conference theories.
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Johnson signs largest defense bill of year into law
President Johnson signed a $46.1 billion defense appropriation designed to sustain U S superiority in aircraft and missiles and fund development of new weapons including a possible death ray. The bill adds $52 million for advanced naval aircraft design and $6.4 billion for broader weapons research including laser tech.
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Frigate and RAF hunt for stolen yacht linked to Wilson
A Royal Navy frigate and two RAF planes searched the Irish Sea for the yacht Wild Venture after it was stolen near Carnarvon Wales. Police suspect Great Train Robber Charles Wilson may be aboard amid a 6.4 million loot and a possible two-borstal escape theory.
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Happy Rockefeller Wins Round in Custody Fight
WHITE PLAINS New York Happy Rockefeller wife of Gov Nelson Rockefeller won the first round in a custody dispute over their four children. State Supreme Court Justice Joseph F Gagliardi threw out the demand for absolute custody and set a closed hearing for Sept 2 while weighing the Idaho 1963 divorce agreement that granted Dr James Murphy custody with visitation for Mrs Rockefeller. The four children are James 13 Margaretta 10 Carol 7 and Melinda 3 with a newborn Nelson Rockefeller Jr born May 30.
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Polish Refugees Turned Friends Face Tragic End
Four Polish refugees who met in Germany and emigrated to the United States were linked by friendship. Andrew Starnowski aged 27 married Gizela, the group member, then fatally shot himself in his Playa del Rey apartment. Jerzy Burezwyk reported Starnowski’s despair stemmed from Gizela leaving with John Lewandowski three weeks earlier.
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Barry Goldwater and Pentagon clash over nuclear force
The Pentagon rebutted Barry Goldwater’s claim that the administration planned deep cuts to bomber strength and deliverable nuclear capacity. It said the U S would retain large numbers of strategic bombers through 1972 and beyond decisions are not yet made. Senator Mansfield criticized Goldwater and two Republican congressmen echoed concerns about McNamara’s testimony.
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Airman Prepares for Space Jump After Parachute Failure
Airman Michael D. Leonard of Lawler Iowa crawled into an airplane at Eglin Air Force Base Florida and planned a space jump. He fell about 1000 feet as two parachutes failed to deploy and only a scratch was reported on his leg.
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Negotiations Possible in Vindicator Guild Talks
Youngstown work stoppage may ease as upai unions and Vindicator editors eye restart of contract talks on Monday with American Newspaper Guild Local 11. The stalled negotiations impact the daily paper and the local wire service coverage.
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Local Lorain County Notice Published Daily Listing Rates
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co announces daily publication terms from Elginia Ohio with rates for mail and carrier delivery. A dated August 21 1984 notice lists single copies at 10 cents, mail rates, and annual subscriptions, with distribution to Lorain and adjoining counties.
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