Humphrey contests Texas vote as Nixon meets Johnson
In Texas Vice President Humphrey campaigns for Spanish speaking votes and tours Hemisfair with Gov. John Connally while Nixon flies from Miami to meet Johnson at the LBJ Ranch for Vietnam briefings. A Kanawha Airport crash in West Virginia kills 37. Eisenhower's condition improves at Walter Reed. McCarthy gains Yarborough support for Texas delegates amid Democratic race.
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OSU Professor and Wife Linked to Marijuana Find
Columbus police searched for Gary Max Walton, an Ohio State University economics professor, and his wife Susan after officers found about a dozen marijuana plants in the back yard and bulk marijuana in the basement of their northside home.
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Nine miners die in Kentucky mine blast linked to blasting powder on drilling machine
The nine men killed in the Madisonville coal mine explosion were due to blasting powder on a drilling machine in violation of federal and state mining laws. Detonation stemmed from coal flying from a freshly shot face and explosives on the machine 50 feet ahead in line with the face.
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Film unit shifts dogfight scenes from Duxford to France
Rain delays aviation recreation at Duxford forcing a move of nine Spitfires three Messerschmitts and a camera plane to Montpellier France to film the 1940 air battles that inspired churchill remarks about the few who owed so much.
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McCarthy Aide Demands Bailey Resign Over Discrimination Claim
Stephen Mitchell a former DNC chair says John Bailey faces discrimination in hotel rooms telephones and passes at the Democratic convention. Bailey arrives to plan the Aug 26 gathering and denies the charge calling Mitchell an alibi builder.
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Weather Outlook Norwalk Friday High 85 Low 68
Cloudy skies and showers will end this afternoon with a high near 80. Tonight will be cooler with a low in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Sunday looks fair and cooler with less humidity. Humidity readings Friday morning 87 percent, 2 p.m. 65 percent, 8 p.m. 82 percent. Sunrise 6 31 a.m. Sunset 8 34 p.m. Moonrise 10 02 p.m. Moonset 8 53 a.m.
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Nixon explains choosing Agnew as running mate
Nixon defended selecting Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew as his vice presidential choice saying Agnew is experienced and capable. He said the decision was the toughest political choice he ever made and noted other contenders considered included Romney Shafer and Volpe.
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Wm. Herner Dies At 99 Former Monroeville official passes away in Norwalk
William H. Herner age 99 longtime Monroeville mayor and Ohio state senator died in Norwalk after a four week illness He lived with his daughter at 32 Oak St Norwalk born May 15 1869 in Sherman township He served as Monroeville mayor in 1910 and 1922 and was a state senator 1912 and 1931 36 He owned a clothing store in Monroeville and was a member of Trinity Lutheran church and the Elks Lodge He is survived by three daughters four grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter Funeral services Monday at 2 pm at Drake funeral home burial Riverside cemetery Monroeville.
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Norwalk Captain Aids 23 Korean Orphan Children
Capt. Jon R. Wise and family organized clothing and toy donations for twenty three orphans at Papyong Children’s Home. The Second Battalion 38th Infantry unit supports the effort with about seventy five dollars monthly. The story outlined Wise’s praise for American generosity and his wish to attract major industrial backing to improve the home facilities.
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Fire erupts in indoor grease run at Norwalk home
A grease fire ignited during an indoor charcoal run at 17 James Street, Kenneth Lee residence, triggering a call to Norwalk Fire Department at 7 10 p m Friday. Firefighters arrived to contain the blaze at the home of James Street.
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Mayor and officials to dunk at Norwalk picnic splash
Plan shows Mayor Harold Finch and Service Director Morley Price taking the dunk tank platform at the Norwalk Furniture Corp employees picnic. Event set for 12 to 12 30 at Huron County Fairgrounds with both men slated to take the stand.
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City to interview tax expert again
The city plans a second interview with one of three income tax consultants to set up a municipal tax. Allen Hakes says a firm deemed most serious will be revisited next week, with no identification given. Council authorized hiring a consultant but has taken no action on the tax itself.
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McGovern Enters Race as Possible Kennedy Favorite
Senator George S. McGovern of South Dakota moves toward a real bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. A vocal Vietnam War critic, he plans an 11 a.m. news conference to outline his campaign as a peace candidate attracting Kennedy adherents and doves.
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