Bus drivers and two firms to resume strike talks
Negotiations in the 29 day old bus driver strike were set to resume at 8 p.m. with Kenneth Evans of the Federal Medittor bringing together dissident parties for the first time since December 18 when Local 1034 Amalgamated Transit Workers rejected an interim offer to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Science Federal
Kenneth Evans
Amalgamated Transit Workers
Local 1034
Employees
Transit Lines, Inc
Lorain City Lines, Inc
Woodrow W. Mathna
Whiteman the King of Jazz Dies at 76 in Doylestown
Paul Whiteman famed bandleader known as the King of Jazz died at 76. He collapsed at his Bucks County home and was rushed to Doylestown Hospital. He commission ed Gershwin to compose Rhap sody in Blue and led early jazz classics with a modern American music influence.
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Doylestown
Paul Whiteman
Doylestown Hospital
Bucks County
Philadelphia
Whiteman
George Gershwin
Ferde Grofe
Grand Canyon
Car injures boy on neighbor porch in Lorain County
An eight year old boy, Kevin Carlson of 1109 Oberlin Rd, was seriously injured when a car left State Rt. 20 and struck a porch on 1104 Oberlin Rd. Alonzo Tyler, 38, of 166 South Park St. Oberlin, faces reckless operation charges. The impact tore up fence and trees before hitting the porch and injuring Kevin who remains in intensive care at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Kevin Carlson
Oberlin Rd
Charles Carlson
Alonzo Tyler
South Park St. Oberlin
State Rt. 20
West River Ra
Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carlson
Tylor
Krueck Seen as Council's Next President
Kenneth A. Krueck a Democratic councilman of the second ward is expected to be elected council president at the January 2 organizational meeting. He holds a fourth term and serves as president pro tem chair of the finance committee and member of rules water and safety committees. A new 1968 procedure changes selection to a council elected president with full voting and committee rights.
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Kenneth A. Krueck
Krueck
Elyria
Deputy captures Oberlin youth after 70 mile chase
Lester R. Trufant, 19, of Oberlin, sped through two counties in a 70 mile chase with Ohio State Patrol and sheriffs deputies in pursuit. Deputy Daniel Sadowski blocked routes but Trufant veered off road, lost control, and was arrested in a ditch. he pleaded guilty to traffic charges and awaits arraignment on resisting arrest.
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Wellington
Oberlin
Ohio State Patrol
Lorain
Ashland County
Lester R. Trufant
South Prospect St
Daniel Sadowski
Lorain County
Sadowski
Trufant
Yanks Find 11 Buddies Shot in the Head in Da Nang Cemetery
UPI report from Saigon says a U.S. Marine battalion swept a Vietnamese cemetery below Da Nang and found 11 of their comrades shot in the head. Marines said all had been killed before a coup de grace by Viet Cong. Marines reported 31 Viet Cong killed in the An Hoa assault as four days of fighting continued around Da Nang area.
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Saigon
Weather Summary From Pars Ual With Cold Winds
Windy and cold with variable clouds and light snow flurries today. Highs near 24 to 30 degrees, becoming slightly colder tonight with lows 10 to 16. Tomorrow expects cloudy skies with little temperature change and a chance of light snow. Sunset 5 06 p.m. Sunrise 7 53 a.m. Yesterday high 29 at 2 p.m.. low 22 at 6 20 a.m. Details on page 18.
Chronicle Telegram previews 1968 headlines and forecasts
The Chronicle Telegram hints at 1968 headlines with forecasts from local and international observers. Monday’s edition will ship early to let workers and newsboys enjoy the holiday, while Saturday issues offer reviews and outlooks.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Snowstorm sweeps Northeast with heavy snow and ice
A wind driven snowstorm hit the Northeast burying inland areas in knee deep snow and bringing rain sleet and freezing rain to fringe zones. The system crossed into New England after moving from the south, with up to a foot and a half of snow in the Virginia highlands and western Maryland and foot deep snows in Northwestern Pennsylvania and northern Upstate New York. Gale warnings were issued along the Atlantic Coast as brisk winds extended inland and travel advisories covered a wide area.
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New England
Virginia Highlands
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Oberlin senior killed in Pennsylvania Turnpike crash
Oberlin College senior Peter Liebhold, 21 of Harrison New York, died when his small car skidded on snow and was run over by a tractor trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Beaver Falls. Deborah Huntington 20 of Bakersfield California, a fellow Oberlin senior, was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Beaver Falls
Oberlin College
Pennsylvania
Peter Liebhold
Harrison
N.Y
Liebhold
College of Arts and Sciences
Beaver County
Francis Bush
Lebhold
Deborah L. Huntington
Bakersfield
Calif
Beaver Valley Providence Hospital
Miss Huntington
Donald J. Orth
Arlington
U.S. delays on Israel arms amid Soviet push in Middle East
Washington faces a policy vacuum as the Johnson administration delays supplying supersonic arms to Israel while the Soviet union expands influence in Egypt Syria and five Middle Eastern nations. Moscow directs about 6000 advisers and trains Egyptian pilots for MiG 27 jets near Alexandria with a growing naval presence.
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Washington
Johnson
Israel
U.S
Middle East
United States
Egypt
Syria
Arab States
Middle Eastern
Yemen
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
Alexandria
Mediterranean Sea
Spencer Cornell Names New Police Chief And Raises Noted
Spencer Cornell announces a new police chief. Village employees receive salary increases as reflected on the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Cornell
Dorvesee
Humphrey flies to Africa on goodwill mission
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey begins a nine country African tour to show US commitment to peaceful development and human opportunity. Ivory Coast and Liberia are the first stops. He travels with Mrs Humphrey and a Tubman delegation including Thurgood Marshall.
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Humphrey
UPL
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
America
Ivory Coast
Liberia
William W.S. Tubman
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Edgar Boneman
New York
Humphreys
Tubman
Andrews Air Force Base
Africa
Kennedy son injured in Sun Valley ski accident
Joseph P. Kennedy III, 13, son of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, broke bones in his right leg in a Sun Valley skiing mishap. He previously suffered a similar boot top fracture in the left leg last year and was treated at Sun Valley Hospital.
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Young Kennedy
Sun Valley, Idaho
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Joseph Kennedy
Sun Valley Hospital
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Midway Mall
Council
Elvis J. Stahr
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Mlinois
Pasadena
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Indiana
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UPI
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Hanoi
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Thomas Corpora
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Cleveland Hopkins
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