Humphrey to Campaign in Ohio as 1968 Bid Emerges
Vice President Hubert Humphrey will tour northeast Ohio with stops at Kent State University and a Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner by Summit County Young Democrats after announcing his entry into the presidential race. The trip signals his first campaign swing through the region.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Ohio
Kent State University
Kent
Summit County
Young Democrats Club
Humphrey
Washington
New York
Oregon
Kansas
McCarthy
Kennedy
Maine
Vermont
California
Weather and civic notices blend with births and deaths
Cloudy with light showers today and tonight. Tuesday largely unchanged. Highs in the upper 50s to 60, lows in the 40s. Marriage license applications list Arthur E. Miller and Maryann F. Durning, plus James A. Ganni Jr. and Peggy J. McKenzie. Birth: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Niedermier of Attica. Deaths: Harry R Thompson 74 Greenwich G C Green 77 Wakeman Charles Allen Timbs Jr infant son of Timbs of New London Kenneth C Weakley 65 Greenwich Ed Holiday 37 Willard.
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Arthur E. Miller
Norwalk
U.S. Army
Maryann F. Durning
Collins
James A. Ganni, Jr
Willard
Peggy J. McKenzie
Robert Niedermier
Attica
Harry R
Dick) Thompson
Greenwich
George C. Green
Wakeman
Charles Allen Timbs, Jr
Charles Timbs
New London
Kenneth C
Casey) Weakley
Ed Holiday
Willard Man Dies From Burns In Bed Fire
Ed Holiday 37 died from burns after a bed fire at Clarence S Claus farmhouse on Greenfield Road Norwich Township Saturday night. Claus pulled Holiday from the bed and both were treated at Willard Area Hospital. Claus and Holiday were alone in the house. Mrs Claus was hospitalized earlier.
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Willard
Ed Holiday
Clarence S. Claus
Greenfield Road
Norwich Township
Holiday
Claus
Willard Area
Mrs. Claus
Vietnam
Pioneer Rubber Co
Attica
Fink Funeral Home
Willard Hospital
Norwalk Students Earn Top Honors In Press Event
Norwalk High School journalism students bag three first and two third place awards at the 28th Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press convention held at Kent State University. Dave Preston and Greg McDonald win first for a radio broadcast. The Signal named best newspaper among sub 1,000 enrollment schools.
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Norwalk
Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Association
Kent State University
Dave Preston
Greg McDonald
Signal
Preston
Kathy Adams
Nancy Lehan
Athena Sofios
Ohio
Linda Lucas
Ist Day On Job Not Worth Five Cents
Ralph Bache spoke at a career day urging Norwalk and St Paul High School students to value themselves highly in the job market. He said no one is worth five cents the first day but can become indispensable by knowing the business, learning continuously, and presenting a strong, enthusiastic work ethic.
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Detroit
UPI
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
NAACP
Stokes
Philadelphia
Alex Hannum
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Hannum
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
Norwalk
Domenic Coletta
Cole High School
Harvey Walker
Worthington
Jack Brown
Denver
Colo
Supt
Albion V. Gotaas
Norwalk High School
Ralph Bache
St. Paul High School
Bache
Dale Carnegie
Youth Held In Slaying Of 5 Cox Children
Thom as Charles Fuller II, 18, who dated Louise Cox, 16, was held on five murder warrants for the killings of five Cox children found shot in a corn crib near Mattoon Illinois. Fuller was captured in Charleston after a tip, carrying a .22 pistol and a knife.
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Mattoon
Ill
UPI
Thomas Charles Fuller II
Louise Cox
Cox
Illinois
Fuller
Charleston
Coles
Lewis Cox
Kenneth
Gary
Mary Katherine
Theresa
William Cox
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Humphrey Eyes
Gilligan
Frank J. Lausche
John J. Gilligan
St. James A.M.E
Cincinnati
Better Housing League of Greater
Boulder
Ronald Reagan
Colorado
John A. Love
Love
Reagan
Europe
Paris
Saigon
UPS
A Shau
South Vietnam
Nat Gibson
U.S
Laos
Fortune Magazine
J. Paul Getty
Howard Hughes
Norwalk ‘Signal
Caroline
John Jr
Gill School
New Vernon
N.J
Lydia Cox
Christine Cline
Chicago
Jess Caudill
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