Electro Alloys Strike Ends After 145 53 Vote
The three month molders union strike at Electro Alloys Division of Alex Corp ends as members vote 145 to 53 to approve the proposed contract. Baxter Lee, district rep of the International Molders, says the end is satisfactory to both sides. Production will resume Monday.
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Avon on the Green Church Dedication Slated Tomorrow
A brief item notes the Avon on the Green Methodist Church set for dedication tomorrow. The item also mentions New London trucking industry, an 81 year old facing questions about elder care, and a South Amherst woman's take on aging. The page references a journalism objective shaping future writers and a Magazine Page feature on page 10.
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Phyllis McGinley on Today's Celebrity Cookbook Page
Celebrity cookery page features poet Phyllis McGinley, noted Pulitzer winner, offering a concise reading from her menu muse. Page 12 highlights witty bites and domestic artistic flair, reflecting McGinley’s celebrated style through a light culinary profile.
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Stamp Facts Highlights Square Dance Year to 1944
Stamp Facts notes 1965 was big for commemoratives but 1944 promises to be even bigger. The page 16 item previews trends in stamp collecting with a focus on dance related releases and milestone anniversaries.
Behind the Scenes in a Hospital OR Shows Modern Surgical Tools
A layman’s look at operating room work reveals new surgical instruments and techniques used in modern surgery, helping readers understand the surgeon’s world through descriptive stories and accompanying pictures.
Woman Desires Two Husbands Leads Local Column
In Norwalk area news the column notes a woman’s unusual wish for two husbands. The piece reflects community reactions and local tone on personal life choices within the era.
Lorain shooting erupts at two East 28th St bars
A Lorain man Pedro Jose Ortiz Bonnilla, 28, shot Closs dead and wounded another before surrendering to police after a wild bar fight at Scrubby's Bar 1872 East 28th St. and a nearby MACC bar. He was charged with murder as officers arrived.
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Lorain Tavern Owner Found Dead in Lake Erie
A 42 year old Lorain bar owner, longtime proprietor of the Colony Lounge and later the Showboat Bar, was found drowned in Lake Erie near Century Park after his car was seen in a nearby park lot. Police and fire officials said the body floated in eight feet of water and indicate possible drowning. Neighbors noted the owner lived at 2520 South North Jefferson and had two survivors, a wife and a daughter.
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Pilot Lost After U S Planes Hit Hanoi Rail Bridge
A U S Navy F-8 Crusader was shot down 35 miles east of Hanoi during a raid on a strategic Hai Duong railroad bridge. The pilot parachuted into a defended area and is believed captured. Ground action in Pleiku Province uncovered 79 Viet Cong dead, with 365 bodies counted so far in the Plei Me area.
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Sukarno pledges hard line after abortive coup in Indonesia
President Sukarno pledged direct action against Reds following an abortive coup. He told a Bogor cabinet meeting that measures would punish Communist Party leaders and officials linked to the attempt. Radio Jakarta reported the first speech after the crisis, with nine cabinet ministers present and Aidit believed in hiding.
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Goldwater speaks at GOP meeting amid radical-church attacks
Barry Goldwater denounced radical extremist groups during a luncheon speech in Albuquerque. The remarks came as Republicans rally behind regional chairman Ray Bliss amid an ongoing effort to unite the party, with former Vice President and conference attendees pressing for a strong stance against radical elements.
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Nixon predicts inroads by left to hurt Democrats
Air Force sergeants captured as Nixon warned Friday night that left wing groups would hurt Democrats in next year’s general elections while right wing elements harmed Republicans last year. Bliss hospitalized after chest pains in Saigon after a speech.
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Bliss Sets Conditions After Heart Event Amid GOP Attacks
The report notes Bliss suffered a heart incident in Saigon/Bliss to rest in hotel, condition listed as good by Dr Redman and heart specialists in Akron. Nixon addressed a large crowd about GOP prospects while protests and disorder were alleged by extremists in several key states.
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India Says Pakistan Violated Ceasefire Four Times
New Delhi reports four Pakistani cease-fire violations since Tuesday. The heaviest clash occurred in the La Hore sector when tanks and artillery shelled Indian positions west of Hudiara, with India claiming 13 wounded and casualties on the Pakistani side. Separately, India says troops pushed Pakistani forces back from Indian territory near Ganganagar Rajasthan with intrusions up to six miles.
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Winking star space shot set for today
CAPE KENNEDY UPIS countdown proceeds on a Delta rocket launch to place a 385-pound geodetic explorer into an orbit of 690 to 922 miles. The Geos-1 satellite will map the globe and aid researchers in locating continents and measuring earth’s gravity, with five tracking systems and laser reference beams to improve accuracy to about 40 feet.
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Supreme Court to rule early on Voting Rights Act case
The U S Supreme Court will assume original jurisdiction and hear oral arguments January 1 in South Carolina’s bid to settle the act’s validity. The move could allow Negroes to vote in 1966 primaries, bypassing lower courts with federal-state dispute authority. Justices Black Harlan and Stewart dissented on the order.
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Weather Showers Sweep Ohio Under Mild Skies
Partly cloudy and mild today with two scattered light showers. High near 10 and low around 43. Sunday brings further showers in the north and cooler conditions. Lake Erie sees southwest winds 1 to 24 knots today, shifting to northwest 15 to 22 knots tonight with a chance of rain or drizzle.
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