Anti-firearms Bills surge after Kennedy death in Congress
Anti-firearms factions push new bills nationwide with aims from universal registration to interstate restrictions. National Rifle Association spokesman Marvin Driver cites eight pending measures while Senate Bill 14 led by Sen Thomas Dodds would bar delivery to under 18, with mandatory return receipts.
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Marvin Driver
National Rifle Association
U.S. Congress
Senate
Congress
John F. Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Strike hits 2 can firms
The United Steelworkers Union calls a first container industry strike in 11 years, shutting 32,000 workers at Continental Can Co and American Can Co across 60 plants in the U S Canada and Puerto Rico. Union rejects a one year deal with a 12 cent hourly raise and a contract extension. National Can Co negotiates separately with the USW and is not struck, its contract runs to month’s end.
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New York
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Continental Can Co
American Can Co
National Can Ce
National
Hurtling stock car kills boy and injures crowd in Dallas
In Dallas Ga a stock car vaulted from the track into spectators killing a one year old boy named Wayne Dye of Austell and wounding at least six others. The driver Richard Petty escaped injury and the car veered into a ditch before launching into the crowd. The boy’s father received minor injuries.
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Dallas
Ife
Wayne Dye
Austell
Richard Petty
Austria Mourns President Adolf Schärf at 74
Vienna reports the death of President Adolf Schärf a life long Socialist who helped secure Austria's neutral independence after World War I. He died Sunday night aged 74 from an old liver ailment complicated by influenza.
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Vienna
UPT
Adolf Schaerf
Austria
Schaerf
Cloudy Ohio Forecast With Rain Shifting East
A weather notice for Ohio shows increasing cloudiness with rain in the west and highs from 38 to 62 degrees depending on location. Rain spreads across the state Tuesday with a slightly warmer trend, and northeast tonight drops to the 30s while the southwest warms to 45 to 50. Lake Erie expects east to northeast winds around 10 to 18 knots today and tonight.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Glass industry strike looms nationwide
A union spokesman said a 30,000 worker walkout in the glass container industry is a distinct possibility, with a nationwide strike seen as likely on Wednesday.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Lorain Ex-Mayo r Flaherty Dies in Columbus
Patrick J. Flaherty former three term Lorain mayor died at 9 a m in Columbus after a heart attack. He had moved to Columbus after his marriage about three months ago and served two terms on the Ohio State Democratic Central Committee ex treasurer of Lorain. Surviving are two sons and a daughter living in Lorain. The body was taken to an Columbus funeral home and will be moved to Lorain tomorrow.
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Patrick J. Flaherty
Lorain
Columbus
Flaherty
Ohio State Democratic Central Committee
Egan and Ryan
Reidy
Spencer Youth Dies In Route 162 Crash Killing 18 Year Old Daniel Baker
Tragedy deepens a Spencer family as Daniel Baker 18 of 103 South Main Street dies in an auto crash on Route 162 two miles east of Huntington. James D. White 24 and Glenn Miller 22 were hospitalized with serious injuries. White was driving east from Ashland when he lost control while passing Layton Meininger 20. Meininger sustained minor injuries. Baker attended Black River High School and worked at the Tops Shop Elyria. Funeral Wednesday at Parker Funeral Home Spencer with burial at Malter Creek Cemetery.
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Spencer
Daniel Baker
South Main St
Rt. 162
Huntington
Daniel
Patrick
James D. White
Glenn Miller
Wellington
Whyte
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miller
Lorain County Hospital
Lorain
State Highway Patrol
White
Ashland
Layton J. Meininger
Rt. 58
Sullivan
Meininger
Elyria
Black River High School
Tops
Broad St
Geraldine Ferguson
Louise Baker
Micheal Baker
Wooster
Alec Danelishen
Brunswick
Parker Funeral Home
Dale Wagner
First Methodist Church
Malter Creek
U S Defines North Viet Nam as Key War Engine
The State Department white paper declares North Viet Nam as the main foe powering the South Viet Nam conflict and says peace hinges on threatened U S attacks on Hanoi. It ties China to the North Viet Nam campaign but does not threaten Beijing. The document signals willingness to risk broader war to halt the war of liberation.
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Washington
HTNS
United States
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
State Department
Hanoi
United
China
Soviet Union
World reacts to U.S. Viet Nam white paper as propoganda
Communist China denounces the U.S. state Department white paper on Viet Nam as a tool of oppression and slander. Soviet Premier Kosygin blasts U.S. bombing and expansion of the war, saying Asia will unite against American aggression. Hanoi terms the document proof of U.S. plans for a gradual widening of the war.
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China
U.S . State Department
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Rept
North Viet
United
U.S Administration
U.S
United States
U.N
Peking
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Premer
Alexei N. Kosygin
East Germany
Kosygin
Asia
Southeast Asia
Oberlin students end hunger strike as others begin Viet protest
Thirty nine Oberlin College students end a 48 hour hunger strike at six pm. A new group starts a second two day fast to protest U.S. policy in Vietnam. Gordon Roberts says the chain of hunger strikes aims to push for peace and self determination for the Vietnamese people. Other campus groups join in, with some Peace Center members participating as individuals.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Viet Nam
Gordon Roberts
Huntington Lone Island
Roberts
Oberlin Peace Center
Peace Center
John §. Riley
Ashtabula
Keystone levy vote set for 4 and 5 mill measures
Keystone Local School District schedules a special election with a 4 mill operating levy and a 5 mill levy for five years. Polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m. district cites $70 revenue per year per 5 mill option for new teachers and school additions. Contact details offered for transportation and babysitting services.
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Lagrange
Keystone
Bruce Bhoendler
Rome
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Boehler Anday
Viet Nam
Ams
Morris Ferensen
Rt. 303 East
Boehler
Alfred Karpinski
Rt. 301 North
Army Engineers Recommend Lake Erie Ohio River Canal
The Army Engineers report to Congress says a 120 mile canal linking Lake Erie and the Ohio River is economically feasible at an estimated cost of 1.025 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Army Engineers Today
Congress
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Indonesia withdraws from United Nations
Indonesia announces its departure from the United Nations after gaining independence with U.N. support, becoming the first country to leave the organization and signaling a major shift in its international stance.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Indonesia
U.N. Shelp
United Nators
Where to turn Where to turn AMHERST council's building lands unit to consider rezoning tonight
AMHERST council's building lands unit plans to review several rezoning requests at a meeting tonight on page 5. The page also flags a feature on a dog found in frigid Vermilion River waters and other local items.
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Amherst Council
Vermilion River
Birmingham
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