GOP should name man who not impulsive Lodge
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge returning from Vietnam and kicking off a political bid to support Gov. William Stranton. Lodge declares the GOP must nominate a presidential candidate who is not impulsive, launching a direct undercut to Senator Barry Goldwater.
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Viet Nam
William Stranton
Barry. Goldwater
China vows to defend Indochina amid Viet Nam crisis
Beijing denounced a U S invasion risk and said it would not fold its arms as war threatens Indochina. The New China News Agency quoted an editorial urging the United States to reconsider and uphold Geneva accords. Meanwhile U S envoy Lodge arrived at Andrews Air Force Base after serving in Saigon, with questions about a possible presidential bid and political involvement.
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Viet’ Nam
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Maxwell B. Taylor
State Department
Where to Turn In The Presidential Race Help From Lodge
A fragmented note from a newspaper page highlights political maneuvering and questions who Henry Cabot Lodge may assist in the upcoming presidential race. The item hints at party strategy and public perception in the national contest.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Defector Svenson Faces Trial In Scranton Case
Alfred Svenson, Lithuanian born army officer who defected to the Communists and then sought return to the West, was tried in Scranton on charges of desertion and larceny for stealing a jeep. He had alternated between propaganda aid to East Germany and pleas for rescue.
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Elyria Considers City Income Tax Amid Tax Pressure
A 1965 Elyria campaign weighs a city income tax to replace or supplement existing levies. Mayor Fred B. Sanford cites Cincinnati talks and 88 Ohio cities with income taxes while planning an educational drive to explain differences from the old tax form. May ballot plans may still favor a 2 mill levy, but an alternate income tax is under study to meet rising city costs and employee pay raises.
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Richard E. Baird
Edwin G. Haywood
No sewer threat prompts health warning on Lincoln Street
In Oberlin the unsewered portion of Lincoln Street is deemed a health hazard by Lorain County Health Commissioner Dr. Marion G Fisher. He cites sewer water in ditches and contaminated Plum Creek as risks and says no new home building west of 269 Lincoln Street will receive permits until a sanitary sewer is built. County sanitarian George Bragg notes prior leech beds and outdoor toilets have caused contamination and stagnant family water in some ditches.
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Marion G.fisher
Lorain County
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Health Department
Willoughby Harris
Lincoln
Harris
George D. Bragg
Countyhealth Department
Saniterian
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Brage
Lorain youth drowns at treacherous quarry pool
Lorain County records its ninth drowning of the year as Wilfredo Feliciano 21 and Esrael Hernandez 38 attempt recovery after Tony Lugo 18 drowns at Colby Quarry near Oak Point Road. Divers struggled in the 45 foot deep, icy water cluttered with roots while friends watched.
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Lorain County
Wilfredo Feliciano
Nandez
Miranda
jEsraels Hernandez
Thei
Angel Miranda
Sunny and hot today and Tuesday forecast
Weather shows sunny and hot conditions today into Tuesday with fair skies tonight. Highs reach 89 to 94 degrees and overnight lows 63 to 69 as Lake Erie experiences south to southwest winds from 8 to 12 knots today and up to 16 knots tonight.
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Weatherman forecast keeps heat and humidity rising
The five day forecast in northeast Ohio calls for temperatures about five degrees above normal. Today’s high near 9 degrees and tonight’s low around 65. Humidity to rise, with possible scattered showers Wednesday to Saturday totaling about a quarter inch. Rainfall for the year sits 0.23 inches below normal at 18.10 inches. Officials report no fronts expected to alter the pattern.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
County College site study Hernandez from Puerto Rico
A report notes Carmelo Hernandez, a non swimmer who came to the United States from Puerto Rico six months ago, is under the county college site dispute and may face legal action to block the Abbe Road location. Attorney Saddler studies eminent domain and fair market value as possible bases. The college board awaits Noyes firm survey results and Wayne Hogan’s inquiry about a site off Murray Ridge Road.
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J Pablo Hernandez
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Lorain County Community College
Abbe Rd
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Aucau
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Wayne Hogan
Elyria Real Estate
Murray Ridge Rd
Cattle Ranchers Decry U.S. Beef Plan To Britain
Argentine cattle ranchers condemned U.S. efforts to sell beef in Great Britain during the weekend. They told President Arturo Illia that such plans show an unfriendly attitude toward Argentina.
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UPD
Arturo Illia
Great Britain
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