Red Cross reports 150 pints donated in Norwalk
The Huron County Red Cross chapter records 150 pints of blood collected here Monday from Norwalk donors. Notable contributions included Fred Hespler with five gallons and Don Coletta four gallons, plus several others giving up to three gallons. Luncheon by Peru Village Farm Women and canteen support from the Child Study Club. milk from Lawsons.
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Huron County Chapter of
Red Cross
Norwalk
Fred Hespler
Don Coletta
Rosemary Egle
Edward Wheaton
Paul Kleiger
Frances Wechter
Joseph Parish
Elaine Cunningham
Thalia Grosswiler
Marlene Miller
Peru Village Farm Women
Child Study Club of
Lawsons
Detroit Riot Killings Under Police Scrutiny
Three Detroit policemen are being questioned in the killing of three Negro youths at the Algiers motel during rioting. A private guard, Melvin Dismukes, is charged with felonious assault for clubbing one victim. Witnesses describe a National Guard officer shooting victims as chaos and threats erupted in the motel raid.
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Detroit
UPI
National Guard
Algiers
Robert L. Greene
Detroit News
Greene
Melvin Dismukes
James Sortar
Hopkinsville
White parishioners walk out of sermon on racial justice
About 20 white members left St Martins Church in Chevirot during a sermon on racial justice by Rev. Hilaire Valiquette. He faced refusals and arguments from some in the congregation while others praised the message and sent supportive letters.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Hilaire Valiquette
Valiquett
St. Martins Church
Chevriot
Father Valiquette
Avondale Community Council
Riot Control Plan to be Studied in Ohio County
Ohio Highway Patrol officials civil defense and public officials will meet in Painesville to discuss a riot control plan. Lake County Commissioners President John D. Hadden called for a countywide program to prepare for possible civil disorders.
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Painesville
Ohio
UPI
Ohio Highway Patrol
Civil Defense
John D. Hadden
The
Lake County Commissioners
Accidents Investigated In Monroe and Norwalk Areas
Police investigated two minor crashes between 5 and 6 p.m. Monday. El mer B. Smith, 46, Monroe ville, backed into William W. Kanney Mi land’s parked car on East Summit Street near Kuhlmans and was cited for improper backing. Forest L. Middaugh, 58, Taylor Street, was charged with failing to yield at the Church Street parking lot north entrance after his vehicle collided with Lisle H. Chandler, 56, Norwalk, driving north on Church Street.
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Elmer B. Smith
Monroeville
William W. Kanney
Miland
East Summit Street
Kuhlman
S. Smith
Forest L. Middaugh
Taylor St
Church Street
Lisle H. Chandler
Norwalk
Murder Probe Is Continuing in Monroeville
Police Chief Jerrold Henery said he has talked to 25 people as the murder probe into Mrs Alma Miller continues. He would not identify those questioned or comment on a drifter as a suspect. Miller’s five children have left for Columbus to stay with their brother at Ohio State University.
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Monroeville
Jerrold Henery
Henery
Alma Miller
New Nursing Home Planned In Milan
Milan plans a million dollar 100 bed nursing home at 183 Main St near six acres. E L Haynes and Associates of Milan has invested thousands. The project awaits approval from the Village Planning Commission and would use property currently zoned R 1 residential.
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Milan
Village Planning Commission
E.L. Haynes and Associates
Main St
Girl Drowns At Church Picnic In Cleveland
Eight year old Sandra Mare Bilow of Cleveland drowned at a church picnic in Valley Brook Park. Lifeguard was notified after the mother reported the child missing and later found in four feet of water.
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Chardon Upi
Bilow
Cleveland
Sandra Mare Bilow
Backwill Road
Valley Brook Park
Child Injured In Park Fall In Willard
A two and a half year old girl was admitted to Fisher Titus Hospital after falling from a slide at Willard Municipal Park injuring a leg. Carri Felver of Willard was reported in good condition today.
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Fisher - Titus Hospital
Willard Municipal Park
Carri Felver
Willard
Hit Yellow Barrel Car Crashes Into River
Norwalk woman Phyllis Wagner 37 of 21 E Washington was pulled from a flooded river after her car jumped a guardrail on U S 20 by pass, landed front end in three feet of water. She received emergency care and was sent home after overnight sedation. A second Monday incident near New London involved Alfred Leach 49 whose truck left the road near Ohio 162, damaging fence. he was cited for improper lane use.
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Norwalk
U.S. 20
Highway Patrol
Phyllis Wagner
E. Washington
Wagner
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
New London
Ohio 162
250 000th Visitor Due At Edison's Birthplace
Edison Birthplace Museum expects its 250 000th guest this week and will award a paperweight plaque reflecting the Hall of Fame medal given to the Edison family in 1961. Curator Lawrence Russell notes the site has averaged about 21 000 visitors annually since its February 11 1947 opening. Located at 9 Edison Drive the museum is a nonprofit headed by Mrs. John E Sloan Edison’s daughter, of West Orange New Jersey.
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Milan
Edison Birthplace Museum
Edison
Lawrence Russell
Edison Drive
Thomas Edison
John E. Sloan
West Orange
N.J
Reckless Driving and Challenging a Police Officer
Nelson C. Hendrick, 30, of Norwalk RD 3, was found guilty in Mayor's Court of reckless operation and of challenging an off duty Norwalk policeman to a fight. Patrolman C. Fred Lau reported the incident to Capt. Henry Landoll. Hendrick was fined 50 dollars for reckless operation and 25 dollars for challenging a police officer.
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Norwalk
Nelson C. Hendrick
Fred Lau
Henry Landoll
Hendrick
Lau
Hendricks
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Richard Rans
Welton Ave
Richard
Steve Oblender
Planning Commission
Haynes
Alfred E. Leach
Grant St
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Leach
Bud McCoy
Huron River
Home Savings & Loan
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Home Savings and Loan Co
East Main St
Norwalk, Ohio
Bigelow
Benedict
Monsanto
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