Czechoslovakia denounces nationwide anti Soviet protests
Prague reports say anti Soviet demonstrations spread nationwide over two days as 167 people were arrested in Prague. The government called the protests illegal and said organizers face criminal charges amid new censorship rules on radio and television. Violence erupted in Brno and Česke Budějovice during the unrest.
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Weather outlook with clouds and light snow flurries
Variable cloudiness and cool today with a chance of showers and snow flurries in higher elevations. Sunday should be fair and slightly warmer. Middletown rainfall to date is 31.12 inches, last year 34.46 inches.
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O Hairs Group Seeks Cross Removal From Oklahoma Fairgrounds
Madalyn Murray O Hair called for removing a cross at the Oklahoma City fairgrounds. She warned she will sue if needed to enforce the ruling on church and state separation. She urged state entities to stop appealing to religious voters to stay in power.
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The Ties Herald Rec��rded Nov. 9 1968 Middletown
The Ties Herald Record dated November 9 1968 from Orange County Newspapers division Newark area Middletown New York publishes daily with pricing details for single copies and subscriptions. It lists mailing addresses at 40 Mulberry Street Middletown NY and notes regional coverage in Orange Sussex and Pike counties.
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Pike
Scotland Yard Captures Last Great Train Robber Bruce Reynolds
Scotland Yard detective Supt. Tommy Butler arrested Bruce Reynolds, the reputed brain behind the 1963 Glasgow to London royal mail train heist worth 7.3 million pounds. Reynolds was seized at a Cap Martin villa near Torbay after Butler pursued the case for years as the remaining gang members faced conviction. Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy were honeymooning aboard the Christina off Glyfada, Greece, with plans and details not disclosed.
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