ITT objects to Northern Ohio Telephone merger
ITT filed objections with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to transfer control of Northern Ohio Telephone Co to General Telephone and Electronics Corp. GT&E. ITT seeks a hearing at the FCC, noting a related Hawaii suit against GT&E’s acquisition of Hawaiian Telephone. Northern Ohio Telephone serves 25 Ohio counties including Berlin Heights, Grafton, Huron, Medina, Milan, New London, Norwalk, Oberlin, Wakeman, and Wellington.
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Bellevue
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
General Telephone & Electronics Corp
Gt&e
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
International Telephone
Northern Telephone
General Telephone
Northern Ohio Telephone
Ohio
Berlin Heights
Grafton
Huron
Medina
Milan
New London
Norwalk
Oberlin
Wakeman
Wellington
Viet Reds Launch Series of Attacks Near Saigon
Hanoi radio reports three American planes shot down as Communist ground assaults widen their activity after a New Year battle near the Cambodian frontier. The 25th Infantry Division counts 23 U.S. dead and 153 wounded, while mortars hit its camp eight miles below the border. No ground assault occurred. runways were cratered but repaired by daybreak and combat missions resumed.
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Hanoi
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Saigon
Cambodian Prince Allows American Border Pursuit into Cambodia
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced that American troops may chase Communist forces fleeing Vietnam into Cambodia, while his 35,000-man army will not engage U S troops in hot pursuit. He warned against mass border crossings and said he would defend Cambodian territory if seized.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
Vietnam
U. S
Sihanouk
U.S
South Vietnam
Prince
North Vietnam
China
Winter Bitter Blast Hits 23 States Across Nation
A bitter cold front and snow affect 23 states with readings as low as 35 below in northern Minnesota. Hazards spark travel warnings from Texas to Maryland while schools and media face disruptions. Mayor Daley quips about preemptive snow readiness.
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United Press International
Minnesota
Texas
Maryland
Michigan
WCNY
Syracuse
N.Y
Pompey
Richard J. Daley
Heart transplant looks OK
The widow Mrs Washkansky reflected on the successful transplant of Dr Blaiberg’s heart and praised the doctors. Her husband’s donor was Blaiberg’s heart source as reports confirm the operation’s positive outcome and the medical team’s efforts.
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Dr. Barnard
Marius Barnard
Washkanskys
Blaiberg
Edward G. Darvail
Washkansky
Kearsarge Leaves Japan After Tragic Fire
The U S Navy carrier Kearsarge departed Sasebo Japan following a holiday visit clouded by a deadly fire that gutted an enlisted men quarters and an aviation storeroom. Three sailors were killed and two injured as the blaze was controlled. The ship heads back toward the Gulf of Tonkin.
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Sasebo
Japan
UPI
Kearsarge
Gulf of Tonkin
Heart transplant ties son to donor in South Africa
Muriel Haupt resumes work after consenting to her son Clive Haupt’s heart transplant for patient Philip Blaiberg. Haupt, a 52 year old widowed mother with ten children, notes pride in the donor, a Black man, while life resumes in a colored suburb. Clive’s funeral is planned for Saturday in a colored cemetery.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Muriel Haupt
Clive Haupt
Haupt
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Dot Clive
Clive
Groote Schuur Hospital
NYSE Proposes 5 Point Revision of Commission Rates
The New York Stock Exchange seeks a five item overhaul including a volume discount for large trades and a give-up provision allowing customers such as mutual funds to pay other brokers. The plan, explained to the SEC by Gustave L. Levy and Robert W. Haack, has board approval and follows prior SEC nudges for changes.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
The
Stock Exchange
Commission
Washington
Exchange
Gustave L. Levy
Robert W. Haack
Ued
Haack
Mutual Fund
$2 million air death suit filed
A federal court in Columbus hears a $2.2 million damage suit over the Kenton crash that killed 38 people last March aboard a Lake Central Convair 580. The plaintiff, Mrs. Ethelda Rose Finks, administrator of Larry Eugene Finks's estate, names Lake Central and General Motors. She alleges the right propeller disintegrated due to a torque piston with improper hardness, caused by GM’s Allison Division engines and propellers supplied for the Convair 340 to 580 conversion.
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Columbus
UPI
Kenton
Lake Central Airlines
Ethelda Rose Finks
Larry Eugene Finks
Lake Central and
General Motors Corp
Finks
Burroughs Corp
Prices and assorted produce in Elyria market report
APPLES and other fruits list varied prices from Red Delicious to Winesap with per crate and bag rates. Vegetables include beans beets cabbage carrots mushrooms onions and potatoes with weights and pack types noted. local market counts corn wheat soybeans oats and other grains from Elyria Grain.
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Bubts
Certs É& Cris
Romes
Cris
Ohlo & Ps
U.S
Med
Hubbard
Ohio
Poultry Prices Reported for Ohio and Indiana Markets
Dividends eggs and poultry sales to retailers in major Ohio cities described with carton prices. Large A white eggs range 29 to 45 cents, most 39 to 41. Medium eggs 34 to 39 cents, mostly 35 to 37. Fryers price 14 to 154 cents per pound, mostly 14 to 14. Hens light at 45 cents, mostly 4 to 14.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Bethlehem
Associated Press
Sperry Rand
United Gas
United States
United States Steel
Va &P
l_ Western Union
Westinghouse Air B
Va Westinghouse Elec TV
Wheeling Steel
Te Woolworth
Xerox Car
Youngstown Sheet T
Pierre R. Smith Co
Aber
American Machine & Found
American Ship Building Cities Service
Tie Columba Gas
Corn Products
Curtis Pub
Emerson
Fruehaut
Goodrich
Great A&p It&t i
Koehing
Lear Siegler
National Gypsum
Northwest Airlines
Ohioson
Richman Bros
Ritter-Pfaudier A
Searle
Texas Company
Texas Gulf
Toledo Brtison
Union Pacific
Social Security bill signed achievements and provisions
President Johnson signed the new Social Security bill. Major provisions include at least a 13 percent benefit increase for February checks due in March, a 25 percent rise in minimum monthly payments, and higher maximums for survivor payments. Tax changes raise wage bases and rates through 1987, with self employment adjustments. Medicare and Medicaid program changes set new caps and eligibility, while Public Welfare requires work incentive programs.
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Washington
Johnson
Livestock Auction Report From Cleveland
UPI reports cattle hog and sheep prices on auction day in Cleveland. Prices cover hogs calves sheep and lambs with ranges for weights and grades alongside the Connecticut motto Qui Transtulit Sustinet.
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Cleveland
UPI
Connecticut
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ITT
Internal Revenue Service
Henry
Viet Reds
Prince Oks
Rockies
Great Falls
Mont
Cascades
Oregon
California
Pagene
By Neil J. Smith
Small Society
the Chronicle - Telegram Finance Tage
Brickman
Albertson's Inc
Gal Intret
Champ Spikel
Gordon Jwiry
Irwin
Rich
Jostens Inc
Nielsen
AC A&b
AliAm Lf&Cas
Ingersoll Rand
Crown Cork
Caterpillar
Clark Equipment
ACF Industries
Wa Air Reduction
Gia
Allegheny
Allis Chalmera
Alcoa
American Airlines
American Can
American Motors
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
I Ia Armco Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler
Ge Ta Gin Malta
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Cigar
Consu Pw U
Copperweld Steel
Crucible
Curtiss Wright
Dow Chemical
Dresser Br
Great Ail & Pac
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Hershey
Tel & Tel
Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laughlin
Joy Manufacturing Kennecott
U Glass Loriflard
Sheffield
A Security Federal Savings and Lean Association
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Painesville
Chardon, Medina
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