Easter message from a Norwalk engineer on faith
Ronald W. Hamilton reflects on Easter as a message of faith and triumph over fear. He joins a three part church series sharing how Easter means to him, urging believers to follow Jesus and rely on His strength. He notes his roles at First United Presbyterian Church and his Norwalk family life.
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Ronald W. Hamilton
Plub Brook Station
NASA
Norwalk
Stoutenburg Drive
Hamilton
First United Presbyterian Church
God
Jesus the Christ
Jesus
High school initials painted on signs and buildings
Law enforcement reports a rash of high school initials painted on area signs and buildings across Norwalk Milan and at the Bronson Conservation Club Ridge Road sign and Huron County Fairgrounds. Passover begins at sundown marking the liberation of the Israelites from Egypt in a week long festival celebrated worldwide.
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Norwalk
Milan
Sheriff’s Department
Bronson Conservation Club
Ridge Road
Huron County Fairgrounds
United Press International
Israel
Egypt
Skyraiders Drop Leaflets Over Dong Hoi As Talks Offer Quoted
South Vietnamese Skyraiders protected by U.S. jets released 328000 leaflets over the North Vietnamese city of Dong Hoi containing extracts of President Johnsons unconditional peace talks offer. Navy planes were reported bombing some military sites with no official statement expected tonight.
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Saigon
UPS
Dong Hoi
Johnson
Saturn-5 Moon Rocket Passes First Test Firing
America's Saturn-5 booster completed a 6 1/2 second ground test at Huntsville Alabama generating 7 1/2 million pounds thrust. Officials called the firing highly successful and it moves the nation closer to manned moon missions.
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Huntsville
Ala
UPI
America
United States
Cosmos 65 Satellite Launch Pushes Space Program Ahead
Tass reports the Soviet Union launched Cosmos 65, an unmanned satellite carrying scientific instruments to advance the space exploration program announced on March 16, 1962, continuing Cosmos series missions from Moscow.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
Ohio water supply improves despite March rainfall shortfall
The Department of Natural Resources reports Ohio water supplies are better than last year though March rainfall was below normal at 2.66 inches. The Division of Water notes the month had a fairly uniform distribution, with precipitation every four to five days. In other news, the Cleveland Orchestra opened its Soviet tour with a triumphal concert in Moscow.
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Columbus
UPI
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Water
Weather and Local Births and Death Notice
Partly cloudy and warmer with light showers possible tonight and Sunday. Highs near 50s, lows around 40s. Sunrise 5 45 am, sunset 7 10 pm. Births: Mr and Mrs Frank Rickley Belle vue welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Minnard Montgomery Willard welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Richard Holida Willard welcome a girl. Death: Elton R Moore of 8 N Pleasant St.
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Frank Rickley
Bellevue
Minnard Montgomery
Willard
Richard Holida
Easter crowds to swell as nation marks holy holiday
Americans planned sunrise services from Rhode Island to California for Easter raising hopes of record turnout. War wick Neck Lighthouse Rhode Island to Hollywood Bowl California and Fifth Avenue New York expected crowded parades. In Indiana tornado areas Notre Dame students and others help rebuild. President Johnson spends Easter weekend in Texas with guests. West Berlin sees Easter reunions across the Wall with large crowds crossing into East Berlin.
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Rhode Island
California
Warwick Neck Lighthouse
R.I
Hollywood Bowl
Catalina Island
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Indiana
Notre Dame
Boy Scouts
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Robert S. McNamara
Mississippi River Floods Five States Rushes Toward Crest
The Mississippi ran 23 feet above normal along a 600 mile stretch flooding towns in five states. A cold snap and snow slowed the thaw delaying a 27 foot crest in Minneapolis to Tuesday. Thousands fled homes as levees failed and sandbagging continued from northern Minnesota to Hannibal Missouri. The disaster left 12 dead in the Midwest, 205 injured, with hundreds of homes and trailers damaged or destroyed and emergency declarations across Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and Missouri.
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St, Paul, Minn
UPI
Mississippi
Minnesota
Hannibal
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
St. Paul- Minneapolis
Midwest
Red Cross
Johnson to push end of right to work laws
President Johnson is expected to ask Congress to abolish right to work laws in 19 states. Hearings in a House labor subcommittee begin May 10, with AFL-CIO backing to repeal Taft Hartley provisions allowing an open shop. The White House signals support for federal action against state bans.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
House
Frank Thompson Jr
D-Nj
Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
National
South Koreans Clash With Police in Seoul Riots
Thousands clashed with police in Seoul during a major anti government demonstration. Two thousand students battled officers earlier, with rioters destroying a police sub station and throwing stones as hundreds blocked the route to a rally in a football stadium led by former President Park and opposition figures.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
Japan
Posum Yun
Park Chung Hee
Picket line grows to five thousand at White House
About 5 000 students from across the country marched in a disciplined antiwar protest along Pennsylvania Avenue toward the White House. Police stationed about every ten feet kept watch but made no move to disperse or disrupt the demonstrators.
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Washington
UPI
White House
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bogalusa Picketing Continues as Easter Truce Declined
Black community members and leaders vow to continue picketing 10 downtown Bogalusa stores despite the mayor's Easter truce plea. Police and state troopers maintained order with no incidents as white counterpickets displayed derisive signs.
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Bogalusa
Rogan Burris
Norwalk Debates Daylight Saving Time in 1952 Turmoil
The piece recalls Norwalk Ohio in 1952 when a fast time ordinance sparked a heated fight. Residents and officials faced threats and a split council as petitions and a fall ballot defeated the proposal by two to one. Farmers opposed due to milk schedules and work hours. supporters praised extra evening daylight.
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Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
Clem Fries
Louis Frey
Frey
Ohio
Art Gassman
Stokely- van Camp
Mayor Frey
Tom Paffenbarger
Ed Tucker
Don Ebert
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Reds
Pat Ie
Elton R. Moore
Pleasant St
Berlin Wall
Ter
Tia
Donald Morrow
Monroeville
Larry Sturgill
Yun
Labor Inn
Louis Bromfield
Malabar Farm
Richland County
June Gladfelter
W. D. Conway
Cleveland
John Borgia
Russell Grell
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