Bellevue judge mulls Huron Common Pleas probate post
Robert Smith, 44, Bellevue Municipal Court judge, considered for the probate and juvenile division seat in Huron County. The vacancy follows the death of Judge Russell T. Antrim. Smith is the first public figure to express interest amid a field that includes Norwalk lawyers Henry E. Young and Bernard Freeman.
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The
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Bernard Freeman
Freeman
Huron County
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James Rhodes
Young
Antrim
Walter Hite
Hite
Common Pleas
Ulbricht Dies at 80 Former East German Leader
Walter Ulbricht, East Germany’s 80 year old chief of state, died this morning from heart failure after a recent stroke. He was a Stalinist revolutionary who lost power as party first secretary in 1971 but remained in the state post. A UPI photo accompanies the obituary. A separate Ohio notice reports Lt. Gov. John W. Brown naming a 22 member energy task force to study the state crisis with meetings in Columbus and Dayton Aug. 8 Sept. 11 and Oct. 15 and an interim report due Oct. 19.
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UPI
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Ohio
Brown
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Leopold Chouinard
Marshfield
Logan International Airport
Chester Wiggin Jr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert W. Moran
New Hampshire
Ferris Howland
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Isabel Burgess
National Transportation Safety Board
Jack Halloran
Port Authority
William Keepers
Halloran
Richard Mooney
Massachusetts Port Authority
Charles Arena
U S Extends 50 Million Aid Loan to South Vietnam
The United States grants a 50 million development loan to South Vietnam for postwar reconstruction to buy industrial machinery parts and manufactured goods. The loan signed by acting Foreign Minister Nguyen Phu Duc and U S Ambassador Graham Martin marks the first such aid for rebuilding. Sister Elizabeth M Edmunds of Shamokin Pa will be commissioned as a U S Navy officer becoming a doctor after medical training.
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Elsworth Bunker
Philadelphia
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Shamokin
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Sisters of Mercy
Elizabeth
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Navy
Secret White House probes reported against politicians and media figures
The Washington Post reports 16 undisclosed investigations ordered by White House aides targeting House Speaker Carl Albert, the Smothers brothers, and producers of the anti Nixon film Millhouse. Investigations were led by Anthony Ulasewicz with orders from Ehrlichman or Haldeman.
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UPI
Washington Post
White House
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Smothers Brothers
Millhouse
Post
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Anthony T. Ulasewicz
New York City
John D. Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Norwalk Area Weather And Local Notices
Cloudy and cooler with light showers possible today. Highs mid to upper 70s, tonight lower around 60. Thursday partly cloudy with highs 75 to 80 and a 40 percent rain chance today, 20 percent tonight and Thursday. Winds variable to northwest. Norwalk highs 81 and low 65. Humidity at 8 am 81 percent, 2 pm 62, 8 pm 74. Sunset 8:45, sunrise 6:22, moonrise 9:55, moonset 10:12. Marriage licenses listed for Eden Baxter, Smith Opper, Harris Shepherd. Births recorded for Durning and Armstrong families. Deaths noted for Mrs Joan Baldwin and Mr Walter Clark.
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Norwalk
Edward Henry Eden
Milan
Sharon Kay Baxter
North Fairfield
Marvin Kenneth Smith
Susan Kay Opper
Willard
Randolph Virgil Harris
Ashland
Colleen Shepherd
Greenwich
Michael Durning
New London
FT Hospital
Louis Armstrong
Drinan Seeks House Impeachment of Nixon
Rep. Robert F. Drinan introduces a resolution to impeach President Nixon citing four disclosures including a secret air war over Cambodia. He argues the actions violate the Constitution and justify impeachment alongside Watergate.
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Nixon
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D-Mass
House of Representatives
Thomas P. ‘Tip’ O’neill
Massachusetts
Cambodia
United States
Thouands
FDA restricts high dose vitamins to prescription use
The FDA ordered that high doses of Vitamins A and D be prescription only with effects starting in 60 days. Additional rules will apply to other vitamins by end of 1974. The agency cited risks to children including skull pressure and slowed growth, and said products above 150 percent of the daily allowance will be reclassified as drugs subject to FDA review.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Odds Against Aaron 3 to 1 to break Ruth record
Georgia State University computer projects Hank Aaron facing 3 to 1 odds against surpassing Babe Ruth’s 714 career homers this year. If reached, predicted date is September 30 with odds updated after each game.
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Atlanta
UPI
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Georgia State University
Aaron
Carroll Mohn
Lester Sartorius
University
School of Business
William Wells
Computer Center
Sartorius
Charter Rule Delays Norwalk Council Land Purchase Action
Norwalk City Council stalled on emergency legislation to buy property adjacent to McGuan Park due to a charter rule requiring Planning Commission input. The council instead placed the measure on first reading while delaying formal action pending a 24 hour notice for a special Planning Commission meeting.
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McGuan Park
Council
Richard Cunningham
Planning Commission
Wayne Goodsite
Park and Recreation Commission
Clifton
State Streets
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