Three Norwalk Pupils Fail Music Grade Over Musical Clash
Three Norwalk High School students will receive failing grades in music for violating school policy by choosing to sing in the Sesquicentennial musical The Unsinkable Molly Brown on the same night as the Northern Ohio League Choir Festival. Two of the students are soloists in the high school chorus.
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Norwalk
Molly Brown
David Pinkerton
Pinkerton
The
Reflector
Dorothy Arbelt
Rhodes Misses Luncheon in Norwalk Visit
Governor James A. Rhodes arrived by bus for a Norwalk luncheon but was delayed and missed the meal. The crowd continued eating while officials briefed him on Huron County airport plans. He received a Sesquicentennial invitation and then spoke at length about bond proposal benefits.
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James A. Rhodes
Norwalk
Elks Club
Harold E. Finch
Ohio High Court Hears Challenge to May Bond Vote
The Ohio Supreme Court heard over an hour of arguments on a suit aimed at blocking the May 2 statewide vote on the proposed Ohio Bond Commission. The session examined legal grounds for halting the bond measure and potential state involvement.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Bond Commission
Weather and notices from The Record
Considerable cloudiness and wind with warmer temps and scattered rain or showers today and tonight. Wednesday highs near 55 and low around 25 with sunrise at 5 11 and sunset at 7 37. Marriage licenses list Hafner Elmlinger Portner Stewart. Births include Meyers Triplett Inman. Deaths include Myers and Gfell.
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David F. Hafner
Monroeville
Joanne M. Elmlinger
Havana
Roland E. Portner
Norwalk
Floetta L. Stewart
Clayton Meyers
South Glenwood
Jimmy Triplett
Attica
Gov Rhodes Promises $7 Million for Huron County Bond Plan
Gov James A Rhodes toured Norwalk and Mansfield promoting the Ohio Bond Commission proposal on the May 2 ballot. He said nearly seven million dollars would fund Huron County projects and highlighted airport plans while meeting about 200 residents during a three day tour.
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Huron County
Ohio Bond Commission
James A. Rhodes
Norwalk
Mansfield
Bond Commission
License Plate Deadline Sparks Driver Citations In Norwalk
Police Chief L C Hilson warned Norwalk motorists that the 1966 red license plates expire at midnight Saturday and drivers without 1967 plates may be cited. He cited proposed funding in Huron County including EHOVE 1 661 971 and Pioneer Vocational School District 1 697 560 plus 100 000 for a county airport 250 000 for a junior fair building and 2 533 000 for the Willard Reservoir with pollution grants 400 000 and mental health centers 291 525. Rhodes called the commission a problem solver for the state and urged action for airport and economic growth noting the need to attract industry to Huron County. He predicted all progress hinges on action and warned against idle hands.
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Huron County
EHOVE
Pioneer Vocational
Fairgrounds
Willard Reservoir
Rhodes
Ohio Water Pollution Board
Bellevue
Milan Breaks Ground for Art Museum Addition
Milan marks the start of construction on the Milan Art Department adjacent to the historic museum. The project is a gift from B P Newton in memory of Edna Newton, with completion hoped by August and display cases to follow. Mayor Glenn Rockwell and town officials praised the gift at the ceremony attended by about 25 citizens.
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Milan
Newton
B.P. Newton
Art Museum
Jacent
Edna
Norwalk
Glenn Rockwell
Johnson urges aid for Latin American common market plan
President Johnson pledged to ask Congress for a substantial contribution to help Latin American nations create a common market. He noted a prior proposal for aid to finance the transition into an integrated regional economy.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
Congress
Board Invests Land Sale Cash
Huron County commissioners invested 175000 from the sale of 38.33 acres of county land in U S treasury bills. Chairman Arthur Herner said advertising rules on county deposits prevented quicker bank investments and warned delaying could lose interest.
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Huron County Commissioners
U.S. Treasury
Arthur Herner
Board of Commissioners
Treasury
Bernard Freeman
Herner
Organist Eddie Layton travels the world on music vows
International Organ Soloist for Hammond Organ Co. Layton tours five months yearly, visiting Bangor, Norwalk, New York, Florida, the West Coast, Hawaii, Europe and the Caribbean. He records for Epic, plays CBS soap operas, and clocks about 150000 miles annually. He is single because there was never time to propose.
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Bangor
Maine
Norwalk
New York City
Florida
West Coast
Hawaii
Europe
Caribbean
Layton
The
Hammond Organ Co
CBS
New York
Epic Records
Philadelphia
Navy Special Services
Hammond
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Ralph Bache
Susan Schauss
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Building Service and Maintenance Local 47
Kenneth Shoos
Adenauer
Bonn
API
Konrad Adenauer
San Quentin
Calif
Aaron Mitchell
Death Row
Mitchell
Robert Weaver
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Weaver
Chester Inman
Willard
Lester B. Myers
Wakeman
Elizabeth Lycia Gfell
L.C. Hilson
Eddie Layton
World Traveler’s Club
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