Newark Baker Proves Death Error On Certificate Mixup
Harold E. Deacon a 53 year old Newark baker's helper shows his own death certificate issued four years earlier and reveals he was misidentified as a heart victim buried in a New Orleans family plot. He wrote to his sister Mrs Harriet Robin in New Orleans explaining the mix up.
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Life magazine article triggers Rhodes libel suit
Life Magazine said the article that prompted Gov. James A. Rhodes to sue for libel “speaks for itself.” Rhodes will file suit with New York attorney Louis Nizer, over allegations he used campaign funds for personal gains and paid penalties on his income tax.
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Hippie candidate flies paper plane to NM Election Bureau
Ulysses S. Grant announced his gubernatorial bid by delivering a paper airplane through the Election Bureau window. Director Nancy Miles refused to register him citing his stated refusal to pay the 1320 filing fee.
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Santa Fe, N.M
Citizens Committee Fails in Fluoridation Petition Drive
The Citizens Committee Against Fluoridation in Cincinnati failed to force a July 7 local election after Hamilton County Elections scrapped 4,685 of the 27,432 signatures. The drive required 25,649 valid signatures for a special election.
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UPI
Citizens Committee Against Fluoridation
Hamilton County Board of Elections
Apollo 13 Crew Tested for German Measles Ahead of Moon Launch
With the Apollo 13 mission three days away, a space medical team conducted rapid tests to check if two astronauts have German measles. The checks come as the crew undergoes final preflight medical clearance at Cape Kennedy.
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Norwalk Area Weather and Local Births and Deaths
Sunny with increasing clouds and warmer temps, highs in the 60s to 70s and windy this afternoon. Tonight showers possible with lows in the 40s. Thursday cooler with highs 40s to 50s. Friday cloudy and cool. Norwalk highs 54, low 36. Births and deaths listed for local residents. Mini Skirts On Way Out page four.
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Jon Roebuck
Walnut St. Norwalk
Howard Rosekelly
Collins
Union Blames Goon Squads For Ohio Truck Halt
Union officials accuse roving goon squads of intimidating Teamsters with at least 17 000 workers off the job in Cleveland Akron Toledo and Columbus. Gov Rhodes orders patrols expanded as armed drivers halt trucks and unloads injure or threaten. parts plants slow with Lima Ford furloughing 300 workers.
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United Press International
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cleveland
Akron
Mahoning County
Teamsters
Ford Assembly
Lima
Rhodes
Zanesville
Medina
Guards Deployed as Collinwood High Reopens Amid Tense Climate
About 700 Ohio National Guardsmen were ordered to Collinwood High School to protect students after a Monday shutdown due to racial disturbances. Police remained on site as gangs damaged windows and white parents demanded talks with officials.
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Cleveland
UPI
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Carol B. Stokes
Paul W. Briggs
National Guard
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Briggs
Davis
Shaker Heights
Lakewood
Painesville
Chagrin Falls
Ashtabula
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Norwalk group pursues petition to sell power plant
A Norwalk citizens committee tabled a petition to sell the municipal power plant until Ohio Edison submits an appraisal of the electrical system. James Zuber says the plan will appear on the November ballot if the petition gains 320 signatures by August 6, with attorneys reluctant to draft it.
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Norwalk
Ohio Edison Co
James Zuber
Ohio Edison
Chicago
Zuber
Board of Elections
Not Obscene Brief Filed In Summerlin Case
Robert Summerlin appeals his seven year sentence for selling an obscene book at Bob's Grocery and News Stand. Attorney Ted Jorio argues inadmissibility of the book 69 Potion and First Amendment protection. An oral hearing is expected in Toledo within a month.
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Robert Summerlin
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Norwalk
Summerlin
Bob
News Stand
Ohio State Penitentiary
Ted Jorio
Toledo
Gallon and Callender
Somo
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Iorio
Ronald H. Freeman
Freeman
Jury seated in $28,000 damage suit over 1966 crash
In Common Pleas Court a jury of seven men and five women was seated to hear a civil case filed by Douglas Harvey of Huron seeking $28,000 against James J. Augustine of Ashland. Harvey alleges Augustine ran a red light at U. S. 20 and State Route 4 west of Monroeville, striking Harvey’s car July 1 1966. Augustine’s defense may claim glare from a setting sun affected his view. The case is before Judge Robert Gabel.
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U. S. 20
Monroeville
Douglas Harvey
Huron
James J. Augustine
Ashland
Harvey
George Howells
Sandusky
Augustine
Howells
Richard R. Huber
Milan Harvey's Insurance Company
Grange Mutual Insurance Co
Norwalk
Freeman and
Freeman
Robert Gabel
Sandusky County
Teachers Bid For Public Support In Milan Salary Talks
The Berlin Milan Teachers Association urges the public to attend tonight’s Milan board of education meeting at 8 to back higher salaries. EMTA president Theodore Stoll says teachers will read a prepared statement. the board offered 6 055 while teachers seek a minimum 6 300 starting wage after last week’s deadlock.
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Milan
Berlin-Milan
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