Johnson ends unpleasant night after gall bladder op
President Johnson spent a most unpleasant night since the operation but continued recovery on schedule. Vice President Humphrey visited Bethesda and said Johnson was uncomfortable with restlessness and sleeplessness, while discussing foreign and domestic matters and a possible November visit by Chancellor Erhard.
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Tentative agreement reached in Electro Alloys labor dispute
After 26 hours of bargaining within three days, Electro Alloy Division of American Brake Shoe Co and Local 323 of the International Molders and Allied Workers Union reached a tentative agreement. The company offered what it called its best, with the union to report to members. A membership meeting is set for 2 pm Wednesday to consider a package worth about 28 cents an hour in pay increases and fringe benefits, as the 72 day strike with about 250 workers continues.
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Kashmir clashes disrupt truce amid Kashmir violence
New Delhi reports ongoing clashes and riots in Indian Kashmir as UN observers push to enforce a truce with Pakistan. Police fired to disperse mobs in Srinagar amid protests over arrests tied to pro Pakistan groups. Indian troops say they killed 15 Pakistani infiltrators and captured five in several clashes.
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Elyria Sets Trick or Treat Night and Halloween Parade
Elyria will observe trick or treat night on October 39 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The annual Halloween Parade is slated for October 30 at 7 p.m. After the parade, cider and donuts will be served in Ely Park, Safety Service Director Jack M. Birchhill said today.
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First Cuban refugee boat arrives as coast guard watches
A 36-foot cabin cruiser MMM carrying 17 refugees was sighted near Key West as UPI reports say Cuban boats prepared to depart from Cuba to Florida amid Castro's "open door" exodus policy. Coast Guard noted heavy boat traffic and warned that several other boats might follow. The Havana government alleges a Cuban coast guard killed a man during related events.
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U S tightens trap on Viet Red horde
U S forces and Vietnamese units launched a major assault in South Viet Nam near the coast, aiming to trap and crush Viet Cong units. About 5 000 US Cavalry and airborne troops joined Vietnamese forces to attack suspected Viet Cong battalions in the South Valley eight miles from An Loc. Air strikes followed by B 32 bombers targeted the area as the joint force pressed the operation from a hillside command post near An Loc. Casualties among U S and Vietnamese troops were reported light, with officials urging caution about early casualty totals.
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City allows Orlean Construction to continue work
Elyra Cry Building Inspector Robert S. Stephen had ordered a halt to new work by Orlean Construction, Kligler Construction, and Mittleman Construction while a court decides if he can revoke their licenses. Today the Chronicle-Telegram was told the contractor will be allowed to continue projects already underway pending that ruling.
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Indonesia curfew on Sumatra and court case stalls builders
Atty John Gallesher said Stephen withdrew part of an order affecting permits for three construction firms in the Sherwood Drive Hollywood area while allowing completed work to continue. The firms face FHA-ordered corrections and possible loss of financing if flaws are not corrected.
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Aquanauts End Sealab Experiment in Ocean Capsule
Aquanauts complete a 45 day Sealab ocean technology test near La Jolla California. Ten veteran Navy divers led by Robert Sheats exited the 57 foot steel capsule to ascend to the Berkone mother ship after a ten minute lift. The crew, third to stay 15 days, tested human capability under six times surface pressure while Scott Carpenter previously led earlier missions. The crew began Aug 23 and were to emerge from a decompression chamber by eight p.m. EDT.
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Ohio bids for $280 million atom smasher on Wednesday
Gov James A Rhodes and Sen. Frank J Lausche will head an Ohio bid Wednesday to land the proposed $280 million atom smasher for the Buckeye State. Informed sources say California and Texas have the inside track in the race.
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Georgia patrols bolster force for King march in Crawfordville
Georgia state troopers, joining a 40 strong unit, will march with civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr in Crawfordville and nearby towns. The arrival of up to twenty troopers aims to bolster security as King and followers plan a rally and a mass march on the Taliaferro County courthouse. State officials said troops would be used to keep order amid expected protests and to allow King to address supporters.
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King Urges Harmony Amid Calls for Justice at Mansfield
In Mansfield Ohio Dr Martin Luther King Jr urged churchgoers to turn world discord into a national harmony standing up for justice despite danger even unto death He criticized segregation in churches noting the Sunday school remains the most segregated school He travels to Crawfordville Ga for a rally that night after remarks in Ohio.
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Second front page previews future predictions and world notes
The page reports a Washington housewife who predicts the future and notes on France digging silos for Minuteman missiles. It covers coop and government farm bargaining, farm helicopter use, October strawberries, liquid manure handling, and other farms news. Time and Money discusses district blues, Hubert Humphrey's leadership during Johnson's surgery, and a constitutional question.
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Weather outlook with showers and cooler temps
Weather forecast shows scattered showers this afternoon and tonight with clouds. Warmer highs in the mid sixties and a low around 42 to 19. Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect with southwest winds 15 to 22 knots becoming northwest 18 to 26 knots then 20 to 30 knots. showers possible.
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