Gilligan addresses Oberlin students urging voting
Senatorial candidate John J. Gilligan told about 400 county Democrats and 600 Oberlin College students that democracy does not guarantee victory. He urged 18 year olds be allowed to vote and called for Vietnam withdrawal, predicting 60 million voters would cast ballots in November. He defended Humphrey’s Chicago choice and cited reducing military spending as unlikely without action.
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Lorain County
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Gilligan predicts McCarthy backing for Humphrey
Gilligan told about 400 county Democrats and 600 Oberlin College students at a fish fry that Senator McCarthy will support Vice President Humphrey. He said McCarthy would express that support on his return from Europe, boosting Humphrey’s campaign strength.
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Weather report showers and thundershowers possible
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers mainly this afternoon and evening. High in the 80s and a low in the 60s. Expect considerable cloudiness and warm conditions with more scattered thundershowers tomorrow. Sunset at 7:23 pm and sunrise at 7:16 am. Previous high 87 degrees at 2:46 pm yesterday and low 64 degrees at 4:15 am today. Details on page 18.
Cad ana Too many of us are like the old deacon who prayed
An old religious reflection compares contemporary people to a deacon who prays to be used by the Lord in his work, especially in an advisory capacity. It emphasizes humility and service over visibility.
Elyria to begin rise of golden age center next week
Construction of the $26 million Elyria golden age center starts next week at East Avgenne and Fourth Street. Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority confirms federal HUD financing for 181 units, backed by bonds up to $2,853,699. Messer Construction, Fremont, will build the public housing with remaining funds for appliances and draperies.
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Fremont
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Fre- Toon
Humphrey Faces Violence and hecklers in Ohio tour
Hubert H. Humphrey's Ohio campaign swing featured heckling in Cleveland and a stabbing incident at Euclid Beach Park during a steel roast. William McWilliam, 41, of Cleveland, was stabbed while aiding a police officer amid clashes. Humphrey labeled the Eisenhower Nixon era a great GOP slumber and called George Wallace a racist in a Cleveland interview. He spoke in Columbus on Saturday pledging to do all in his power to end the Vietnam War.
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Toledo, Ohio
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Ohio
Cuyahoga County
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America
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Columbus
Carl B. Stokes
U.S. Senate
John J. Gilligan
Hijacked Colombian Planes Forced to Cuba by Guerrillas
Two Avianca airliners were seized after takeoff from Barranquilla with 137 aboard and diverted to separate Cuban air fields Santiago de Cuba and Camaguey. Geraldo Ayerbe Chaux called the act violent and possibly Havana directed. One plane released. the other held in Santiago.
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Colombia
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Avianca Airlines
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Defense
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Garcia
Clalis
Santiago de Cuba
London
Cartagena
Santa Maria
Hyackers
San Juan
Miami
Plate
Axver de Chaux
Santiago
Cartasena
Marine
Kennan interview and campaign analyses headline index
Scholar and former ambassador George F. Kennan discusses Soviet international affairs in an interview. Three Associated Press analyses examine the presidential campaigns of Nixon Humphrey and Wallace. In Greece a referendum on a treaty with Turkey is planned for Sunday. A major auto pileup on Britain’s M1 injures at least 12 people with two in critical condition.
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Greece
Turkey
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Toddington
England
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Soviets recover Zond 5 after round moon flight
Zond 5, launched September 14, circled the moon and splashed down in the Indian Ocean Saturday night. Soviet recovery ship retrieved the capsule with scientific instruments and data, signaling a possible forthcoming manned moon rendezvous.
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Indian Ocean
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Britain
James E. Webb
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Moon
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