Willard Approves 100000 City Fund Transfer
Willard City Council approved transferring 100000 dollars from inactive to active funds at a special meeting held Monday night. Four of seven council members attended. Wilcox Taylor was absent. City Manager Armstrong cited cash shortfalls due to notes issued for street repairs, water program, and general expenses.
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Willard — Willard
Keith Armstrong
Wilcox Taylor
Taylor
Armstrong
Miss Fire Lands Pageant Draws Monroeville Contestant
Carol Ann Tyler, 21, of 37 Prospect St Monroeville, will be the eighth entrant in the Norwalk Jaycees Miss Fire Lands Pageant sponsored by Phi Eta Sigma Sorority. Tyler, a 1964 Monroeville High School graduate, will sing as her talent. She is hazel eyed with dark brown hair and enjoys sewing reading and boating.
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Phi Eta Sigma Sorority
Norwalk
Monroeville High School
New Community Action Mother's Club Forms in Huron County
Mrs. Mary Friend, former Home Extension Service head, addressed the newly formed Community Action Mother's Club on Homemaker's Club organization and possible projects. The group planned weekly meetings with one monthly guest or demonstration and project workshops. The next meeting is 1 pm Wednesday at the Huron County Bank building. Membership open to all. In other city business, $2,000,000 is invested with idle funds, a $100,000 withdrawal won't touch the power plant funds. A closed session reviewed maps by Clark Turner of Dayton and discussed the reservoir plan and a cable television ordinance. Cemetery chains and loosened posts were noted before adjournment.
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Mary Friend
Home Extension Service
Homemaker’s Club
Agriculture Department
Community Action Mother’s Club
Huron County Bank
Armstrong
Clark Turner
Dayton
Church Merger Unites Largest U S Protestant Body
The Evangelical United Brethren and Methodist churches join to form the United Methodist Church in a ceremony, creating a denomination with about 12 million members in 42,144 churches and 33,000 ministers in America, surpassing Southern Baptists in member count. The merger follows years of talks dating back to 1803.
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Dallas
UPI
U.S
Methodist
Evangelical United Brethren
EUB
Methodists
United Brethren
New Methodist Church
The
Brethren
Southern Baptists
America
New United Methodist Church
Evangelical Association
White Leaders Urged to Lead March on Washington
Whitney M. Young Jr. urged a white march on Washington led by top white leaders to spur a domestic Marshall Plan for urban renewal. He named Henry Ford II, David Rockefeller and George Meany as potential leaders and said news media should support the effort. The move aims to end racism and show national commitment to full equality for Black citizens.
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New York
UPI
Whitney M. Young Jr
Washington
National Urban League
Henry Ford II
David Rockefeller
George Meany
Young
The
American
Lishers Association
Dr. King
Teachers Stir Out In South Amherst
About 360 high school and junior high students in South Amherst Ohio were sent home as teachers continued a boycott over the firing of basketball coach Zenovy Chawansky. The high school remained closed while 600 elementary students attended with substitutes and supervisory staff. Chawansky led the team to a 4 13 season record in his sole year as coach.
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South Amherst
Ohio
UPI
Wallace P. Coleman
Zenovy Chawansky
Chawansky
Cleaning Bottom Lower River at Monroeville Dam
For the first time in 14 years the Huron River dam gates at Monroeville are opened to clean the river bottom. Water depth fell to two feet due to slate and mud as gates stay down awaiting rain to flush debris. full cleaning could take years. Hydrants will be flushed May 1 and 2.
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Monroeville
Huron
Myron J. Gerber
Gerber
Utilities Department
McCarthy Flags Defense Dept Encroachment On Life
Sen. Eugene McCarthy addressed 3 000 Case Western Reserve University students saying the Defense Department encroaches on American life, warning against CIA FBI and State power while noting Vatican Council ideas being taken up by federal agencies. He drew cheers and a 2 minute ovation.
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Cleveland
UPI
Eugene McCarthy
Department of Defense
McCarthy
Case Western Reserve University
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Selective Service
Department of State
New York
University Gymnasium
Boy Convicted In Murder Case
Richard Indenheisen a 16 year old was found guilty in Franklin County Juvenile Court of murdering his father and assaulting his mother. He was ordered to the Juvenile Diagnostic Center for evaluation while authorities decide if he will be tried as an adult in common pleas court on the second degree murder charge stemming from his father’s death last January.
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Columbus
UPI
Richard Indenheisen
Franklin County
Juvenile Diagnostic Center
John Hill
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Indenheisen
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