India mobilizes reserves on borders with Pakistan
India activated army navy and air force reservists along its frontier with Pakistan amid massed troops on both sides. A Defense Ministry spokesman cited unknown reserve strength and noted a recent skirmish with tanks as tensions rise. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi prepared a nationwide broadcast before a three week Western Europe and U.S. trip.
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Gospel Pete Mum On Adventure Reunion Of Two Aged Associates
Rev Lawrence J MacAllen aged 64 of Elyria reunited with his 25 year companion Gospel Pete the ventriloquist dummy stolen Oct 12 along with $150 worth of magic equipment. The dummy was recovered from a 15 year old Elyria boy who bought it for $1.50. The youth was referred to Juvenile Court. magician supplies remain missing.
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Drizzle Likely With Mild Temperatures This Weekend
Weather sketch shows drizzle and cloudy skies today tonight and tomorrow with highs around 65 to 70 degrees and lows near 58 to 62. Precipitation chances 30 percent today and 40 percent tonight and tomorrow. Winds light and variable becoming east northeast. sunset 6 35 pm and sunrise 7 49 am. HIGH 65 at 2 30 pm yesterday. LOW 62 at 4 am today. Details on Page 12.
Bayh Probes Nixon Court Nominees Amid Debate
Senate Judiciary Chairman Birch Bayh orders a full review of President Nixon’s picks Lewis Powell Jr and William Rehnquist amid concerns over their stances on domestic intelligence and civil rights. He praises Powell’s intellect while questioning Rehnquist’s current views. The panel plans confirmation hearings in early November with broad Washington support for the nominees.
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Phase 2 wage price boards meet absent labor members
Labor absence marked the Phase 2 Pay Board and Price Commission meetings as AFL-CIO officials skipped due to scheduling issues while other members attended. A separate ruling upheld the 9 day Phase 1 wage price rent freeze, and government reports showed mixed signals on GNP and CPI, with inflation easing but growth slower than needed.
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Nixon to broadcast Veterans Day radio address from Camp David
President Nixon will speak to the nation by radio at 7 30 p m EDT tomorrow in tribute to Veterans Day The White House says the address will be broadcast live from Camp David Maryland where Nixon plans to stay over the weekend
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British kill two sisters in Ulster
In Belfast British soldiers shot and killed two sisters aged 30 and 19 after the car they rode in allegedly attacked troops with gunfire and nail bombs. A third woman was wounded while another with a leg wound was found nearby. Local eyewitness Seamus Leary described hearing a soldier order the vehicle to stop before the shooting. Gerry Fitt urged an official inquiry.
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County nets 361900 for public service jobs
The U S Labor Department awarded Lorain County 361900 in federal funds to create about 60 public service jobs for the unemployed. County officials plan to subcontract positions to smaller cities, with 30 percent reserved for unemployed veterans and a 10 percent local match requirement.
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Origami considered art in Elyria by Mrs. Hayes
Coming tomorrow Origami the art of paper folding is more than a children's pastime in Japan. Mrs. Ronald D. Hayes of Elyria says origami is a centuries old art of imaginative creativity. Embree H. Hoffman describes origami with pictures by Dave Jones in the Sunday Family Features section. Public and public assisted housing has grown to about 8 percent of Elyria's total housing. Karel Neikirk surveys this housing type in a series starting tomorrow. John B. Parker explains Welcome Wagon hostesses and their role for newcomers.
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Elyria
Embree H. Hoffman
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Karel Neikirk
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