Rockefeller cites old politics as U.S. ailment in Lorain speech
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, courting GOP leadership change, blamed inflation and national tension on "old politics" during a $100-a-plate Lorain dinner. He urged new federal funding reform and faster Vietnam peace, calling for broader local autonomy and money without strings.
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Lorain
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
St. Peter Church Hall
Oberlin Avenue
Vietnam
Taft
South
Washington
Happy
Lorain Streets
Holiday Inn
Rt. 57
Two Men Rob Ted Jacobs Store At Midway Mall
Two well dressed men in their late twenties robbed the Ted Jacobs Store at Midway Mall during daylight and escaped with 1770 dollars. Edward L. Wexler, a Ted Jacobs VP, witnessed the incident and led police to the safe while the pair fled in a dark car after forcing entry at the back door.
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Ted Jacobs
Midway Mall
Edward L. Wexler
Wexler
Chronicle- Telegram
Tomers
Fireworks disaster kills woman during Sandusky sesquicentennial display
A misfired simulated atomic blast at Sandusky High School during the sesquicentennial celebration injured several and killed Ruth Ann Hamer, 29, in the 12th row. Another woman, Sara Jane Seitz, 42, was seriously hurt, with Cheryl Dearth, 51, lightly injured. Police said no charges likely. display captain Charles Tonge faced no action. A prior misfire shattered a home window and injured Candice Hulin, 17, while another misfire damaged a car nearby with no injuries reported.
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Sandusky
Ruth Ann Hamer
Boss Rd
Huron
Cheryl Dearth
Floyd Churchwell
Charles Tonge
Columbus
Ohio Fireworks and Display Co
Bellaire
Tonge
Churchwell
Candice Hulin
Johnson St
American casualty figures rise in Vietnam conflict reports
UPI reports American combat deaths near 25,000 with total toll at 25,068 and 154,297 wounded. Communist deaths decline to 363,935 while North Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses drop. South Vietnamese casualties reach 286 killed and 1,189 wounded amid DMZ tensions and nighttime helicopter sightings.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Icee ra at Meyers Goldbergs North Star Bars
A shopper notes a promotion for North Star chocolate coated Ice Cream Fudge Bars. Carton of 12 offered at 39 cents with a coupon worth additional value. References see Adam Page 32.
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Meyer Goldberg
North Star
Adam Page
Congress poised to approve 15 billion tax package
Congress advances a 15 billion yearly income and excise tax package with a 10 percent surtax, plus a 6 billion dollar spending cut, to fund Vietnam needs and curb inflation. The plan, backed by President Johnson, awaits Senate passage after rapid House debate.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Johnson
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Vietnam
Congress
Elyrian volunteers for Navy diver path in Vietnam
An Elyrian now driving a military track in Vietnam tells The Chronicle Telegram’s special correspondent he aims to become a Navy diver. The page teaser notes Milan melon board members sampling festival watermelons.
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Milan
Melon
Weather Outlook With Cooler Conditions
A cool, partly sunny forecast with a high in the upper 60s to lower 70s and a cool night with lows in the 50s. Patchy showers possible tomorrow as skies become partly cloudy and warmer. Sunset at 9 04 p m and sunrise at 5 55 a m.
50 000 March for Poor Campaign in Washington
In Washington the Poor People’s Campaign drew more than 50 000 participants including Rev. Ralph David Abernathy and Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr. Support from white visitors and labor groups boosted morale as planners organized education courses and new demonstrations at Resurrection City. One non-fatal stabbing incident occurred as a boy was stabbed while a photographer sought access.
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Washington
UPTI
Ralph David Abernathy
Congress
Abernathy
Martin Luther King Jr
Resurrection City
Avon School District names Barnhart as next superintendent
Avon Local School District selects Robert Barnhart to succeed Thomas C. Simpson as superintendent effective September 1. Barnhart currently Avon High School principal and will become assistant superintendent first. Simpson resigns after informing officials months ago. Simpson’s pay rises to 16000 annual for August, Barnhart set at 15000 as he prepares to lead.
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Avon
Robert Barnhart
Barnhart
Thomas C. Simpson
Avon Board of Education
Simpson
Chronicle-Telegram
Avon High School
Ridgeville
Brookside High School
Kent State University
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Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Luke Black
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Rocky
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Icee Ra
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Elyria Municipal
Sam of the People
Wellington
Avon School
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