House Appropriations Vetoes $312 Million in Savings
The House Appropriations Committee rejected presidential pleas for economy and vetoed more than $312 million in proposed savings within major federal school and health programs. It approved a $10.3 billion HEW Labor Department funding measure for the 12 months starting July 1, with a net total $277 million above the President’s request after offsets.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Labor Department
LBJ Wins Poverty Funds for Rent Aid Plan
President Johnson secured Senate approval by one vote to provide 12 million dollars to begin the plan aiding the needy with rent. The move overrides the appropriations committee and marks a major congressional win for his poverty program.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Tax claim probability against Sen Dodd over income from dinners
Washington officials said there is a probability of a government tax claim against Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut for more than $100,000 in income he received from a series of dinners. The disclosure came from unnamed officials and centers on potential tax liability related to those payments.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Plane Search Resumed for Missing Aboard Crashed Plane
Coast Guard cutters and a highway patrol helicopter resumed the search for three people aboard a plane that crashed in Lake Erie between Middle Bass and North Bass Islands. Believed aboard were Frank Shreve, 40, president of Weybrecht Construction and Lumber Co., Patricia Nemeth, 41, and Darlene Ambatse, both of Cleveland.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Norwalk Man Thrown From Car In Early Morning Crash
A 26 year old Norwalk man was thrown from his car when it left Whittlesey Avenue struck a tree and a fire hydrant. Driver Robert L. Cousino 23 Cortland St was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital then released and cited for excessive speed. The car traveled 54 feet slid off the road spun twice and was towed from the scene.
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Norwalk
Whittlesey Avenue
Robert L. Cousino
Cortland St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Cousino
Weather and local life events brief in Norwalk area
Showers with locally heavy thunder activity ending this evening and warmer with a high of 60 to 66. Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Friday with low around 40 to 45. Wednesday highs 47 and 44 at night. Marriage license filed for Stanley R. Hawkins and Mary J. Acker man of Norwalk. Births to Edwin and spouse Woodworth a daughter. Deaths for Irene Jenney Plas 69 New London, Donald H. Engle 57 Willard, William Klabuhn 75 Bellevue, Naomi Englert 73 Willard.
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Irene Jenney Plas
New London
Donald H. Engle
Willard William Klabuhn
Bellevue
Naomi Englert
Willard
Republicans lash out at Johnson loan pool plan
GOP members of the House Banking Committee denounce President Johnson’s plan to pool and sell government loans claiming bookkeeping manipulation. They concede it could trim the next fiscal year's $112.8 billion budget, but oppose selling loans owed to the government by farmers businessmen and veterans.
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UPI
Johnson
GOP
House Banking Committee
Crat-Controlled Banking Committee
Lake Erie storm leaves 5000 homeless along shore
Wind and rains pelted the Lake Erie shore as 5,000 people were unable to return home after a powerful storm. Waves 12 to 15 feet battered shoreline from Huron to Detroit area, leaving extensive damage to boats and houses while authorities assess the 14 year worst flood impact.
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UPI
Lake Erie
Huron
Ohio
Detroit
Flood Threat, Evacuations After Lake Erie Storm
Police and National Guard patrolled the hardest hit area as Lake Erie caused its worst flood in 14 years. About 300 families, 1,400 people evacuated north of Toledo where a 20 foot dike breach at Reno Beach spurred continued warnings. Ottawa County reports telephone outages and 11/2 inches of rain with more on the way.
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Toledo Red Cross
Reno Beach
Ottawa County
Rye Beach
Lake Erie
Weather Bureau
County Keeps Funds Within Spendable Range in Tax Distribution
Huron County commissioners approve a $400,000 60 day CD investment split $200,000 for Norwalk banks at 3.5 percent. They say keeping funds within the county won’t delay real estate tax distributions to sub counties. Auditor Bernard Kean hopes distribution occurs late this week or early next. Columbus must approve. City of Norwalk to file claim for interest on funds due in first half 1965 tax distribution.
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Huron County
Norwalk
Donald Robertson
Board of Commissioners
Robertson
Bernard Kean
Columbus
Kean
Norwalk Council Approves 40 Cent City Linemen Pay Hike
The Norwalk City Council approved a 40 cent per hour raise for seven electrical distribution employees including a line foreman and four linemen, with $500 to $600 raises for Heller and Price. The increase follows a five to 24 year service period and comes as the city boosts distribution capacity.
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Ted Heller
Heller
Morley Price
Price
Finch
Richard Becker
G. Ira Liedorff
Council May Buy Masonic Property
The city council may act on an ordinance next week to purchase the Masonic parking lot at Church and West Main Street. An executive session Wednesday night produced a tentative plan to present the ordinance next Tuesday. The 30 stall lot has been leased by the city from the Masonic lodge for years and the price is not disclosed. The Goodyear Tire Co. also seeks the lot for a new retail store, while the zoning board delayed action until more specific plans emerge for a car servicing department. The zoning code bars new service stations in the main retail district.
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Church and
West Main Street
Goodyear Tire Co
City Zoning and Planning Commission
Goodyear
Masonic Lodge
False Alarm At Hospital Sparks Fire Crew Call
City firemen rushed to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Thursday night after a telephone operator misunderstood a hospital employee who said he would start the emergency generator. She heard the word emergency and alerted the department.
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Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Fire Department
Vandalism Plagues White Roofing Firm Parking Lots
An employee of White Roofing and Lumber Co reported to police on Wednesday that vandals had torn down signs in the firm’s parking lots repeatedly over the last month.
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White Roofing and Lumber Co
Tot's Head Freed From Chair
A 15 month old boy had his head caught between a folding chair seat and a chair rung. firefighters freed him this morning after being alerted by his mother Joanne Charity of 15 Morley Drive. The rung was removed from the chair to release the child.
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Joanne Charity
Morley Drive
Uhlmans Plans Indefinite Future Amid Norwalk Building Sale
Robert Uhlman vice president and secretary says Uhlmans Norwalk store will continue operations while awaiting news of a sale. A B Mann bought Main Street building from the Taber family and plans to move Holmans jewelry store there. About 15 people are employed at Uhlmans, which is part of a 25 store chain with 24 in Ohio and one in Michigan.
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Norwalk, Inc
Robert Uhlman
New York
Reflector
A.B. Mann
Main Street
Uhlman’s
Ohio
Michigan
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