Lorain County Tax Revolt Spurs Poll Behavior
Lorain County taxpayers show rising opposition to taxes at the polls in a Chronicle Telegram survey. Local issues reveal tax hikes driven by property taxes and government spending increases since 1958, with several municipalities adopting income taxes to fund services. Federal taxes further pressurize residents, while millage rates vary across districts.
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U S Draws Middle East Settlement Plan
The United States proposed a plan to unify Jerusalem under Israeli control while returning other 1967 lands to Arab states. It calls for demilitarized zones with international force, guaranteed navigation freedoms, a Jordan role in Jerusalem, and a Gaza corridor reestablishment. It also outlines refugee solutions and adherence to a UN Security Council resolution.
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Soviets press for border talks with China
Moscow sent a note to the Chinese Embassy urging immediate negotiations on border disputes. The Soviet message rejected Chinese claims to Soviet territory and called for resumption of talks that began in 1964. It cites treaties and asks both sides to observe them, noting recent clashes on the Ussuri River with Soviet casualties.
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Variable Cloudiness Brings Snow Flurries and Cold
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness with snow flurries and a colder day. Highs in the 20s, tonight’s low from 10 to 15. Partly cloudy with continued cold conditions tomorrow.
U S Drive Against Enemies Threatening Two Provincial Capitals
More than 5,000 Americal Division infantrymen press a three way coastal drive south of Da Nang to neutralize enemy forces menacing Tam Ky and Quang Ngai. Command reports 313 enemy killed, 37 Americans dead, 337 wounded. Three operations Frederick Hill Geneva Park Iron Mountain target base camps and suppress reinforcements as Saigon defenses hold.
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Hushed tribute paid General Eisenhower funeral arrival
Washington mourners filed past the flag draped casket in a quiet chapel as Eisenhower lay in state and crowds gathered outside. Foreign dignitaries began arriving for the funeral at Washington National Cathedral, including British and Russian representatives, while Former President Johnson planned to attend with Lady Bird. Truman declined to attend.
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Day Of Mourning Proclaimed For Eisenhower
Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes issues a day of mourning for Dwight D. Eisenhower with federal and state offices closed. Schools and many businesses suspend operations. private firms decide on closings. Some Cleveland and Cincinnati venues list limited hours and memorial services.
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Ohio Marine pallbearer names at Eisenhower service
The pallbearers at Dwight D. Eisenhower's National Cathedral burial included Army 2nd Lt. Gregg S. Baker from Columbus Ohio stationed at Ft Myer Virginia Marine Cpl James Allen Shope from Chillicothe Ohio at Marine Barracks Washington Marine Cpl Roger J Albrecht from Linton North Dakota at Marine Barracks Coast Guard Seaman Douglas E Brown from Saugus Massachusetts based in Washington Navy Seaman Lester W Mills from Culpeper Virginia and Roger H Wood from Ashland Virginia both at Washington Naval Station Air Force Sgt James R Wis er from Pulaski Tennessee Bolling AFB and Army Sgt James R Jones Jr from Berwick Maine Ft Myer Virginia.
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Saugus
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Culpepper
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Ashland
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Pulaski, Tenn
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Berwick
Maine
County offices and courts close for national mourning
Lorain County government offices and courts will close tomorrow for the national day of mourning for Dwight D. Eisenhower. Clearview schools shut with reopening Tuesday. Elyria and Lorain A A A offices won’t sell plates but stay open for other business. Court dates set for Tuesday. Post offices and liquor stores also close.
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Nixon Mourns Eisenhower in Camp David Seclusion
President Nixon spends time in Camp David seclusion with one assistant as he works on the eulogy for Dwight D. Eisenhower. He plans to deliver the tribute in the Capitol Rotunda after Eisenhower lies in state, with Eisenhower having helped name Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains.
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