Union Votes Bus Strike Threatens Lorain Elyria Runs
Lorain Elyria City Lines faces a 1:30 p.m. negotiating session with management and Local 1034 Amalgamated Transit Union to avert a midnight walkout as contract talks stall. The 50 union members voted to strike when the one year extension of the two year pact expires tonight. A walkout would halt bus service between Elyria and Lorain and beyond.
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Lorain
Lorain-Elyria City Lines, Inc
Local 1034
Amalgamated Transit Union
Kenneth Moffett
Broadway
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Winter Snow Quietly Falls as Elyria Braces for Slippery Streets
Elyria commuters proceed cautiously as a light snowfall of .8 inches spreads through the area. Snow depths in Ashtabula Lake and Geauga counties reach up to 20 inches, with two salt trucks plowing from 10:30 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. and again this morning. Road crews use 18 tons of salt to mop up and prevent accidents amid chilly forecasts of partly cloudy skies and highs near 32 degrees.
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Elyria Safety Service
Jack M. Birchhill
Gemini 7 rehearses for go ahead in space mission
At Cape Kennedy astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell conducted two hours of dummy capsule work rehearsing stowage of two weeks of supplies and waste and reviewed the long flight plan. Gemini 6 pilots Schirra and Stafford also trained on the rendezvous chase as launch plans proceed.
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AL Rossiter JR
Cape Kennedy
UPI
Prospecta
Gemini
Frank Borman
James Lavell
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Borman
Lovell
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Cape
Santa to lead Elyria Christmas Parade Tonight
A brisk Elyria Christmas parade begins at 7 30 p m with Santa Claus as the star. Units form at Park Ave and East Broad Street, move west along Broad to West Ave, south to Second St, east to Middle Ave, and north to the dispersal point between Broad and Second. Santa will hand out lollipops in Ely Park after the parade.
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Santa
Elyria
North Pole
Old St. Nick
Park Ave
Broad
Second Sts
Santa Claus
Ely Park
Weather Outlook: Cold and Partly Cloudy With Light Snow
A weather summary notes continued cold with partly cloudy skies and light snow flurries today and tonight. Highs near 28 to 34 degrees, lows 16 to 20, followed by slightly warmer, partly cloudy conditions on Wednesday.
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Ohio
Bricker Charged With Interfering In OSU Politics
Former U S Senator John W Bricker now OSU trustee faces a charge of interfering with the political activities of political science professor David Kettler. Kettler filed the complaint via the local AAUP chapter after receiving a Bricker letter following his IRS information request about a publication by Dollar Federal Savings and Loan of Columbus. Bricker denies any interference and calls the claim unfounded.
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Kettler
Bricker
Internal Revenue Service
Dollar Federal Savings and Loan Association of Columbus
Dollar Holler
FBI
Herbert Philbrick
Philbrick
IRS
Dollar Federal
Electronic watchdogs sniff water pollution across Ohio rivers
A computerized monitoring station will be placed in the Black River at Elyria, part of nine devices in seven rivers spanning 183 communities in 28 northern Ohio counties. Devices measure temperature, dissolved and suspended solids, and dissolved oxygen. Additional sites include Maumee River near Defiance and Toledo, Sandusky River at Fremont, Grand River at Painesville, Hocking River at Athens, Great Miami River at Cleveland, and Scioto River at Higby. Governor Rhodes backs a Great Lakes River Basin Commission to secure federal funds for pollution control, with support from interior and other states.
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Black River
Elyria
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Great Lakes Commission
Cleveland
Ohio Water Commission
Maumee River
Defiance
Toledo
Sandusky River
Fremont
Grand River
Painesville
Hocking River
Athens
Great Miami River
Scioto River
Higby
Rhodes
Interior
Stewart Udall
Great Lakes States
McNamara says North Vietnam tripling infiltration into South
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, returning from a rapid world trip, said North Vietnam is tripling its infiltration into the South to about 4,500 men a month with the dry season. He noted intensified bombing of supply lines but ruled out bombing Hanoi or Haiphong for now. He cited Viet Cong setbacks and warned the road ahead in Vietnam would be long and hard.
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Washington
UPI
Robert
McNamara
Viet Nam
Andrews Air Force Base
London
Paris
Guam
Johnson
Hanoi
Haiphong
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Reds Driven Off In Two Battles Near Saigon and Cambo diem Border
Communist forces attacked a U.S. Special Forces camp about 80 miles west of Saigon and a second assault 265 miles northeast near Binh Dinh. The first attack yielded heavy enemy losses with 104 Viet Cong reported killed by Vietnamese officers, though U.S. advisers counted 15. Allied casualties were described as light. The second clash involved about 1,200 communists striking militia and popular force troops. friendly casualties were moderate and the outcome remained in doubt after contact ended. The Cai Cai camp near the Cambodian border had hosted Sen Edward Kennedy during a prior visit.
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Saigon
U.S
Binh Dinh
Popular Force
Cai Cai
Viet Nam
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Red China pushing third nuclear test pause ends
United Nations disarmament officials report Communist China is hastening a third test, possibly in mid December or early January, with an estimated yield of 20 to 30 kilotons. Beijing planned a 1963 Moscow Treaty nonparticipant status, while U Thant calls for a universal disarmament conference by 1967 to include all nations.
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United Nations
HTNS
China
Peking
Sinkiang
Red China
Ridgeville renewal grant focus path
Amherst trustees propose compromise on a commercial rezoning plan for interchange area. Oberlin reports on conditions among Mississippi Negroes in the community. Brighton Township Zoning Board of Appeals approves six variations to permit use of house trailers in residential areas. Too many vitamins and not enough chores describe a go go generation per Mary McGrath. Vermilion council begins work on organizing a newly created municipal court.
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Amherst
Brighton Township Zoning Board of Appeals
Mary McGrath
Vermilion Council
Klansmen tied to civil rights march death trial
Federal attorneys pressed conspiracy charges against Collie Wilkins William Eaton and Eugene Thomas three Ku Klux Klansmen accused of conspiring to violate civil rights in connection with last spring's Selma to Montgomery march A midnight rendezvous with an FBI informer disclosed their alleged role in a civil rights worker's death in Montgomery Alabama
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
FBI
Collie Leroy Wilkins
William Eaton
Eugene Thomas
U.S. ‘District Court
Nuclear free zone aim eyed by UN group
The General Assembly's Main Political Committee moved for early consideration of a resolution to make Africa a nuclear free zone. The committee was buoyed by an 112 to 0 Assembly vote calling for a world disarmament conference no later than 1967.
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United Nations, N. Y
UPI
General Assembly
Assembly
Jim Brown Sued for Paternity After Steelers Win
Cleveland Browns star Jim Brown was named defendant in a paternity suit filed by 18 year old Brenda Ayres. The suit follows Brown's 42-21 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers as Cleveland clinched another Eastern Division title. Brenda expects her child in February. The case arises separate from a prior assault and battery charge, where Brown was acquitted after a lengthy Cleveland Municipal Court trial. Brenda, a high school dropout, showed nervous testimony during the earlier trial.
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UPI
Jim Brown
Brenda Ayres
Hassel Adrine
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Brenda
Adrine
Cleveland Municipal Court
Norman Minor
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