Campaign behind pace as final reports urged before Thursday luncheon
General Chairman Arthur Hudnutt urged campaigners to use good weather to finish assignments and aim for victory at Thursday's luncheon. Final reports from all company chairmen and team captains are requested, as several divisions show adjustments and overall pledges total $900,061.76, 65.7 percent of the target.
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Arthur Hudnutt
Hudnutt
United Fund Office
Returme
Kincheon
United Fund Workers
Robert Stelnanats
Driver escapes as car flips near I 90 bridge construction
An Elyria man Ottis R. Stieffel 41 escaped with cuts and bruises after his car flipped onto its top near the Interstate 90 bridge construction on Abbe Road Sheffield scattering debris. Police said he had been speeding and lost control.
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Abbe Rd
Elyria
Sheffield
Ottis R. Stieffel
Vermont Ave
Stieffel
Elyria Sees First Frost As Temperatures Dip Across Area
The region reports first killing frost of the season with lows near 28 to 31 degrees in Elyria and nearby towns. Weather officials note variations by location, predicting mild trend after tonight as highs reach the mid sixties.
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Elyria
North Ridgeville
Diederich
Columbia
Ray Diedench
Ohio
Cleveland
Hopkins International Airport
Lorain
Jerich
Sheppard jury selection continues in Cleveland retrial
In Cuyahoga County Court, jurors are being seated to retry Sam Sheppard for the murder of his first wife Marilyn. The process follows a Supreme Court order for a new trial citing irregularities from the original proceedings. Ariane Tebbensohn, Sheppard’s second wife, was reported to be returning to Cleveland from Germany.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Samwal H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Cuyahoga County
US Supreme Court
Sheppard
Blonde Ariane Tebbensohanns
Cleveland
Dusseldorf
Germany
Judge Francis J. Tally Rules Unqualified Prospective Jurors
Defense counsel F Lee Bailey cites Sheppard case parallels asking jurors to start fresh as they weigh the Marilyn Sheppard murder. Sheppard, 42, was convicted in 1964 of bludgeoning Marilyn Sheppard who was four months pregnant.
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Francis J. Tally
Dr. Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Weather forecast with frosty tonight and mild days
The report notes frost tonight with a continued mild day. It lists low temperatures around 20 to 37 and a high of 66 expected yesterday afternoon. Sunrise and sunset times are provided with a 39 degree low this morning.
Nations pledge peace talks as Viet Nam pullout hope grows
Seven-nation summit in Manila ends with a communique offering to withdraw foreign troops from South Vietnam within six months after conditions are met. Leaders pledge elections by fall and a consultative process to ease war problems while stressing regional security and progress.
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Ament
Nguyen van Thieu
South Viet Nam
Thanom Kittikachorn
Thailand
Ferdinand E
Marcos
Philippines
Ondrawal
Asia
Pacific
Saigon
Ale- Tiniscary and Homie
Goveror
Maleesaang Palace
Manila
Johnson
Alles
Hanoi
Malacanang Palace
Ferdinand E Mar
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The
Amherst Miffed over Rt. 2 Ribbon Cutting Plans
Amherst plans to open the first link of relocated Rt. 2 on Nov 2 with Gov Rhodes and highway officials attending. Local resentment and procedural questions cloud the ceremony as Amherst leaders debate hosting duties and heating logistics amid limited time.
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Amherst
Rt. 2
James A. Rhodes
State Highway Department
Marvin R. Davis
J. E. Ulead
Lorain Chamber of Comsmerce
Amhersten
Davia
Amherst Commnder of Comuneres
South Viet troops free 18 chained prisoners
Government forces launch a major Mekong Delta offensive freeing 18 prisoners chained in a cave. Among them were 13 soldiers and five women including a nun. they were undernourished and severely starved as the operation unfolded with thousands of troops involved.
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Saigon
UPI
Mekong
Long Phu
William C Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Delta
Viet Nam Mon
Lindberg Blvd
Two Victimton Dead In Unclear Collision
A Berea farmer James Smith dies after his pickup truck crushes him when it falls onto him in a two vehicle incident. His son Ralph drove the car being steered with Kenneth in the pickup. Berea police report this as Berea’s first traffic fatality of 1966.
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Berea
Columbia Station
James Smith
Marks ‘Rd
Southwest Community Hospital
Smith
Ralph
Olmsted Township
Kenneth
Striking Gypsum Workers to Vote on Company Offer
Local 416 members at National Gypsum Co Lorain plan an afternoon vote on the latest contract proposal after talks led by Federal Mediation Kenneth Evans. A previous company offer was rejected by strike action when the two year contract expired Sept 38.
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Lorain
United Cement
National Gypsum Co
United Steelworkers
Broadway
Sidney Felton
Avon Lake names new city engineer after two months
Avon Lake council hires a city engineer following a two month vacancy. The action appears in the investigation page and reflects ongoing municipal staffing changes. Local officials emphasize qualifications and project oversight as priorities.
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Avon Lake Council
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