De Gaulle’s France joins space age with satellite launch
Paris reports France’s first earth satellite circling hourly after a seven hour delay. A three stage Diamond rocket launched from Hamma guir in Algeria carried the package, placing the craft in an elliptical orbit from 320 to 1098 miles as De Gaulle seeks prestige in the final week of his campaign.
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Reading skills drive boosts by 45 Elyria students
The Chronicle Telegram notes extra effort to raise reading skills with 45 Elyria High School students taking part. Amherst Board race sees top vote getter become third woman on the board. Christmas coloring contest for youngsters staged by The Chronicle Telegram. details in magazine section page 20.
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Married men happiest, says survey in Speaking Frankly
Mary Mc Grath argues in Speaking Frankly that married men are the happiest, citing a recent survey. The column on page 38 weighs the findings, reflecting on domestic life, satisfaction, and social perceptions of marriage. The piece frames happiness around partnership and steadiness in daily routines.
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Edward Horton Reveals Food Likes In Celebrity Cook Book
Actress Edward Everett Horton shares favorite and disliked foods in the women’s section of today’s Celebrity Cook book. Writers note this feature appears on pages 8 and 9 with related profiles.
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Sheffield Lake seeks austerity plan if levy fails
Area news notes that the Sheffield Lake school system may pursue an austerity program if the 6.7 mill operating levy fails at the special election set for December 7. The item appears on page 19. AVON LAKE council to hold a special meeting Monday to consider a relocation resolution for Re76. NORTH RIDGEVILLE Republican Club to host a reception for new officials after the swearing in ceremony. See pages 2 for more.
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Zambia asks Britain for air protection at Kariba Dam
President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia has requested Britain to send an air strike force to guard the Kariba Dam on the Zambia Rhodesia border. UK cabinet decision expected Monday after talks via Malcolm MacDonald who is coordinating aid. Kaunda has long appealed for military aid following Rhodesia's unilateral independence declaration.
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Train smashes car in Sheffield killing mother and two daughters
Mrs Mona J King 37 and two daughters Deborah 12 and Mary Ann 10 died after her northbound station wagon failed to stop at the Norfolk and Western crossing on Harris Road. The fast freight dragged the wreck 300 feet. Witnesses and police blame a switch engine idling nearby for the confusion.
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Holiday traffic toll hits 328
United Press International reports that the Thanksgiving week end traffic toll reached 328 deaths as the holiday period began. The rolling count shows at least 778 traffic deaths since the autumn holiday began at 6 p.m. Wednesday, with the breakdown listing traffic 328 fires 43 planes 51.
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Pickets mass for peace walk in front of White House
Pickets crowded the White House area as police guarded the site for a peace demonstration. Heavy rain gave way to sun as marchers demanded an end to the fighting in Viet Nam. Arnold B. Sawislak reports from Washington with observations on the massing crowd and security measures.
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U S jets strike near Hanoi and Haiphong amid Viet War action
News wires report US Air Force strikes near Hanoi and Haiphong target Soviet supplied anti aircraft missile complexes. The raid coincides with a Washington protest march as hundreds gather on Pennsylvania Avenue facing the White House and leaders meet with aides to discuss aims of the antiwar demonstration.
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Tornado tears through Midwest. bank robbers thwarted in Texas
A violent Midwest storm spanning nearly 1000 miles left one dead and ten injured as tornadoes, winds, hail, and rain battered eight states. In Texas a bank robbery in Idalou ended with three suspects captured after hostages and a car trunk escape plan failed.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Tonight
Fragments describe cloudy windy conditions with scattered snow flurries through the night. Temperatures fall to the lower teens by late afternoon and dip further tonight. Sunday looks mostly cloudy with a few snow flurries and a slight temperature change.
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