Norwalk moves on lease for field use and council plans
Lu ors and Norwalk Airport Co representatives expect to sign a lease today. The city will insure the field for industrial and emergency use, with public access for citizens. Grass mowed, a public phone installed, and rental cars and aviation fuel to be available. Harold Finch files to run for mayor after Republican nomination. Human relations committee to organize, realtor seat sought but declined. Atlas Centaur tests a paper moon in space prep. Russia signals willingness to sign disarmament pacts if West meets conditions. Singapore to become a republic after secession from Malaysia with no ethnic kings.
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Norwalk Airport Co
Louis G. Frey
Frey
Weather and Marriage License Notice Snapshot
Sunny and cool today with a high in the 70s. Fair tonight and warmer Thursday. Sunrise 5 32 a m, sunset 7 33 p m. High 76 and low 47 Tuesday. Marriage license application filed by William P Bates clerk Bellevue and Terry L Dean Bellevue factory worker.
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William P. Bates
Bellevue
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Assembly Passes School Aid Bill In Ohio
The 106th General Assembly approved the largest state school aid package, boosting public education funding by about 108 million over two years and granting a 200 pay rise for all teachers. A 279 million capital improvements bill failed, leaving it in limbo until August 31 as lawmakers adjourned after a chaotic session.
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API
106Th General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Ross Pepple
R-Lima
Senate Democrates
Viet Cong Split Rescue Forces Near Duc Co Camp
Viet Cong forces split a three mile relief column aiming to reach Duc Co where 13 American advisers and allied Montagnard fighters have been besieged. US air and jet bombardment covered the relief effort as casualties rose on both sides.
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Duc Co
Central Highlands
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Ernsthausen family funds Norwalk band uniforms
The Norwalk High School band and majorettes will wear new gold and blue uniforms this fall. Gifted by Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ernsthausen, the Ward Co. of New London designed the fitted jackets with gold braid and a blue plume on plastic hats. The move was approved by the Norwalk High School Committee.
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Sturgis Corbin
The
Ward Co
New London
Norwalk High School
Norwalk Board of Education Faces Three Vacancies
The Norwalk Board of Education Tuesday night left three teaching posts unfilled junior high mathematics and art teachers and one fifth grade position. Resignations from Mrs Klingelsmith Hilling sley and Mary Gruber were accepted. Five teachers were hired including Harriet Parcher and Virginia Poling on temporary certificates. Mr and Mrs Edward Van Norman previously taught in California.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Sandra Klingelsmith
A.C. Hillingsley
Mary Gruber
Miss Gruber
Cleveland
Harriet E. Parcher
The
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Board splits pay dispute . Miller and Williamson clash over attendance
Norwalk Board of Education members Paul Miller and clerk Joseph Williamson argued over meeting attendance and pay. Miller noted others received higher checks while claiming he attended meetings. President Olsen urged a records check and paying bills, with minutes to be rechecked after the meeting.
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Norwalk
Miller
Williamson
Dale Olsen
Milles
Florida
Shotgun Explodes Injuring Boy on Farm
Thirteen year-old Kenneth Ortner of Wakeman was struck when a 12 gauge shotgun exploded while he and his siblings, Dennis eight and Sheryl six, shot pigeons on their farm. A six inch by one inch fragment fractured his left thumb. he was hospitalized after initial treatment by a Norwalk doctor and transfer to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Deputies say the gun had previously been used to fire blanks at the Ortner air show.
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Kenneth Ortner
Dennis
Sheryl
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Kenneth
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk Schools Boss Reports Year of Progress
Dr. Sturgis R. Carbin presented a year end report to the Board of Education detailing gains in personnel and curriculum. Highlights include added staff, improved pupil teacher ratios, more teachers with advanced degrees, tracking in grades 7-12, new course offerings, and a pilot economics study for second grade.
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Sturgis R. Carbin
Norwalk
Board of Education
Farly Norwalk
Mozelle Adams
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