Ridgeville water ownership sparks county debate
Lorain County Commissioners weigh a North Ridgeville take over of the $1 million water system amid broader talks of a county wide move. Commissioner Pincura supports the takeover if the Carlisle Eaton plan fails and funds and refinancing are in place, while Commissioner Horn urges a county owned system for all, with the North Ridgeville plant as a nucleus.
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Lorain
Three
County Commission
Ers
Ludwig M. Pincura
Carlisle - Eaton Township
James P. Horn
North Ridgeville
Pincura
Columbia-Eaton- Carlisle
Seven Resignations Shake South Viet Government
Seven cabinet ministers quit in Saigon as a government crisis deepened amid corruption claims and a police state charge. In the Mekong Delta fighting, Viet Cong and government forces clashed with U.S. helicopter losses and air strikes reported during heavy monsoon rain.
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Robert Tuckman
Miles
Saigon
Viet Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Ameri
Nclude Ky
South Viet Nam
Welcome for LBJ lacks zeal
President Johnson receives a restrained welcome in New Zealand's capital after a long flight from Pago Pago. The stop marks a friendly gesture to a longtime ally and a reminder of his Southeast Asia tour amid plans to meet allies and discuss the Vietnam war.
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New Zealand
Johnson
Washington
Pago Pago
South Seas
U.S
Honolulu
Weather outlook with light rain and near fifty degrees
Cloudy with occasional light rain this afternoon and tonight. High near 47, low around 4. Clearing and warmer tomorrow with highs near 52. Rain chances 60 percent today and tonight, 28 percent tomorrow. High 43 at 1 pm yesterday. Low 41 at 7 pm.
GE workers return to Evendale plant under court order
More than 6,000 workers at the Cincinnati GE Evendale jet engine plant return to work after a federal judge’s eight day cooling off order. The White House and Pentagon monitor eight other GE plants where about 25,900 workers are idle due to local disputes.
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Soviet satellite launch reported by Berlin observatories
Berlin reports that a Soviet space satellite was launched this week from Baikonur in central Asia and placed in orbit by Monday. Officials could not confirm whether the satellite is manned and noted conflicting initial statements from Foerster Observatory and Wilhelm.
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Baikonur
Central Asia
Resignations Hit Marseilles Police Force
Five member Marseilles police force sees another resignation after two days on the job as a patrolman cites cold hands from checking parking meters causing his departure. The chief had resigned a month earlier for a higher paying post.
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Marseilles, II
UPI
Marseilles
High court blocks Pennsylvania New York Central merger
The Supreme Court halted the planned November 1 merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads, delaying the largest U.S. rail system deal. Arguments set for January 1 and a final ruling on objections is pending, with a potential lengthy wait for decision. The merger would create a system valued over $4 billion with about 20,000 miles of track.
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Election head accuses Brown of meddling in November vote
Cuya hoga County Elections Chairman Dan Duffy accuses Secretary of State Ted W Brown of interfering with election planning. Duffy says Brown mailed instructions on how to run elections to people who will not be booth workers this year, though they did previously.
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Cuyahoga County
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Fragmented ad text lists groceries and prices across multiple shops
An OCR fragment shows a chaotic list of grocery items and store names with scattered prices and notes. Mentions include prune juice, ground beef, and various stores or locations, but details are unclear. The text mimics a marketplace advertisement from a past era with numerous misspellings and partial phrases.
Elyria Voters Face 7.2 Million Bond and 4.7 Mill Levy
Elyria City School District residents prepare to vote on a 7.2 million bond issue funding a six year building program and a 4.7 mill operating levy for teacher salaries and school operation. Superintendent George B. Smittle leads a door to door campaign with Cascade PTA escorts Mrs. Parmenter Mrs. Lampe and Mrs. Brown.
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Elyria School
George B. Smittle
Smittle
Cascade School
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William C. Parmenter
William Lampe
Fred Brown
Levy
FiveYearOld Shot By Accident In Norwalk Home
Jeffery Black a five year old boy was shot in the face at his grandparents home in Norwalk. Deputies said the accident happened when his 14 year old uncle Kenneth Chaffee was cleaning a shotgun in the bedroom and a shell was discharged after he loaded it to test eject. The youth died at Fisher-Titus Hospital. The incident occurred on Garfield Road in Florence Township near Florence Elementary School. Kenneth Chaffee is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Leonard Chaffee.
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Huron Country
Jeffery Black
Fisher - Titus Hospital
Jeffery
Kenneth Chaffee
Kenneth
Garfield “Rd
Florence Township
Florence Elementary
Leonard Chaffee
No Nobel Peace Prize Awarded for 1966
The Norwegian Nobel Committee met for two hours in Oslo and decided not to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 1966.
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Oslo
Norway
Net
Negro youths riot in East Oakland reported by AP
Gangs of Negro youths in East Oakland broke store windows and threw stones bricks and bottles at police and passing vehicles Tuesday night. Police called out reinforcements fearing a full scale riot in the racially mixed area.
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Oakland
Calif
Wellington school bond issue stirs PTA debate
A 150 000 dollar school building bond proposal sparks furor at a PTA meeting drawing sharp questions from residents. Officials emphasize district needs and future funding implications as the plan moves forward.
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Wellington
PTA
Peru town rattled by 55 second earthquake blow
Cal lao, Peru, suffered a massive quake that lasted 55 seconds, causing collapsed walls, widespread damage, and casualties. Officials report at least 101 killed and thousands affected as sewers flooded and debris blocked streets.救
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Camwaky
U.S
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Lima
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