Oberlin College Opposes Super-Port Plan for Lorain Airport
Oberlin College considers a high cost campaign against a proposed super-port at Lorain County Regional Airport. The college may spend up to 200000 dollars and has hired an aviation expert as adviser. John Kneller states the college's position as completely opposed while not opposing the present airport and seeking information on its impact.
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Oberlin College
Lorain County
John Kneller
Oberlin College fights proposed super-port over airport noise
Kneller cites Oberlin tests showing noise impact before airport approval. Lawyer Hill urges a nine-pronged, years-long campaign costing up to 200000 dollars to oppose the Russia Road super-port. Provost Kneller questions board resolve as leadership wavers on the plan.
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Provost Kneller
Hill
Windstorm Claims At Least 25 Across Eight States
A windstorm sweeping 500 miles of the East Coast brought heavy rain snow and sleet with gusts to 100 mph. At least 25 people were killed across eight states as gale warnings continued from Eastport Maine to New Jersey. New England seas and floodwaters disrupted shoreline communities and inland roads piled up over two feet of snow in northern areas. The storm hit eight days before winter officially began.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Eastport
Maine
New Jersey
New England
Ex Pakistan minister Z A Bhutto arrested in Karachi
Former Foreign Minister Z A Bhutto, who steered Pakistan closer to China and weakened ties with the United States, was arrested amid links to week long anti-government student protests. The government said 14 other opposition politicians, including Abdul Wali Khan, were also detained.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Z.A. Bhutto
Red China
United States
Bhutto
Pakistan People’s Party
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Abdul Wali Khan
National Awami Party
Weather Summary with Cold Sunset and Light Reading
Weather note describes clear cold sunset tonight and sunrise tomorrow. High around 33 degrees with a mid afternoon reading and a low near 32 degrees.
Czechoslovak Crackdown tightens press travel limits
Soviet backed leaders move to expel Western reporters and ban non party writing while warning editors to follow official line or face removal. Prague also imposes travel restrictions to the West as youth protests loom amid August reforms.
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Foreign Ministry
Erban
Ore
Surana Ore Torbeonen
Muthorsies
Five Negroes Rob Civil Rights Office. Three Die in Boston
Five suspects raided the New England Grass Roots Organization in Roxbury Boston early today shouting for money. They killed founder Guido St Laurent 41 and two co workers. Fred Rose 41 was wounded and two other staffers critically injured. Police chased five men seen fleeing the three story building.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Grass Roots
Roxbury
Fred Rose
Boston Oe Hospital
U S presses Europe to raise defense effort vs Soviet threat
In Brussels U S officials said Washington will urge NATO allies at a three day meeting of foreign, defense and finance ministers to boost their own military contributions against the Soviet threat raised since the Czechoslovakia invasion. Secretary Rusk arrived for talks as Allied Supreme Commander Gen Lyman Lemnitzer urged more troops and weapons to counter militancy.
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Red Army
Liat Edhe Rye Ie
Brussels
UPI
United States
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Rusk
Lyman L. Lempiteer
West
Viet Cong and Saigon reject U S go it alone talks threat
In Paris the Viet Cong and North Vietnam endorsed the U S threat to talk alone if Saigon boycotts. Saigon rejected any binding agreement on South Vietnam. Clifford urged talks with Hanoi on de escalation while Saigon attendance remains the key.
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Paris
UPI
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Vietnam
Saigon
Ton That Thien
U.S
Clark M. Clifford
Duong Dinh Thae
Front Viet Cong
North Vietnam
United States
Washington
Clifford
Thien
Daniel Southerland
Hanoi
Southerland
Duong Dinh Thao
Robber gets two to 45 years for fatal escape crash
Wallace Brown twenty from Youngstown received two to 45 years in Mansfield reformatory for robbery and auto theft after pleading guilty. He and Marvin Gibson fled pursuing officers when their car crashed at Woot Avenue and Broad, killing two people and injuring others. Gibson later faced Oklahoma murder charges from the incident.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Lorain County
Clark
Fast Bridge St
Brown
Marvin Gibson
Pot
Woot Avenue
Broad
Arthur Coombs
North Ridgeville
Coombs
Gibson
Local Market Ads Highlight Specials and Deals
A fragmented newspaper snippet shows ads for Meyer Goldbergs and a general market section. It mentions specials on pages 72 and 33 and references automation and speed in work, with partial product lines and prices.
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Meyer Goldbergs
Mike
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Thal
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Conservatory of Music
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Armour, Herrick, Kneipple and Allen
Russia Road County Air- Hill
By Donald P. Myers
Atlantic Seaboard
Port Monmouth
N.J
New York State
Bloomingburg
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Tennessee
Ture
Lorain
New London — Hospital
Lorain Civic Center
Columbia — Landiil
Milan
Wellington
Better Health
James C. Jackson
Prague
Panther
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Anissa Jones
Buffy
Johnnie Whittaker
Jody
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Guido St. Laurent
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
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