Lancione Enters Democratic Governor Nomination Race
Columbus UPI Bryan Lancione, House Minority Leader from Bellaire, announced his run for the Democratic nomination for governor next year while DiSalle and King weigh their options. Democratic State Chairman William L. Coleman declined to comment until he knows the field, calling Lancione one of the party's most able leaders.
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DiSalle
Washington
William L. Coleman
Coleman
Bi Ou Ta A
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Frank W. King
Rhodes
King
Columbus
UPI
House
A.G. Lancione
Bellaire
D. Toledo
Fire ruins Dudley home. rebuild planned on same lot
Joe E Dudley and wife reported their fire damaged residence at 243 West Main Street on March 30. Dudley said today he will rebuild on the same lot but not on the same site, announcing intentions to restore on the property.
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Joe E.dudley
W. Main St
Dudley
Reflector
Fire chief warns on grass fire risk after two blazes
Norwalk Fire Chief Kenneth Link cautions residents about dry grass leaves and wind after two Wednesday fires started by embers from burning barrels. He urges delayed burning and permits with department checks to prevent loss of life or property. Fire crews extinguished a trash burner blaze at Stella Burton's home and a barrel spark fire behind the Savage Trailer Court.
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Kenneth Link
Link
Norwalk
Stella Burton
Gibbs
Savage Trailer Court
Jefferson St
Weather outlook and births and deaths notice
Showers or thundershowers may affect about seventy percent of the area this evening and tonight with mild conditions. Highs expected in the 62 to 68 range and overnight lows 46 to 51. Sunrise 5 19 a m sunset 7 00 p m. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Juris Rangers 196 E Main girl F T Mr and Mrs Elmer Lesch 19 Spring St boy F T Mr and Mrs James Dennison 8 Glover girl Mr and Mrs Myles Wilson 5 Water St boy Mr and Mrs David Knoll North Fairfield boy Mr and Mrs Rudolph Tock Wakeman RD 2 girl G5 Mr and Mrs Clarence Greathouse Willard twin girls W Mr and Mrs Herman Van Zoest Willard girl W Mr and Mrs Jerome Brown Plymouth girl. DEATHS Mrs Elizabeth Hazen 84 rural New London immitt A Ransberger 59 Hamburg N Y.
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Juris Rangers
E. Main
Elmer Lesch
Spring St
Rudolph Tock
Wakeman
Clarence Greathouse
Willard
Herman van Zoest
Elizabeth Hazen
New London
Immitt A. Ransberger
Hamburg
N.Y
Protests Rise as Soviet Forces Halt Berlin Autobahn Convoy
Soviet troops halted a U.S. Army convoy on the Berlin autobahn for three hours amid a fourth day of harassment. MIGs roared over West Berlin, buzzing air corridors while airliners were endangered. Western protests yielded no change as East German Soviet maneuvers were cited.
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UPI
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
West Germany
Bundestag
Bundesrat
East Germany
Helmstedt
Edison Bridge named in honor of Thomas A. Edison
Milan Chamber of Commerce leaders witnessed Governor Rhodes sign into law a bill naming the new Sandusky Bay bridge the Thomas A. Edison Memorial Bridge. The Ohio Historical Society will install signs at each end after completion. Edison was born in Milan.
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Louis A, Weiss
James A. Rhodes
Sandusky Bay Bridge
Thomas A. Edison
Columbus
Milan Chamber of Commerce
James A
Ohio Historical Society
Milan
Johnson Proposes Unconditional Talks on Vietnam Peace
World reactions varied as Lyndon Johnson outlined unconditional discussions for peace in Vietnam. Britain lauded the plan with a large aid proposal, Japan signaled willingness to participate, and South Vietnam welcomed the diplomacy while cautioning over preconditions and recognition of Hanoi.
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Britain
Japan
South Viet Nam
Johnsn
United States
Viet Nam
London
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Hashimoto
Ivan van Do
South Vi
Et Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Ohio Senate Faces Impasse Over 888 Million Highway Bill
The Ohio Senate reopened with a stalemate on Gov. Rhodes 888 million highway and safety fund as Democrats and Republicans clash. With the chamber 16 all, a single Democratic vote could pass the measure. leaders postponed further action amid tense caucuses and unclear strategy.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Norwalk Police Bat .024 On Burglary Cases First in a Series
In 1964 Norwalk police investigated 41 burglaries with a 2.4 percent arrest rate. Nine cases were attempted with no entry, two unfounded, leaving 30 with a 3.3 percent solution rate. one arrest covered 23 cases with 4.3 percent value-taking solvability. Discussion cites morale, manpower, and calls for wage hours.
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Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Ray A. Chapin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bellevue
Troy
Toy
FBI
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