Taft Visit Delayed As Norwalk Reception Fails To Happen
Republican reception committee welcomed Rep. Robert Taft to Norwalk but Taft did not appear by 11 a.m. at the Elks Club after an expected 10 a.m. event. State campaign workers had tried for last Saturday. Arrington said no word of Taft cancellation. Attendees included Sheriff John Borgia, Deputy Richard Andres, Mrs. John Arthur, Miss Ann Johnson, Edward Moyer, Arrington, and others.
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Robert Taft
Norwalk
Taft
the Elks Club
Bellevue
del Arrington
John Borgia
Richard Andres
John Arthur
Ann Johnson
Sheriff’s Office
Edward Moyer
Ethel Swanbeck
Moyer
Arrington
John Stackhouse
Agriculture
Bernard Freeman
City Issues Open Burn Permits With No Charge
Fire Chief Kenneth Link announced that residents must obtain a free fire permit before burning rubbish or leaves on their property within city limits. Permits are available at the fire station to regulate open fires. burning without a permit carries a $50 fine.
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Kenneth Link
Link
Tires Stolen From 1965 Rambler At Ebert's
A man entered Ebert's used car lot Friday night and took four tires and wheels from a 1965 Rambler, leaving the car resting on the drums. Ralph F. Ritzenthaler, an Ebert's employee, reported the incident to police.
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Ebert
Ralph F. Ritzenthaler
Eberts
Weather forecast and local notices for Norwalk area
Partly cloudy today with highs in the low fifties and tonight lows around 33. Sunday bright and warmer with mid-sixties, then mild Monday. 20 percent rain today, 10 percent tonight and Sunday. Winds today light to southeast, then 10 to 15 mph Sunday. Norwalk highs 47, lows 23. Births Mr and Mrs Larry Burdue Collins daughter. Deaths Ethel Baughton Cline Lakewood James K Hackett 63 rural Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Larry Burdue
Collins
Ethel Baughton Cline
Lakewood
James K. Hackett
Norwalk Abandons Large Creek Tree Removal Plan
The city scales back a 70 000 Norwalk Creek cleanup after landowner F W McIntyre refuses easement for walnut trees on West Main Street. Federal aid doubts and single holdouts threaten reimbursement. plan may shrink to bankside trees only with debris cleared.
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Jack Brown
Norwalk
Norwalk Creek
West Main Street
F.W. McIntyre
Benedict Ave
Service
William Mount
Mount
McIntyre
Betschman
West End
West Main St
County Board of Commissioners
McIintyres
Reflector
Layoffs Spread From Ohio Truck Strike Across Industries
About 17 000 Teamsters in four metro areas led wildcat action that triggered mass layoffs. White Motors Canton plant to cut 400 workers while 2 600 furloughed in Cleveland and Exton. GM Chevrolet Toledo to lay off 3 000, Allied Chemical Toledo Plastics 400. Ford Lima 300 furloughs. 2 500 at Cleveland Ford plants. Springfield IH Co shuts, 750 idle. Strike area reports show minimal activity. patrols note drop in truck weigh stations. Negotiations seek 1.10 per hour raise over three years and per mile rise to 21/4 cents.
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John T.rady
United Press International Industries
Ohio
White Motors Corp
Cleveland
Canton
White
Exton
General Motors
Chevrolet
Toledo
Allied Chemical Co
Plastics
Auto
Michigan
Ford Assembly
Lima
Ford
Springfield
International Harvester& Co
Akron
Columbus
Tom West
Ohio Highway Patrol
Spacemen In Top Shape For Flight CAPE KENNEDY
Apollo 13 crew Lovell Haise and Swigert were declared in top shape for a 2:13 p.m. EST launch on a 10 day mission. Weather forecast showed minimal rain risk as Saturn 5 fueled near the launch pad. Swigert replaces Mattingly after a last minute crew change to proceed toward lunar exploration.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Apollo 13
James A Lovell
Fred W. Haise
John L. Swigert
John Teegan
Oceanside
Cape
Ernest Amman
Amman
Lunar
Lovell
Haise
Swigert
Thomas K “Ken” Mattingly
Turtles Run for Glory in Bowling Green Race
Bowling Green State University sends Katie the turtle to Washington DC for an international race run by Alpha Phi Omega. Katie, a fast male turtle, must win to avoid punishment and to honor the National Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Katie defeated 26 rivals in a 37 second 35 foot ramp run.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Katie
Washington, D.C
Turtle International
American University
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Bowling
Green
Kappa Delta Sorority
Barbara Riebe
Toledo
Miss Riebe
The
International
Kappa Delta
Supreme Court Judge Fires On Two Attackers in Brooklyn
New York UPI reports Justice Irwin Brownstein, returning home, shot two 15-year-olds who beat 72-year-old David Goldberg in his Brooklyn apartment lobby. He held them at gunpoint until police arrived, wounding both in the arm. Brownstein, a peace officer, carried a .38 revolver without a permit.
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NEW York
UPI
Supreme Court
Irwin Brownstein
David Goldberg
Brooklyn
Goldberg
Student Wins Interview With Mrs. Mitchell After Donation
Jan Bridge a 20 year old journalism student at George Washington University says he had a warm one to one interview with Martha Mitchell after offering 100 dollars to a university scholarship fund. He described her as enjoyable but noted he could not fit into her socio economic group. He plans to sell details of the interview to Playboy Magazine.
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Washington
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Martha
Jan Bridge
George Washington University
Bridge
Mitchell
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