Generations Seek Offices in Local Elections
Arthur H. Stearns and his son Dale Stearns seek re election. Arthur runs for councilman at large in Willard while Dale runs for clerk of New Haven Township. Incumbents include Stearns, William Darling for Monroeville Council, and William C Bailey for Western Reserve School Board. First time filings include Orin Wilcox for New London School Board Gilbert Mainzer for Bronson Township clerk. Petitions picked up by Peter Wiebe Eugene McEndree for Willard School Board and Robert Hopkins for Greenwich Township Clerk.
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Arthur H. Stearns
Dale
Arthur Stearns
Willard
Dale Stearns
New Haven Township
Stearns
William Darling
Monroeville
William C. Bailey
Western Reserve School Board
Orin K. Wilcox
New London
Gilbert Mainzer
Bronson Township
Peter A. Wiebe
Eugene E. McEndree
Willard School Board
Robert L. Hopkins
Greenwich Township
Six U S Planes Downed and Viet Cong Attacks Reported
U S forces report six American aircraft shot down and three accidental troop and civilian attacks. The report also notes shelling of two ships in Saigon Channel, guerrilla raids on refugee centers, a Viet Cong coached bombing attempt on a fortress, and two aircraft downed over North Vietnam during 113 raiding missions Tuesday. FBI Director Hoover informs Johnson anti riot commission that no conspiracy evidence exists among 52 civil disorders from three years.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Vietnam
Navy
North Vietnam
Washington
Carmichael Decries Lincoln as White Racist and Urges Armed Freedom
Stokely Carmichael, speaking at a Latin American Solidarity Conference in Havana, called Abraham Lincoln a white racist and urged American Negroes to take up arms for freedom from New York to California and from Canada to Mexico. He also demanded the collapse of capitalism.
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Havana
UPI
Stokely Carmichael
Abraham Lincoln
New York
California
Canada
Mexico
Carmichael
Workshop Bond Issue Is Filed For Huron County
A $200,000 one tenth mill bond proposal for a sheltered workshop to train mentally retarded adults in Huron County is filed with the Board of Elections for November. The plan, unveiled by architect T J Peabody, seeks 20 years of funding to create self supporting individuals.
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Huron County
Board of Elections
T.J. Peabody
New London
Weather Outlook With Showers And Mild Temperatures
Variable clouds with scattered showers and thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. Expect lows in the upper 60s to low 70s and little temperature change tomorrow. Temperatures Tuesday from 60 to 82 with no precipitation. marriages licenses listed for four couples including Lucas and Kessler. births and deaths recorded for Fox Shadle Kline and others.
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Warner
White violence erupts in Providence Milwaukee and Chicago
United Press International reports escalating racial clashes as white mobs in Providence attack Negroes while police clash with snipers in Milwaukee and Chicago. Dozens injured, multiple arrests, National Guardsmen on alert, several dead in Milwaukee violence.
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Providence
R.I
Milwaukee
Chicago
Monroeville Farmer Dies in Straw Baler Accident
Allen Walter also known as Jimmy, 29, was found dead in a field on Peru Center Road South after his body became caught between the rollers of a round baler. Coroner Dr. William B. Holman ruled the death accidental by suffocation. Funeral arrangements are pending with Drake Funeral Home.
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Monroeville
Allen Walter
Jimmy
Peru Center Road
William B. Holman
Huron County
Holman
Walter
Jack Stotz
Julie Walter
Albert Walter
Peru Center Road South
Drake Funeral Home
Good Samaritan Helps Hiker Save Sandal Costs on Road
San Francisco traveler Benl Dar Winter and companion Bill Herworth hitchhiked toward New York when sandals failed. Sam Spinello repaired them free after Winter and Herworth could only spare eleven dollars. The pair continue toward Cape Cod, hoping to reach Sept 1, aided by local goodwill.
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Bill Winter
Jericho
New York
Winter
San Francisco
Bill Herworth
Cape Cod
Herworth
Sam Spinello
E. Main St
Spinello
Herwerth
Massachusetts
Housing code eyed for Huron County Ohio
Huron County plans a county wide housing code to set minimum standards for cities villages and townships excluding Bellevue The proposed code would empower the Board of Health to condemn unfit buildings and compel owner improvements while avoiding broad house to house enforcement say officials.
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Huron County
Ohio
County Board of Health
Bellevue
Clarence Ellett
County Health Department
Ellett
Welfare Payments Increased in Huron County
Welfare recipients in Huron County received larger checks as three aid programs were increased by legislation. Aid to the Blind and Aid to Dependent Children rose by up to 3 per person, and Aid to Disabled up to 9 more. The County Board weighs a further 15 percent increase for Aid to Dependent Children.
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Huron County
George Lawrence
General Assembly
Lawrence
County Board of Commissioners
Village Cannot Offer Reward for Murder Case
Monroeville village council lacks authority to offer a reward for the capture of the murderer of Alma Miller the widow fatally beaten Thursday morning. Village Solicitor Hite said any reward must come from private sources while Mayor Lord praised police and state agencies aiding the investigation.
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Monroeville
Alma Miller
Walter L. Hite
Hite
Clayton C. Lord
Sheriff’s Department
State Highway Patrol
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Bar Break-In Case To Start Thursday
Sandusky man Robert Windau, 27, will go on trial in Olena on charges of trying to break into Obie's Tavern during the July 3 early morning incident. Windau was captured after a chase. a second assailant fled. Windau pleaded innocent in an earlier hearing. George Howells represents him.
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Obie
Olena
Robert Windau
Jefferson
Windau
Obie’s
Charles Obermiller
Ohio lawmakers mull $5 auto license hike for highways
Columbus reports legislative leaders weigh a five dollar increase to auto license fees to 15 dollars for highway maintenance and more patrols. A separate five dollar permissive hike may be sought for counties.
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Columbus
UPI
Rights Official To Visit Norwalk For Discrimination Hearings
An Ohio Civil Rights Commission representative will visit Norwalk on August 9 to hear discrimination complaints. Clarence Walker, the northwest regional director, will spend three hours at the anti poverty office on the second floor of the Huron County Bank building from 2 to 5 p.m. The trip is a routine visit to hear housing employment public accommodations and education issues, not a formal hearing.
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Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Norwalk
Commission
Clarence Walker
Northwest
Emerson E. Cole
Huron
Erie
Cole
Reflector
Walker
The
Anti-Poverty Organization
Huron County Bank
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Lincoln
Om Aeat
Robert Allen Lucas
Carol Ann Kessler
James O. Hall
Blanche E. Bennett
Larry P. Petrey
U.S. Marine Corps
Elizabeth Gail Hilson
Francis John Rodgers
Avon Lake
Marie Therese Burke
Wakeman
Richard Fox
Greenwich
Omar R. Gharst
Albert
United Press International
Priest
By Tom Dillon
Juv
Vt Benl Dar
Eos
George Howells
Sandusky
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