New London to Build New High School Football Field
The New London Recreation Board agreed to construct a football field on 7.75 acres at the park entrance with participation from the Board of Education and village council. A financing and maintenance agreement will be drafted for review at upcoming meetings with the education board and council.
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NEW London
New London High School
New London Recreation Board
New London Board of Education
Recreation Board
Board of Education
Council
Woman found dead near Dog Town Road in Monroeville
Miss Anna C. Imms was found along the fence row behind her home by neighbor Richard Bores after he reported the body at 8 a.m. She died likely of natural causes. A pruning shear, hand saw, and hatchet lay nearby. niece Dorothy Schumaker of Upper Sandusky named as next of kin. Body at Gross Funeral Home. Also, Fire Chief Kenneth Link noted resignation of John McFadden from the City Fire Department with moving date of April 14 and temporary replacement planned.
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Monroeville
Anna C. Imms
Dogtown
Richard Bores
Bores
Imms
Neice
Dorothy Schumaker
Upper Sandusky
Gross Funeral Home
John McFadden
City Fire Department
Kenneth Link
McFadden
Link
Board of Control
Hepburn Steiger Lead 40th Academy Awards Winners
Katharine Hepburn Rod Steiger and In the Heat of the Night dominated the 40th Academy Awards sharing top honors. Hepburn won best actress for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Steiger captured best actor for In the Heat of the Night Cool Hand Luke star George Kennedy won supporting actor while Estelle Parsons earned supporting actress for Bonnie and Clyde. Nichols won best director for The Graduate and Talk to the Animals from Doctor Dolittle was best song. Peck opened with a King tribute noting the nation’s fateful week.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Katharine Hepburn
Rod Steiger
Miss Hepburn
Steiger
Sidney Poitier
Hollywood
Estelle Parsons
Clyde Barrow
George Kennedy
Luke
Mike Nichols
Doctor Dolittle
Academy
Gregory Peck
Martin Luther King
George
Rockefeller declines noncandidate path stirs GOP presidential race
The report notes Nelson Rockefeller refusing an active bid and boosting his status as a likely Republican contender. It mentions Morton forming a Rockefeller for President committee after Johnson's withdrawal, while Humphrey contemplates a Democratic run with brief public remarks and planned vacation.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Morton
Committee
Rockefeller
Washington
Johnson
Mrs King to Head SCLC March After King's Death
Coretta Scott King was named to the SCLC board and will join the delayed poor people's march on Washington. Ralph Abernathy was elected president as plans shift to mid May with routes including Memphis Tennessee amid mourning and public interest.
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Atlanta
UPI
The
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Washington
Martin Luther King, Jr
King
Coretta
SCLC
Harry Belafonte
Negro Singer
J.W. Lowery
Ralph Abernathy
Abernathy
Memphis
Tenn
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James K. Lykins
Charles Ray Jones
Lester Wells
Berea
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Hubert H. Humphrey
Winston-Salem
N.C
Baton Rouge
White House
Millstone Hills
Euclid Road
Frank Cooke
Mrs. King
D.C. March
King’s Crypt
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Bologna
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Opper
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QUIK
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