Poverty Chief Warns of Summer Racial Tensions in Ohio
Emerson Cole, poverty director for Erie and Huron counties, warned at a Norwalk meeting that racial tensions and poverty are rising this summer. He claimed a conspiracy against Head Start and disadvantaged groups, urged broader outreach to Norwalk Wakeman New London and other communities, and vowed to return with reporters and volunteers.
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Huron
Erie
Emerson Cole
Norwalk
Cleveland
Massillon
Cole
Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission
Sandusky
Dred Times
Wakeman
New London
Konrad Adenauer Dies at 91 in Bonn
Former West German chancellor Konrad Adenauer died peacefully in his sleep at 1:31 p.m. at his Rheindorf home. He led Germany from 1949 to 1963, helped rebuild after WWII, and his death triggered a state funeral ordered by President Luebke with his seven children at his bedside. The funeral will honor the long-serving leader revered by Western leaders.
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Bonn
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Rheendorf
Rhine River
Heinrich Luebke
Otto von Bismarck
Adenauer
Rheen
Ohio Supreme Court Denies Stay on OBC Election
The Ohio Supreme Court denied a writ to halt election preparations by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. John T. Foreman of Columbus argued the special election was not lawfully set and that the Ohio Bond Commission would amend the constitution. Richard Speck boasted of possible escapes while on trial in Peoria after being convicted and sentenced to death.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Secretary of
Ted W. Brown
John T. Foreman
Foreman
Ohio Bond Commission
Chicago
Richard Speck
Peoria
Speck
Jack Johnson
Cook County
United Press International
Ky offers defectors life liberty and society status
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky in a television address offered Communist defectors life liberty and social standing in South Vietnam. He described an expanded loyalty program with jobs civil rights welfare benefits and even public office and prominence in society for high level defectors and their families.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Surveyor 3 Lands Softly on Moon in Ocean of Storms
Pasadena report states Surveyor 3 equipped with a TV camera and digging device touched down in the lunar Ocean of Storms, aimed to test crust strength and composition. The three legged probe was expected to settle at 4 04 p m Pacific time.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPS
Moon
Westinghouse Workers Vote Against Union at Norwalk
Westinghouse Electric Corp employes in Norwalk voted 44 to 16 against recognizing the International Union of Electrical Workers as their bargaining agent. The election ran from 2 to 3 pm Tuesday at the Portable Appliance Division, 51 55 North Hester Street, where the plant makes portable appliances. Plant manager Michael Sumser said every employee cast a ballot.
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Westinghouse _ Electric Corp
Norwalk
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
North Hester St
Michael Sumser
Sumter
Westinghouse Management
Zoning Hearing Planned by Norwalk Township Committee
A public zoning hearing is set for Thursday night by the Citizens Committee of Norwalk Township after approving a proposed zoning code on February 21. The meeting at 8 p.m. will be at the Columbia Gas Co of Ohio office. If no opposition emerges, another hearing will occur in 30 days and the code could go to voters in November. William A. Scheidt of Monroeville filed for Peru Township clerk.
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Molly Brown
Molly
Joan Arlin
Randy Bartow
Rennie Freet
John Klading
Mary Donaldson
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
Citizens Committee
Norwalk Township
Columbia Gas Co. of
Ohio
W.F. Swabley
Sec
William A. Scheidt
Monroeville
Peru Township
Suit Over $322 Fine Dismissed
The government’s suit against John Donaldson in U S Federal District Court was dismissed after a settlement was reached with Donaldson and his attorney Phillip M White Jr The government had served a notice of foreclosure on March 28 alleging overplanting wheat by nine acres in 1957 Donaldson was fined 322 dollars with interest bringing the total claimed to 533 dollars and a 389 acre Hartland Township farm threatened for foreclosure.
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John Donaldson
U.S. Federal District Court
Rolf Scheidell
U.S
Toledo
Donaldson
Phillip M. White, Jr
Norwalk
Scheidell
The
Reflector
Hartland Township
Norwalk Land Dispute Goes To Trial Over Bypass Right Of Way
The Linderland land dispute enters its second day in Huron County Common Pleas Court as eight men and four women hear testimony on compensation for 14 to 15 acres taken for Norwalk bypass. Attorneys clash over fair market value with yields for residential use sought at 90 000 to 100 000 dollars against the state’s 24 000 to 30 000 dollar estimate based on the highest and best use of the property.
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Linderland
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Frederick Linder
Paul Linder
Norwalk
Linders
Route 18
Herbert Freeman
The
Linder’s
Freeman
Dale Barnard
Attorney General
Barnard
Council Questions Airport Funding Plan For City
The City Council approved first reading of a 25000 dollar appropriation for the Huron County Airport Authority but seeks more information before passage. President Tom Paffenbarger of the Authority will attend the May 2 meeting. The group seeks 80000 dollars to buy and develop land for an airport along Route 20 east of the city, with the city asked to contribute 20000 dollars, and state and county funds plus subscriptions covering the rest.
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Huron County Airport Authority
Tom Paffenbarger
Airport Authority
State of
Ohio
Milan Art Museum to Start Construction This July
A shovel bites into Milan ground as the new Art Museum begins under construction. Roth Bros. Construction Co. named contractor after a week’s selection with a bid around $90 000. Target completion is July per company spokesman.
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Milan
Roth Bros. Construction Co
Roth Bros
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