Miners Stage Strike Shuts Mines Across Five States
In a wildcat action five states saw coal mines idle as about 20,000 miners walked out from midnight to 8 am to press for faster contract talks with the soft coal industry. The unsanctioned strike appears to have at least unofficial backing from UMW President W A Boyle.
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Masontown
UPI
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
UMW
W. A
Tony) Boyle
Newspaper subscription rates and service areas listed
UPI News Service details subscription terms for the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association. Carrier delivery areas include Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural zones. Mail rates apply to Huron Erie counties and other rural or unavailable carrier areas at $15 year and $23.40 year elsewhere in the US. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
Nothing New Under The Sun At Porter Ford Co
A shopper encounters a novel item that tells time by the sun’s shadow, prompting amazement at new values and service. Porter Ford Co offers used cars on Route 250 Bypass Milan with phone 499-2263.
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Porter Ford CO
Route 250
Milan
Black Orpheus to be shown at Schines Norwalk Theatre
Navalk Cinema Arts Group presents Black Orpheus the 1959 Cannes prize winner filmed in Brazil and directed by Marcel Camus. The Rio carnival setting and poetic visuals are highlighted as a pioneering French Brazilian co production. Screenings are Wednesday and Thursday April 13 and 14 at 8 PM.
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Navalk Cinema Arts Group
Brazil
Marcel Camus
Orpheus and
Eurydice
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
France
Camus
Schines Norwalk Theatre
Corpsman Who Q Made $13 Washer Visits City
Easter weekend at 25 Christie Ave. featured James Grant from Allentown Pa and Juan Pertierra of Manila as guests of Cornelius J. Ruffing. Grant, a former Peace Corps Iran veteran and Xavier University student, built a $13 scrap metal washing machine for Iranian women while serving as an extension agent. Pertierra, Loyola Manila graduate, studies at Xavier and aims for international trade. Pertierra played soccer for the Philippines at the 1960 Rome Olympics. both men discussed Peace Corps work and cultural exchange.
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Janet Conway
Cornelius J. Ruffing
Christie Ave
Con
James Grant
Allentown
Peace Corps
Iran
Juan Pertierra
Manila
Philippines
Xavier University
Xavier
Jim
Valley Forge Military
Ministry of Agriculture
Juan
Loyola University
Europe
Southeast Asia
Madrid
Rome
Malaya
Singapore
Hong Kong
66 Outlook For Perch Favorable
The UPI report states the 1966 yellow perch commercial catch in Lake Erie should equal or slightly exceed 1965 production. In contrast, the 1966 walleye prospects for the lake this spring are not good. Bureau sampling indicates the perch population remains largely composed of the still relatively strong stock.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
Lake Erie
U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Student thwarted self-immolation near White House yard
Police stopped 20 year old Arthur Hilary Zinner of New York from lighting himself in protest of the Vietnam War on Easter Sunday in front of the White House. A Secret Service agent and two officers subdued him as he tried to strike a match and he was taken to St Elizabeths Hospital for observation.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Arthur Hilary Zinner
New York
Viet Nam
Secret Service
Zinner
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Mayor Hears Four Assault Cases
Four assault and battery cases were heard by Mayor Harold E. Finch Saturday morning. A husband and wife, Raymond and Mrs. Weidinger, were both found innocent. James E. Snyder was found guilty of assault and battery, filed by James Willett of Louisville, Kentucky, while Willett was found innocent of a related charge. The paper notes a prior error naming Mrs. Snyder in a charge against her husband.
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Harold E. Finch
Raymond Weidinger
Main St
Kate
James E. Snyder
James Willett
Louisville
Willet
Snyder
Auxiliary Of Patrol To Convene In Columbus
Five delegates from the Huron County Ohio State Highway Patrol Auxiliary head to Columbus on Saturday for the two day annual meeting. Attending are Captain Joseph Statzer Donald Neilson Gerald Fife Rob ert Meyers and John Schmidt. Also going are Patrol Sgt Frank C Nedreski Corporal Sam Sparrow and Patrolman Richard Reach. Nearly 800 Auxiliary members will attend with speakers Dr Charles E Irvin of Daytona Fla and Ed Mason of Colpebee.
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Huron County
Ohio State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
Columbus
Joseph Statzer
Donald Neilson
Gerald Fife
Robert Meyers
John Schmidt
Frank C. Nedreski
Sam Sparrow
Richard Reach
Auxiliary Highway Patrol
Charles E. Irvin
Daytona
Fla
Ed Mason
Colpebee
125 Children In Milan Hunt Easter Egg Hunt
More than 125 children of the Veterans of Foreign Wars joined the Easter Egg Hunt in Milan on Sunday afternoon to enjoy Smoky The Clown’s antics.
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Milan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Smoky the Clown
Police Log Details Three Minor Car Crashes
A series of minor accidents were reported to police Saturday. Katharine Ruffing, 18, said her car was hit in the A and P parking lot by Paul Sampson. Edward Prack reported damage while parked in a city lot. Mrs. Ralph Klading said her car was damaged on 8 West Elm Street. Barbara Jean Miller, 10 Bouscau, reported a hit while parked near her home Friday night, with Robert Eberly later driven to the station after paint traces suggested contact with the Miller vehicle. He claimed no awareness of the collision and said he would contact the other owner.
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Katharine Ruffing
N. West St
A&p
Paul Sampson
N. Hester St
Edward Prack
Ralph Klading
W. League St
W. Elm St
Barbara Jean Miller
Bouscau
Robert J. Eberly
Willard RD
Sheriff’s Department
Eberly
Miller
Willard Men Face May Court Charges Over Car Window Breakage
Three Willard men told police they would file charges in Mayors Court after a bar dispute in Milan led to two vehicles tailing their car on Milan Avenue. Adams, Sukoli, and Patrick reported attackers broke windows and Sukoli was struck in the mouth as the cars halted in Norwalk.
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Willard
Mayor’s Court
David M. Adams
S. Church St
Milan
Adams
Norwalk
Milan Avenue
Jay Sukoli
Harold Patrick
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Reflector-Herald, Inc
Larry Porter
TIME
U.S
Kent State University
Jim Grant, ‘‘Con
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Gerald Vargas
Westchester Ave
Bronx
Lincoln Hospital
Pork
Cash
Royal Buffet
Swerman Baked
Sauerkraut & Ribs
George Stevenson
Center
Berlin Heights
Iver Ko
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Fisher-Titus
Fajith
Disney Bam
Walt Kencys
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