Valley City collision kills two in near miss
A crash near Valley City last night left Kenneth Leonard 19 and Mrs Kate Bender 40 dead. David W Bender 43 in poor condition and James 13 in satisfactory condition at Medina Hospital with injuries. Stuart Zacharias 41 driver of the tractor trailer suffered possible head injuries. The 8 55 p m crash occurred at Routes 252 and 303 when Bender failed to stop at 252 and collided with the south bound truck. Zacharias Excavating owner. Investigation ongoing.
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Valley City
Lodi
Medina Post
State Highway Patrol
Kenneth Leonard
Kate Bender
Stuart Zacharias
Muntz Rd
Zacharias
David Bender
Pact OKd men back at CEI Avon Lake plant
Avon Lake workers at the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. plant returned to work after 58 days of strike as Local 270 ratified a wage deal adding 17 to 25 cents per hour. The two year contract, expiring April 30 1968, allows renegotiation after one year. CEI serves Avon and Avon Lake in Lorain County and other northern Ohio counties.
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Avon Lake
Cleveland Electric Eluminating Co ’S
CEI
Utility Workers of America
Local 270
Cei-Local 270
Avon
Lorain County
Ohio
Airport authority secures contract deadline for Lorain County project
Lorain County Regional Airport Authority rushes to meet a June 27 deadline to secure 100000 in state funds. The W G Lockhart Co Akron contract valu ed at 559692 was signed in Akron and delivered to Columbus December 27. Federal money pursuit continues with Muzilla preparing documents for FAA by Friday while Elyria sends nearly 187000 to enable a 576000 federal grant.
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Lorain County
Airport Authority
Columbus
W. G. Lockhart Co
Akron
Warren Finkel
LCRAA
Raymond A. Muzilla
A. R. Lockhart
C-T
Brian Apelt
Gerald Chambers
Ohio Division of Aviation
Norman Crabree
Allo
Muzilla
Cleveland
Federal Aviation Administration
Elyria
Lorain
Washington, D.C
J. William McCray
FAA
McCray
Finkel
City of
Mozilla
Lorain County Airport Authority
W. G. Lockhart
Authority
Johnson signs debt limit bill to 358 billion
Congress sends to the White House a bill raising the national debt limit to 358 billion dollars, with a temporary 336 billion ceiling expiring Friday. The measure, approved 60-30 in the Senate, clears the way for a 7 billion increase and sets 365 billion by July 1, 1968.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Johnson
Senate
Treasury
Lakewood Couple Dead in North Monroeville Crash
An elderly Lakewood pair, Fred Hussey and Hazel Hussey, died in a two car collision at the Rt 113 and 99 intersection. Charles Fulton and his 11 year old son survived with minor injuries. Fulton was charged with failure to yield. The Husseys were not using seat belts.
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North Monroeville
Lakewood
Monroeville
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Fred Hussey
Hazel
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Rts
Hussey Auto
Charles E. Fulton
Pavonia
Ohio
Hussey
Fulton
Charles
Fultons
Kosygin and Fidel Disagree in Havana Talks
Tass reported in Havana that Soviet Premier Kosygin and Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro had a frank exchange of opinions on mutual issues. The Tass brief suggested disagreement by using frank, with military figures in attendance indicating subjects included defense and military matters.
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Tass
Kosygin
Fidel
Havana
Alexei N. Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Woman shows dented car to garageman amid fender woes
A woman presents a dented vehicle to a garageman, saying the fender has been acting up again. The exchange captures a routine auto repair moment as the mechanic assesses the issue.
Glazier Strike Halts Area Jobs Across Elyria and Lorain
Glazier strike by Local 181 halts work for Great Lakes Glass Inc at Elyria Library Elyria Methodist Home and Oberlin College dorms. Lorain Glass Co offices in Elyria and Lorain also affected. Three of ten Great Lakes glaziers idled. seven laid off. Lorain Glass 12 glaziers on strike. Union seeks $1 hourly raise and one year contract. Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov reportedly becomes father to a second daughter on June 15.
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Great Lakes Glass Inc
Elyria
Elyria Methodist Home
Oberlin College
Glaziers’ Union
Lorain Glass Co
Lorain
Glaziers
Great Lakes
Lorain Glass
Moscow
Alexei A. Leonov
Novosti
Weather outlook with scattered showers through Thursday
Partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change through Thursday. Scattered mainly afternoon and night showers and thunder showers. Highs near 78 degrees, low around 60. Report notes 78 at 1 50 pm and 60 at 4 30 am. Details on page 4.
Lorain council rejects swim club operation plan
Lorain council committee votes against allowing a local swim club to operate in central Lorain, while an Oberlin businessman joins a delegation opposing a hotel and motel tax bill in the Ohio Senate. Milan to get a new contract with Columbia Gas as price hikes are expected. Firelands Board of Education accepts a school bus after a year delay. Chatham Township Trustees continue search for fire station site. South Amherst Board of Education raises non certified and extracurricular pay.
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Lorain
Paps Ae Ag
Oberlin
Ohio
Senate
UN Assembly near no accord on Israeli issue
The emergency U N General Assembly debate on the Middle East stays far from agreement with key diplomats saying nothing is crystallized yet. Eleven nations spoke today including M A H Luns and George Hakim while fifteen more are to present Thursday.
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U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
U.N
M.A.H. Luns
Netherlands
George Hakim
Lebanon
Assembly
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
United States
Soviet Union
Albania
Aviation chief reviews Arab-Israeli peace resolution
The Soviets defend their stance backing a U N plan condemning Israel as aggressor and calling withdrawal from seized Arab lands with reparations. The United States seeks a broader settlement and vows Israeli withdrawal. Dean Rusk says many delegations view the resolution favorably but further consultations will shape the final form.
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Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
U.S
Dean Rusk
Johnson and Hussein meet at White House luncheon
President Johnson discusses Middle East tensions with King Hussein of Jordan at a White House working luncheon following Johnson’s weekend talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin. They focus on Israel’s withdrawal from former Jordanian lands as Johnson aims to persuade Hussein to back a U.S. path to peace.
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UPD
Johnson
Hussein
Jordan
Middle East
White House
Sovet
Alexei N. Kosygin
Jordan River
West Bank
Jerusalem
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