Trucker Dies On Ohio Turnpike In Sleep Crash
An unidentified semi driver was killed on the Ohio Turnpike at 5:40 AM four miles west of Commodore Perry Service Plaza after apparently falling asleep. The truck veered off the road striking a bridge abutment as patrolmen checked the trucking firm for identity. Body taken to Young-Wohlever Funeral Home in Bellevue.
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Commodore Perry
Norwalk- Sandusky
Pike
Young-Wohlever Funeral Home
Bellevue
Driver Hits Steer on Highway 20 Near Wakeman
Raymond A. Bauders 40 of Fremont struck a Hereford steer on Highway 20 west of Wakeman. He said two steers darted into the roadway. the animals belonged to Morris Chapin. Bauders reported his semitrailer sustained moderate damage.
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Raymond A. Bauders
Fremont
Highway 20
Wakeman
Bauders
Morris Chapin
Banders
Weather Outlook and Local Marriage License List
Variable clouds with heat and humidity today and tonight and scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Highs near 86 to 92, tonight lows around 66 to 74. Sunday partly cloudy with more scattered storms. Sunrise 5 24 a.m. Sunset 7 35 p.m. Friday highs around 94 and 69 overnight. Marriage licenses issued for Vanichek Smith Cuccia Lawrence Hardesty Henneman. Births announced for Mr and Mrs Elvis Case Willard von W
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John Leroy Vanichek
New Washington
Clella Mae Smith
Willard
Peter James Cuccia
Norwalk
Peggy Lee Lawrence
Nelson H. Hardesty, Jr
Huron
Judith Ann Henneman
Ohio Electrical Storm Kills One Injures Two
United Press International reports scattered thunderstorms lashed Ohio causing at least one death and two injuries. A Pennsylvania University student, Nancy L. Fisher, 20, died when a car collision on a rain slick Cleveland street occurred. In Parma, eight year old Margaret McCrory was knocked unconscious while playing outside.
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West Point
Miss
UPI
Wisconsin
Mike Reuss
Stanford University
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
B. Cowart
United Press International
Ohio
Nancy L. Fisher
Depauw University
Cleveland
Margaret McCrory
Parma
Storm Fault Triggers Electrical Shock In Cleveland Suburb
Linda Tewalt, 15, was shocked near a fallen power line in Garfield Heights while wading through two feet of water. She was treated and released at Marymount Hospital as crews restored power to over 3,000 area homes. The Weather Bureau logged nearly two inches of rain.
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Garfield Heights
Cleveland
Linda Tewalt
Marymount Hospital
Cleveland Weather Bureau
Air Force and Navy raid North Vietnam barracks and plants
U S and Philippine pilots reported heavy air action across North Vietnam with raids on five army barracks and an explosives plant. In the Mekong Delta Viet Cong mortar barrages accompanied ground combat. A Skyraider from Midway was downed near Dong Hoi, and up to 200 Viet Cong were claimed killed. Generals Khanh and Tri faced dismissal amid reports of raids and border movements.
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Saigon
Air Force
South Viet Nam
Midway
Dong Hoi
Mekong
Guven Cao Ky
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Europe
Do Cao Tri
Ngo Dinh Diem
325Th
Cambodia
U. S
Skyraider
Vinh Army
Hanoi
Independence
Dong Cau Thon
Demilitarized Zone
Huron County Fair Premium Book Sets Mailed
Premium lists and rules for the Huron County Fair have been mailed to former exhibitors. Secretary-treasurer Elfreda Crayton said extra copies are available at the fairgrounds office. A silage show by the Soil and Water Conservation District is added this year and the pony pulling contest moves to Thursday morning. The fair runs September 14 through 18.
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Huron County Fair
Elfreda Crayton
Huron County Fairgrounds
Crayton
Huron Soil and Water Conservation District
Norwalk GOP District Plans Meeting for Mayor Candidate
Members of the Norwalk District of the Huron County Republican Central Committee meet Monday evening at the Young and Young law offices to name a new Norwalk mayoral candidate after Michael C. Rice withdrew July 28 to join the State Auditor's office in Mansfield. Henry E. Young said a majority of the 13 eligible members must attend and approve the candidate.
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Norwalk
Huron County Republican Central Committee
Young and Young Law Offices
Michael C. Rice
Huron County Engineer’s
State Auditor’s
Mansfield
Henry E. Young
Central Committee
Bloodmobile Visit Scheduled Monday
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Norwalk Huron County on Monday from 11 30 to 5 30 EST at the Eagles Club. The Clarksfield Grange Women provide lunch and the Rotarians run the canteen with milk donated by Bell Dairy Co.
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American Red Cross
Huron County
Norwalk
Eagles Club
Clarksfield Grange
Bell Dairy Co
Johnson administration moves to strike poll tax in Deep South
Justice Department lawyers planned to file a federal suit in Jackson Mississippi challenging the constitutionality of poll taxes as part of a broad voting rights push. President Johnson said the statute would strike away the last major shackles of oppression and similar suits would be filed in Texas Alabama and Virginia.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Deep South
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Jackson
Miss
Texas
Alabama
Virginia
Willard Police Win Second Traffic Award in 1954
Willard was among 29 U S cities honored by the International Association of Chiefs of Police for outstanding traffic duty handling in 1954. Willard, in the 10 000 to 15 000 population bracket, is the only city in its class to win this year. Chief Calvin C Fillings notes the honor follows last year’s second place finish and reflects evaluation on training enforcement accident investigation drunk driving laws and pedestrian control.
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Willar
Willard
United States
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Calvin C. Fillings
Railroad Sued Over City Crossing Collision
Fanny KR Williams of 30 N Foster St filed a $50 000 suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court against New York Central Railroad over a February 10 1964 night collision at the N Foster Street crossing north of Monroe Mrs Williams a passenger in a car driven by James Williams.
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Fanny Kr, Williams
N. Foster St
Huron Country Common Pleas Court
New York Central Railroad
Monroe
Williams
James
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