Norwalk Names Hohler to Police Force
Donald T Hohler high scorer on the Civil Service exam for police patrolmen is appointed to the Norwalk police department effective Sunday April 11 He a 1956 St Paul High School graduate has worked at Superior Coach Co since October and was former Norwalk Reflector sports editor for seven and a half years He and his wife and two children live at 2 Richard Ave Firemen responded to a plant alarm at Superior Coach due to a defective electrical switch triggering the sprinkling system alarm box at 6 am today.
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Donald T. Hohler
Norwalk Police Department
Board of Control
Hohler
St. Paul High School
Superior Coach Co
Norwalk Reflector
Richard Ave
Bottle Thrown Through Store Display Window
A full beer bottle was hurled through a five feet square display window on the east side of the Pohl Store at 25 E. Main St during the night. The breakage was found when the store opened this morning. Police say the bottle, which did not break, was likely thrown from a car.
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Pohl
E. Main St
County Court sets date for Riley dumping charge
Leon Riley of Riley Excavating must appear in County Court at 9 15 a m on Monday April 26 on a charge of dumping rubbish and paper. The case stems from a November 1964 complaint by the Huron County Board of Health. A separate civil suit saw Margaret Wunder awarded 10 220 10 in damages after a two day Huron County Common Pleas trial against Albert C Deer over a July 5 1963 auto crash at Routes 4 and 162. A public hearing on a proposed zoning ordinance tied to the city master plan is set for 7 30 p m in the city council chamber with potential third reading deferred requests.
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Leon Riley
Riley Excavating
Huron County Board of Health
Margaret Wunder
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Canton Fire Kills Three Children In Sw Side Duplex
A stubborn blaze in a two family dwelling on Canton Ohio's southwest side killed Dina 4 Gregory 3 and Karen 1 all children of Mrs Ruth Lambert 25. Mrs Lambert is listed in critical condition with cuts and burns while Wayne 6 the children’s brother remains hospitalized.
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Canton, Ohio
UPI
Ruth Lambert
Dina
Gregory
Karen
Wayne
Velazquez Oil Painting Acquired by Cleveland Museum
The Cleveland Museum of Art announced the acquisition of a 17th century Diego Velazquez oil painting for 500000 dollars. The museum did not reveal other details about the work or its provenance.
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Cleveland
API
Cleveland Museum of Art
Diego Velasquez
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Sunny and pleasant today with a high of 41 to 46. Tonight cloudy and warmer with a low of 30 to 35. Sunday cloudy and warmer with scattered showers and possible afternoon thunder. Sunrise 6 08 a m sunset 6 54 p m. Marriage license applications for John Gainok and Elaine Margo Krebs. Marriage license issued for Richard Louis Henry and Anita Lucille Burras. Births listed for Yassange Poole Hook Withrow and others. Derius entries for Harry G Gregg and George Fink noted.
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John Gainok
South Amherst
Elaine Margo Krebs
Wakeman
Richard Louis Henry
Galion
Anita Lucille Burras
Bellevue
Norbert Yassange
Elm
Lehman Poole
New London Rds
George Hook
Willard
Arnold Withrow
Newton
Double Suits Filed Over Route 601 Crash Fatalities
Two separate lawsuits seek 75000 each in Huron County Common Pleas Court after a March 31 1963 collision at Route 601 and Route 20. Janet Barth and Robert Chandler died in the crash involving Trans-American Freight Lines, Inc and driver John J Glinken.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Forest Barth
Janet Mary Barth
Canton
Trans - American Freight Lines, Inc
Detroit
John J. Glinken
Dearborn, Mich
Gilbert A. Claes
Robert Nelson Chandler
Trans-American Freight Lines
Glinken
Miss Barth
Chandler
Claes
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Soviet jets challenge U.S. air power over North Vietnam
UPI reports that Soviet built jets joined the air war as 150 U S forces attacked bridges near Hanoi and Than Hoa. The clash saw one Navy jet shot down and a second crash landing while North Vietnam claimed many U S planes were shot down, though casualties were unconfirmed.
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Saigon
Hancock
Coral Sea
Dong Phuong
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
Dragon’s Mouth
Than Hoa
Navy
U.S
da Nang
South
Viet Nam
Antioch College String Quartet Concert at Norfolk Junior High
The Antioch College String Quartet performed Friday at Norfolk Junior High School, describing their instruments and playing Mozart and Bach. The event, sponsored by Young Audiences Inc, drew attentive students and a notable serious pose from one boy in the audience.
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Antioch College
Norfolk Junior High School
Young Audiences, Inc
Accidental electrocution claims Sandusky man near Monroe ville
On Patten Track Road north of Mason Road Erie County deputies report Charles FE Sanders 38 of Campbell Street died after his head struck a power line while on his overturned Sandusky Dressed Beef Co. truck He was a father of five The second death involved Frank Timm 40 of Richard Circle Sandusky who died by his own action with a 16 gauge shotgun on Patten Track Road near Fox Road
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Patton Track
Monroeville
Charles FE. Sanders
Campbell St
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Sanders
Patten Track
Mason Road
Ohio Edison Co
Frank Timm
Richard Circle
Sandusky
Patten Track Road
Fox Road
Perjury Action Sought Amid Bank Failure Probe
Senate rackets subcommittee chairman John L McClellan said testimony in the bank failure inquiry is bulging with perjury and urged the Justice Department to act quickly. He cited false statements heard during hearings into the San Francisco National Bank and the First National Bank of Marlin Texas, with a witness alleging $446 000 diverted by two Negro financiers from two Texas banks.
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Washington
UPI
John L. McClellan
Senate Rackets Subcommittee
Justice Department
Arkansas Democrat
Chaiman
McClellan
San Francisco National Bank
First National Bank of
Marlin
Tex
San Francisco
Senate
Texas
Jokers Earn A But F For April Fool’s Prank At School
Five students asked a study hall teacher to use her room to prepare for a test. One boy disappeared after an April Fool’s prank involving a fake fall from a window. He was unharmed and the group received poor marks for the stunt and a reprimand.
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Norwalk High School
Democratic Senators Push Broader Voting Rights Bill
A group of eight Democratic senators urge Mansfield to back a broader voting rights bill. They say a wider approach is needed to end discrimination in voting, beyond the current Johnson proposal. Congress faces committee action with a plan to extend protections to areas without literacy tests.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Edward M, Kennedy
Mass
Thomas J, Dodd
Conn
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America
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el Tex
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Derius
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George Fink
Collins
Edward H. Corbett
Akron Admin
Rtone
Michigan State University
Marietta College
Armada
Red
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N. Viet Nam
Laos
Thailand
Hainan
DaNang
South Vietnam
Marlin Bank
Subcommittee
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minn
Vance Hartke
Ind
Stephen M. Young
Young
Ohio
Gaylord Nelson
Wis
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Walter F. Mondale
Harrison Williams
N.J
Lee Metcalf
House
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