Trains Carry Nerve Gas Rockets Toward Sea
Two military trains with deadly nerve gas rockets began their transit toward the ocean after clearing Richmond Kentucky and Spartanburg South Carolina. Ohio National Guard troops in Lima were withdrawn after five days, following curfew and unrest sparked by a fatal police shooting.
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United Press International
Richmond
Arsenal
Appalachia
Spartanburg
S.C
Lima
Ohio
UPI
Ohio National Guard
R.C. Timmons
Adjutant General's Office
Israel Bombs Lebanon Targets Amid Cease Fire Hopes
Israel launched air strikes on Mt. Hermon in southeast Lebanon in retaliation for guerrilla raids. A cease-fire on the Suez Canal held with hopes for U N peace talks. In Germany a bomb threat delayed Willy Brandt’s Moscow flight as officials investigate. In Michigan a museum fire caused by possible careless smoking damaged historical documents and machinery.
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United Press International
Israel
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
U.N
Mt. Hermon
BOM
UPI
Willy Brandt
Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
Brandt
Wahn
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford Museum
City Considers Complaints On Seminary Street Parking Lot
City officials police and residents met to discuss complaints about the Seminary Street parking lot raised by laundry owner John Haupricht. A possible closure of certain night hours is among ideas to curb rowdyism, high speed driving and disturbances. other options were not disclosed.
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Seminary Street
John Haupricht
William V. Mount
Haupricht
City Hall
L. C. Hilson
Fred
Norwalk Cyclist Ronald Deiner Killed in Route 61 Crash
Ronald J. Deiner, 21, of 21 Summit St died after his motorcycle hit a left turning truck on State Route 61 east of Norwalk. The crash occurred at 7 45 p m with Rudy G. Smith, 47, of Milan driving the truck. Deiner died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital at 10 45 p m. Funeral services set for Thursday at Kubach Smith Funeral Home. Survived by his parents and a sister Evelyn.
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Ronald J. Deiner
Summit St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Deiner
Rudy G. Smith
Milan
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Randolph J. Meesig
W. Main St
Erie County
Dora A. Wolfe
Wakeman
Zenobia
Butler Roads
Thomas Tomlinson
Harold L. Parks
Ronald James Deiner
Western Reserve High School
EHOVE
Norwalk High School
U. S. Navy
Faulhaber Co
Monroeville
Universalist Church
Robert T. Deiner
Evelyn
Raymond
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
PJ. Garcia
Woodlawn
Governor Rhodes Libel Suit Depositions Planned
Famed attorney Louis Nizer will take depositions early next month from witnesses in the $10.3 million libel suit Gov. James A. Rhodes filed against Life magazine after its article criticizing his parole of Toledo gangster Thomas Yonnie Licavoli.
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Columbus
UPI
New York
Louis Nizer
James A. Rhodes
Life Magazine
Toledo
Thomas
Yonnie) Licavoli
Surprise Visitor Stuns Cleveland Neighbors
Two year old Michael Gilbert of Shaker Heights crawled to his neighbor’s back door and tried to open it. Police arrived with lights and sirens. one officer retrieved the boy and the gun as a crowd watched outside.
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Cleveland
UPI
Michael Gilbert
Shaker Heights
Gilbert
Susan Gilbert
Michael
Weather and notices for Norwalk area
Mostly sunny and warm today and Wednesday with highs in the 80s. Tonight is clear and cool with lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Easterly winds 10 to 15 mph, 10 percent precipitation today tonight and Wednesday. Norwalk high 83 low 57. Marriage licenses issued for four couples. births and deaths listed in local records.
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Norwalk
Women Enter McSorleys After Public Accommodation Law
In New York City the 116 year old McSorleys Ale House saw women enter for the first time as Mayor Lindsay signed a public accommodation anti discrimination bill. Lucy Komisar of NOW faced initial resistance before being admitted and a brief altercation occurred with some patrons. The landmark bar remains divided on change as patrons assess the scene.
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New York
UPI
McSorley’s
John V. Lindsay
Egypt Says It Will Not Repatriate Israeli Pilots
Al Ahram reports Egypt will not return the four captured Israeli Phantom jet pilots. The move signals a firm stance amid regional tension and ongoing negotiations.
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United Press International
Cairo
al Ahram
Egypt
Piqua Officer Shot While Apprehending Suspect in Hotel Lobby
Patrolman Jan Mulder 32 is killed during a hotel lobby arrest attempt in Piqua Ohio. The wounded suspect, identified as Sammy Cantrell alias Paul Cantrell, fled in a 1963 Michigan plated station wagon and was captured nearby. Cantrell had addresses in Columbus Royals Oaks Mich Olive Springs Tenn.
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Piqua, Ohio
UPI
Jan Mulder
Here
Sammy Cantrell
Paul Cantrell
Cantrell
Columbus
Ohio
Royals Oaks
Mich
Olive Springs
Tenn
Piqua Memorial Hospital
Mulder
Holland
Gerald Smith
Smith
Peter Ammon
Fort Piqua
Thurmond Chased by Policeman After Red Light Incident
Washington police pursued Sen. Strom Thurmond for 16 blocks after a report he drove through a red light. Thurmond said he did not know he was being chased and denied running a stop light.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
Thurmond
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National Guard
Germany
Kent State University
Chiaramonte
Roger Cloud
Ronald Deiner
William M. Matteson
Willard
Claudia J. Stein
Randall J. Mullins
New London
Sheriel J. Welch
John R. Blair
Plymouth
Connie D. Hall
Walter Nichols
New Haven
Harry Bowman Jr
Katharine ’Ancran
Ernest J. Crouser
North Pleasant St
Rose Hall
Wellington
Lucy
Komisar
National Organization For Women
NOW
Daniel Kirwan
Miss Komisar
East Village
Coplain
Ammon
Rakestaw Road
Clayton Pike
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