Lake Erie fishery outlook questioned by federal expert
UPI reports Ernest Premetz deputy director of the U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries said at a federal water pollution conference that the entire status of Lake Erie as a fish producer is uncertain. He cited agricultural waste as a key pollution factor equal to industrial and municipal wastes, including pesticides and herbicides.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lake Erie
Ernest Premetz
U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Ann Arbor
Mich
Federal Water Pollution Control Conference
Premetz
City hit by worst fire in a century wrecks four blocks
In St Louis downtown a major blaze destroyed four buildings and damaged two others in a two block area. Flames burned for over four hours. Minor damage touched a near finished sports arena. In Saigon UPI reports 500 tons of bombs hit a Viet Cong target near the border and U.S. troop strength surpassed 82000. The 101st Airborne faced its first attack with light casualties.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Saigon
Guam
U.S
Viet Nam
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Johnson Seeks $1.7 Billion to Fuel Vietnam War
President Johnson asked Congress for an extra 1.7 billion dollars to fund the Vietnam War. Defense Secretary McNamara said U.S. armed forces would total about 2.98 million by mid 1966, with a 340,000 man increase and funding lasting through January.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services Committee
McNamara
Weather outlook with warm temperatures and sun
The forecast calls for showers and scattered thunder today ending tonight with a high around 75 to 85. Mostly sunny and warmer Thursday. Low tonight near 60s. Sunrise 5 25 a m Sunset 7 41 p m High Tuesday 75 Low Tuesday 02. Marriage licenses granted list follows including James L Palm North Fairfield and Janet B Dalton Wakeman a Wakeman couple Willis Reynolds Klading Upsell and others.
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James L. Palm
North Fairfield
Janet B. Dalton
Wakeman
Norwalk Council Approves Airport Lease and Plant Repairs
The Norwalk City Council approved a $337,000 appropriation and a lease of runways and facilities at Norwalk Airpark for 50 dollars a month. Plans include fueling service and a phone in the terminal as the council considers operating the airport under open field or closed conditions. The ordinance, passed as an emergency, also preserves city’s first refusal on the property.
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Ments
Norwalk Airpark
Louis G. Frey
NAACP Protests Sandusky Mayor's Committee on Human Relations
The Sandusky NAACP protests the mayor’s new Human Relations Committee appointments and warns of possible action before the state Civil Rights Commission. S.A. Robinson says the spearhead group’s work was ignored and only two of 15 members are Negroes. Council members defend the process and note multiple spearhead nominees.
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Sandusky Naacp Protests Human Relations Group
Sandusky
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
State Civil Rights Commission
S.A. Robinson
NAACP
Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Robinson
Mayor Frey Refuses Reconsideration of Human Relations Appointments
Norwalk Mayor Louis G. Frey rejected calls to reexamine the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations after a letter from S A Robinson Jr of the Sandusky NAACP urged review. Frey said the panel represents all peoples and stressed it is not race specific.
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Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
S. A. Robinson, Jr
Sandusky
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Robinson
Frey
Norwalk Council Divided on Two Resolutions
During Tuesday night’s Norwalk City Council meeting, five members voted yes on two resolutions while Councilman Richard Blackburn initially said here then corrected to I mean yes. Clerk Rose Foss called the roll as Smith Saladin Comer Hakes Liedorff supported the motions.
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Blackburn
Norwalk
Rose Foss
Smith
Saladin
Comer
Hakes
Liedorff
Richard Blackburn
Norwalk Mayor seeks realtor for Human Relations panel
Norwalk Mayor Louis G. Frey told the city council on Tuesday night he is still seeking a realtor to join the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations. He said it is important to have a realtor on the group and that, after contacting six realtors with no cooperation, he will continue outreach until one accepts or all decline.
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Sandusky
Norwalk
James L. Schlader
The
Reflector
Schlader
Caroline S. Ford
Spearhead
Louis G. Frey
Frey
Unemployment Drops in Huron County for July
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports a fall in new unemployment claims from 53 in the week ending July 24 to 33 in the week ending July 31. Total continuing claimants unemployed one week or more declined to 121 for July 31, down from 131 the prior week.
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Huron County
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Tandem Bike Crash Cracks Liquor Store Window
Two 14 year old boys, Wayne Sholes and Dennis McCreary, lost control of a tandem bicycle Tuesday afternoon and crashed into the window of the State Liquor Store at 28 West Main Street. Both boys were uninjured. the window was cracked.
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State Liquor Store
W. Main St
Wayne Sholes
Linwood Ave
Dennis McCreary
W. Chestnut
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Michelangelo
Willis
Paul Booth
Robert Reynolds
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Ben
Vernon Klading
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Lawrence M~upsell
Castalia
Council
Pete Mohn
Mayor Frey
Mittee
Norewalk
Linwood Avenue
N&w
Benedict
Woodlawn
Corwin
Old State Road
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