Reward Ohio Dems For '64 Delegates Selection In Ohio
Ohio voters on May 7 will not vote for presidential candidates in most areas. Each party offers one slate of delegates and alternates with five district contests. The eighth district, including Huron County, is not among them. Rhodes leads the Republicans with Saxbe as second choice. Young leads as Democratic favorite son with Reams as second presidential choice.
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Ohio
Indiana
Huron Couny
Huron County
James A. Rhodes
William B. Saxbe
Stephen M. Young
Chicago
Frazier Reams, Jr
Democratic National Committee
Ohio Democratic State Committee
Johnson
James Stoldt
Attica
James V. Will
Mansfield
John R. Gerken, Jr
Norwalk
James D. Parriott, Jr
Findlay
Charles V. Arnold, Jr
Willard
Robert K. Rath
Wilson McLaughlin
Sandusky
Roy E. Walter
Lexington
Weekend Patrol Reports Three Auto Accidents In Area
Over the weekend three accidents occurred in the area. Kenneth Bolen sixteen of Willard drove off highway 298 onto a private drive and struck a house. he was cited for reckless driving. Joan M. Coe eighteen of Plymouth passed a car and hit a pole after skidding. Hugh Huffman seventy four of 111 West Pearl Street failed to yield and drove into Burton C. Vanaszale on Route 3 north of Willard at 10 30 p m Saturday.
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Kenneth Bolen
Willard
Bolen
Joan M. Coe
Plymouth
Hugh Huffman
West
Pearl St
Burton C. Vanaszale
Shelby
Broken Bank Notes Shine At Norwalk Coin Show
Harper Hite of Norwalk won the top trophy at the sixth annual Firelands Coin Club show for a collection of 29 broken bank notes. He believes one set may be the only complete Norwalk Branch Bank notes from colonial days, with 100 more expected from various states. About 350 visitors attended the seven hour event featuring 19 collectors and dealers from Ohio. Kenneth Beck of Norwalk led the show as president.
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Harper Hite
Norwalk
Firelands Coin Club
Citizens Bank of Norwalk
Hite
Ohio
Kenneth Beck
Police probe break in at Johnson Brothers Construction
New London police chief Kenneth Murr investigates a Friday night breaking and entering at 34 Clinton Street Johnson Brothers Construction. Entry was gained by breaking a back door and about $20 was taken.
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New London
Kenneth Murr
Johnson Brothers Construction
Clinton Street
Murr
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates Listed
Norwalk Ohio paper details weekly carrier rate and annual mail options. Rates shown include 45 per week by carrier in surrounding towns and $15 per year in Huron and Erie Counties, $23.40 nationwide.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
N2.il
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Buckeye Seedling Planted for Arbor Day at Recreation Park
New London Elementary students planted a Buckeye seedling at Recreation Park to observe Arbor Day. The seedling, a gift from Gov. Rhodes via the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, will form part of a future small Buckeye grove near a stone wall naming the park.
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Buckeye
Arbor Day
New London
Recreation Park
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Safety programs in Norwalk schools feature bicycle safety film
Norwalk police will present bicycle and general safety programs in city schools this week. A new bicycle safety film, donated by the Huron County Automobile Club and introduced by William Young, will be shown for the first time. Ptl. John Short and Chief L C Hilson will address the students.
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Norwalk
William Young
Huron County Automobile Club
Ptl
John Short
L.C. Hilson
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Owens
UPI
Jesse Owens
United States
Berlin
University of Kentucky
Dorothy Ringler
David Donahew
Marvin Haslage
Terri Buchanan
Glenn Miller
Terry Cole
Cynthia Frederick
Virginia McPherrand
Leanne Kelly
Dave Stover
Steve Edwards
Pam Ferber
St., Norwalk
Connie
Mademoiselle
Bob Meyer
Chevrolet
Milan Ave
Ettea
Rohs
Tecae Arts
Raaleha Eno Witt Taa
Nicklaus
Firestone
Maxie
Lim
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