Huggins Joins Harvard Med School Alum Hits Ben May Lab Director
Rockefeller Institute announces Huggins a Harvard Medical School graduate, Chicago alum, and director of the Ben May Laboratory for Cancer Research since 1951. He specializes in male urogenital cancer and prostate cancer, while Viena Reus is noted as a world famed pathology and virology expert linked to cancer causation and carcinogen action.
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Rockefeller Institute
Huggins
Halifax
N.S
Harvard Medical School
University of Chicago
Ben May Laboratory
He Ienna- Reus
GE strike looms as talks stall in pessimistic mood
Washington AP reports efforts to avert a General Electric walkout fail to break the deadlock. About 125000 workers across 11 unions threaten to strike at 1201 am Monday, with government urging a delay under Taft Hartley to keep defense plants operating.
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Washington
General Electric Co
White House
Viet Nam
John T. Connor
Paul Jennings
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
New ‘Company
Johnson
New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
General Electric
Reds Take Syria Side in Dispute
JERUSALEM reports the Soviet Union delivered a strong protest to Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol over border clashes with Syria. The note repeated accusations from Soviet media that Israel seeks to topple Syria. Eshkol met with Soviet Ambassador Dmitri Chuvakhin, as Israel prepared to take the matter to the UN Security Council despite potential Soviet veto. Fighting along the border with Jordan and Syria continued with casualties reported on both sides.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Soviet Union
Israel
Levi Eshkol
Syria
Eshkol
Dmitri Chuvakhin
Security Council
Russia
Jordan
Weather Warm with Clouds and Showers Today
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and warmer temperatures with occasional rain or scattered showers today and tonight. High 62 low 52. Friday remains partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers in the afternoon or night. Sunrise 7 37 a m set 6 56 p m. High 4 degrees at 3 4 p m yesterday. Low 45 degrees at 3 3 a m today. Details on page 28.
Five Killed as Af Cargo Plane Crashes in Texas Ranch
An Air Force C130 Hercules crashed on the 6666 Ranch near Guthrie Texas while filming television commercials. Five crew members died and a sixth survived after the four engine plane erupted in flames. The survivor was airlifted to Dyess Air Force Base for surgery. The aircraft belonged to the 516th Troop Carrier Wing based at Dyess near Abilene.
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Guthrie, Tex
UPI
Dyess Air Force Base
South Viet Nam
Dyess
Abilene
516Th
Fragmented OCR note on marriage or gifting questioned
Vague OCR fragment mentions male members and a coat then asks if married or given. Missing clear names, places or dates. cannot determine full event.
County plans end to severing local roads on bypass route
Lorain County Engineer Eugene Roberts says state highway plans should avoid bridging or underpassing existing roads as Elyria plans a Northwest Bypass from Route 57 to Route 113 near Murray Ridge. Officials, county and city leaders pressed for connected access points at Clemens Avenue and a mid block location, with county verifying later coordination with Elyria City Council on ties to development parcels.
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Lorain County
Eugene E. Roberts
Elyria
Northwest
Rt. 57
Rt 113
Murray Ridge Rd
Donald Timmer
State Highway Department Division Three
C. F. Crissinger
Clemens Ave
Clemens and
Murray Ridge
Sec
Robert Lloyd
Kenneth Beal
Clemens
Leonard P. Reichlin
County Commissioners
Ning
Timmer
Roberts
Oberlin
Cuyahoga County
Rusk eyes Hanoi peace bid despite rejection
Secretary of State Dean Rusk expressed hope for a more considered reply from Hanoi after the Communists publicly rejected the latest U.S. peace proposals for Vietnam. He said Washington does not accept the turndown as final in a Wednesday night speech to the Association of the United States Army.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
Rusk
Association of the United States Army
Kosygin faults Peking over Viet Nam policy at Sverdlovsk meeting
Premier Alexei Kosygin accused Red China of blocking world socialism from quickly ending US military actions in Viet Nam. He spoke at a Soviet Polish friendship gathering in Sverdlovsk and said China’s stance obstructs the struggle for socialism. He cited Moscow providing Hanoi with extra aid and training for North Vietnamese forces.
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Moscow
Alexe N. Kosygin
Red China
Viet Nam
Sverdlovsk
Urals
China
Viet Cong Use Civilians as Shields Near Saigon
UPI reports Viet Cong guerrillas used civilians as human shields to flee a clash with American 101st Division troops near My Phu in the Central Highlands about 23 miles northeast of Saigon. Two civilians were wounded. paratroopers suffered no casualties as guerrillas escaped during Operation Seward ongoing since Sept 5, 196 Viet Cong casualties tallied.
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Saigon
My Phu
Seward
McNamara vows no extension of one-year Viet duty
Defense Secretary McNamara says there will be no extension of the one year Viet Nam tour for American servicemen. He comments from Saigon and during a tour of Marine positions near the demilitarized zone. Police in Saigon report Viet Cong documents urging assassination, but no attempts found.
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Dong HA
South Viet Nam
UPI
Defense
Robert McNamara
Theu Iken
Viet Nam
McNamara
Naunnamank
Nantine
Oriskany
Tonkin Gulf
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Saigon
Where to turn Home honors policeman as page 27
GRAFTON citizens' committee promotes 14 mili levy with recently completed study on school district page 21 MILAN education board for Berlin-Milan announces Nation al Education Week plans page 20 NEW LONDON four insurance agencies to handle $1,060,400 school buildings and furnishings policy this year . page 18 VERMILION land trade between board of education and buikier looms page 3
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Grafton Citizens’ Committee
Milan
Berlin
NEW London
Board of Education
Buikier
Mexico reports 23 dead from Hurricane Inez in Tampico region
Mexico's unofficial death toll from Hurricane Inez rose to 23 as thousands sought high ground amid floods. A rescue boat overturned on the Tamesi River north of Tampico, drowning 15 rescuers, with eight more dead in the Gonzalez-Manuel area.
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Tampico
Mexico
Inez
Tamesi River
Gonzalez- Manuel
Two AF Thunderbirds die in midair crash at Nevada air show
Two F100F Super Sabre jets from the Air Force Thunderbirds collided during a Half Cuban Eight maneuver near Indian Springs Nevada. Captain Robert Wola Walla of Walla Walla Washington was killed. Captain Morgan Fite ejected but his parachute failed to open and his body was found near the wreckage.
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Indian Springs
Nev
UPI
Air Force
Thunderbirds
Robert Wola Walla
Wash
Om Fite
Melis Air Forestess
Inspect
Morgan
Jewelry thief robs motel room of $35,000 in gems
In Troy Ohio area a Birmingham Michigan jewelry salesman, stopping at a motel north of there, was robbed of two sample cases containing diamond, pearl, and sapphire rings valued at 35,000 to 40,000 dollars. Police said the suspect forced the door and fled while the victim was in the bathroom. No clues yet. state police possible aid.
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Troy
Ohio
UPI
Birmingham
Mich
Here
Don Linder
Rudolph Dormaier Jr
Trojan Motor Inn
Interstate 75
Dormaier
Lindner
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Tribal jealousies threaten Nigeria unity amid military rule
In Lagos, AP reports growing disputes between two young Nigerian colonels governing the country risk driving Nigeria toward partition along tribal lines as tensions intensify and the political order frays under military leadership.
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Lagos
Nigeria
$1 Million Loot Stolen From Montreal Mailroom
Police reported a likely $1 million in cash looted from Montreal mailbags stolen from a city mailroom. The heist occurred around 1 a.m. at the airport facility, with bags removed from the sorting area.
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Montreal
Nae
Derval Peer
Abot A .m
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Kosygin
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