UF passes halfway mark in pledges in Lorain County campaign
With four days left in the We Care Campaign the United Fund of Greater Lorain County reports 52.5 percent of its $1,389,600 goal in pledges totaling $729,415. Industrial A leads at 65.9 percent of its $934,500 quota with $616,003. Construction at 86.9 percent with $17,650 of $20,300. Industrial B at 34.5 percent with $7,270 of $21,100.
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United Fund of
Greater Lorain County
Ers
A. J. Scheel
H. Boyd Cameron
John §. Coragin
Record voter registrations set in Lorain County 1960
Lorain County reports 98 842 residents registered by Sept 25 to vote in the November 5 presidential election, among Ohio's 3.9 million registrants. Secretary of State Ted Brown notes Ohio surpassed 1964 totals. four counties joined the registration list since 1964.
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Lila Black
Lorain County
Ohio
Lorain
Black
Brown
Clinton
Delaware
Knox
Preble
Carlisle fight back in court
Carlisle incorporation bid returns to court as attorneys seek a new trial based on a changed condition since the 1966 ruling. Judge Le Roy F. Kelly previously blocked the plan because the county home lay within the area proposed for incorporation. the home has since moved to Amherst Township.
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Carlisle Township
Harry Bogart
Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Amherst Township
Elizabeth Thomas
Robson Road
Carlisle
Gerald Webber
Sanitation workers strike in New York City recurs
New York City sanitation workers union members walked off the job for the third time this fall. A Daily News quiz asks if the claim is true or false. The report notes a broader context of labor actions during the period.
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Sanitation Workers Union
New York City
Today's chuckle about automation creating jobs
A humorous note argues that automation is paradoxically increasing the need for workers to fix errors. It highlights the irony of machines prompting more human intervention and correction tasks.
Saigon fears peace talks may concede too much
Saigon leaders warn Washington’s push for a pre election peace pause could weaken allied bargaining with Hanoi. Officials say a deescalation pledge may not curb communist war aims and could spark anti American unrest in South Vietnam. Archbishop Binh urges objecting if the halt serves Saigon’s interests.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Binh
Bunker
Thieu
Apollo 7 Crew Heads Home After Harsh Houston Row
Apollo 7 astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham eased from space after a tense exchange with Mission Control in Houston. They plan to land southeast of Bermuda at 7 12 a m EDT aboard the Essex recovery carrier. The crew teased the final television show while signaling their eagerness to return home.
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Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Schirra
Hawaii
Bermuda
Essex
United States
Mission Control Center
Houston
Control Center
Earth
Gladys Sweeps Across Atlantic Shipping Lanes
Hurricane Gladys moved from Cuba and Florida into the open Atlantic after a Florida landfall near Homosassa Springs. It caused $5.5 million in damage, five deaths, and mass evacuations as it toppled roofs and flooded roads along the coast. Florida seeks federal disaster aid amid widespread power, communication outages, and beach erosion.
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N.C
UPI
Cuba
Florida
New York
Europe
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Mass
Gladys
Gulf
Homosassa Springs
Fla
Hatteras
North Carolina
Florida Gulf Coast
Apollo 7 splashdown sequence outlined for returning craft
AP reports Houston Space Center details the Apollo 7 return tomorrow. Key moments include engine burn at 6 48 am EDT, capsule separation at 6 45, entry at 6 56 over Houston, two drogues at 7 07, three mains at 7 08, and splashdown 230 miles SSE of Bermuda with carrier Essex on standby.
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Space Cener
Houston
Earth
Hawaii
Bermuda
Essex
36 hour cease fire frees 14 Viet POWs off North Vietnam
The United States and North Vietnam announce a 36 hour cease fire along 288 square miles of the North Vietnamese coast for the release of 14 North Vietnamese seamen captured over two years ago. The prisoners were taken from Da Nang to 12 miles off Vinh where they disembarked, as part of goodwill moves amid stalled Paris peace talks.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
New Jersey
Washington
Hanoi
Paris
Dubuque
da Nang
Vinh
Weather Outlook Showers Detours and Warm Day Ahead
Bit warmer with sunny conditions and not so cool today. Highs expected in the mid 60s to low 70s, then fair and cooler tonight with lows mostly in the 10s. Tomorrow fair and warmer. Sunset 6 39 p m, sunrise 7 39 a m. High 66 at 4 10 p m yesterday. Low 41 at 7 00 a m.
Mideast Deadlock Confirmed by Israel and Egypt
United Nations notes that Israel and Egypt submitted confidential memoranda to U N special representative Gunnar V Jarring, confirming their long standing deadlock over resolving the Arab Israeli conflict after eleven months of peace efforts following the 1967 war.
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Israel
Egypt
Jerusalem
Cairo
Gunnar V. Jarring
Sweden
U.N
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