Inez Defies Florida Then Aims Bahamas In Storm Path
Brawling hurricane Inez brushed past southeast Florida delivering gusts up to 100 mph and two feet of water in some streets. The storm moved toward the Bahamas with warnings easing as Inez neared Nassau where a one month old child died and others were reported missing. The system, weakened from its peak, threatened Cuba as it tracked away from the U.S. coast.
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Isau
Miami
Fla. 4
Hurrison
Weather Bureau
Inez
Tropics
Florida
U.S
Cuba
Atlantic
Webber Aide on Trail Judge Hunts Fathers Who Skip Support
Lorain County Judge Henry P. Webber announced a stepped up child support program to locate fathers who can pay but do not. Bailiff Joseph Guzik will serve as special investigator for welfare cases and report findings to the court.
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Lorain County
Henry P. Webber
Webber
Joseph Guzik
Guzik
Peter Dobrosky
Anthony Marino
Carl R. Finegan
14800 Walk Out at 3 GE Plants Amid Plea for Pause
About 14 800 union workers walked off at GE's three plants nationwide in a two week postponement tied to a presidential appeal. President Johnson urged keeping operations to avoid harming the Viet Nam effort while negotiations continued. Cabinet members joined talks as the IUE rejected the defense supplier’s latest terms.
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Washington
General Electric Corp
Johnson
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Inernations Union of ‘Electrical Workers
County college opens amid traffic as students flood campus
Lorain County Community College Abbe Road campus welcomed 2,700 first day students while construction continues on five buildings. Dr. Max Lerner said classes would settle soon though crowded conditions and a traffic strain persisted as workers and staff occupied the site and future buildings near completion.
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Abbe Rd
County College
Antil
Max Lerner
Lerner
Bill Barton
Avon Lake
Don Willets
Elyria
Terry Romes
Gary Romes
Lorain
Soviet bloc closes in on China over Sino-Soviet split
Soviet led bloc and East European allies edge toward a final clash with Peking over isolationist policies. Pravda notes Kremlin talks with European Communist leaders on unity and concern about China, with Romania also participating. New summit talks signal further visits and possible unified condemnation of China.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Russia
China
Peking
Mao Tse-Tung
Soviet Bloc
Pravda
Kremlin
Red China
Romania
Bucharest
Supreme Court role questioned in News Quiz prompt
A test styled News Quiz asks readers to identify the Supreme Court’s proper role. The prompt appears amid farm policy discussions and a roundup of upcoming agricultural events.
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Supreme Court
U S forces report 117 more enemy killed near Qui Nhon
Helicopter borne troops engaged a mixed North Vietnamese and Viet Cong force 40 miles north of Qui Nhon in central coast mountains. The two day toll rose to 227 enemy dead with 110 killed Sunday in the sustained fight. Casualties among U S Cavalry were light as crews recovered downed helicopters.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
1St Air Cavalry
Qui Nhon
Dong Ha
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Elyria man questioned in death of Akron youth
A 21 year old Elyria man Robert Wilson is being questioned in the death of 17 year old Joseph Patrick whose body was found along Krumroy Road in Springfield Township south of Akron. Deputies say paint and body putty samples from Patrick match samples taken from Wilsons car. Patrick is from Springfield Township and the death occurred about 8 15 yesterday morning. Deputy officials stated details and charges remain under investigation.
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Elyria
Springfield Township
Here
Summit County
Elyrian
Robert Wilson
East River St
Joseph Patrick
Patrick
Wilson
Krumroy Rd
Sheriff's Departmen
American Legion Hall
Ohio
Obie
Ohio roads see deadly weekend in statewide crash spree
A rash of pedestrian fatalities and traffic deaths over a long weekend in Ohio left multiple people dead. Reports describe several crashes and a high toll across various counties, with authorities urging caution on holiday weekends.
Shipping Backlog Returns at Key Port After Feud
U S officials say more than 60 freighters wait to unload at a major port as a feud among the Army the Agency for International Development and mismanagement cripples cargo flow. Experts urge high level Washington action to force cooperation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tthis Key
U.S
Agency For International Development
Washington
Essa 3 Weather Satellite Circles Earth After Launch
Weather reporter base in California notes Essa 3 satellite completed a near perfect launch and began circling the poles, marking a milestone in meteorological observation. It reports the craft entered orbit successfully and will enhance global weather data collection.
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Calif
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