Petition Drives For Pueblo Seizure Probe Gain Support
Mrs. George Austin of Old State Road circulates a petition urging Congress to investigate the seizure of the USS Pueblo. Navy wives, a Milan lawyer, and a Norwalk milkman have signed. She plans 1000 more petitions at 142.75 locally funded with $60 donated so far and bumper stickers printed in California.
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George Austin
Old State Road
Congress
Dana Chandler
Milan
Austin
Norwalk
Court House
Xenia
California
Willard
UF's $60,806 Budget Sets Norwalk Drive Record
The Norwalk Area United Fund adopts a 60 806 budget the highest in its history aimed at raising more money this fall. Increases fund allocations and add two new agencies the Huron County Mental Health Society and Migrant Ministry of Norwalk. Campaign dates will be announced by the executive committee.
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Norwalk Area United Fund
Board of
Huron County Mental Health Society
Migrant Ministry of
Norwalk
Norwalk Area
United Fund
United Health Services
Hur
Amer
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Firelands Council
Girl Scouts
Erie Shores
Society For Crippled Children
Council For Retarded Children
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Golden Agers
Humane Society Senior Citizens
U.S.C
United Cerebral Palsy Association
National Traveler’s Aid
United Seamen’s Service
American Social Health Association
United Community Funds & Councils of Amer
Ohio Citizen’s Council
Norwalk Senior Center
Migrant Ministry of Norwalk
New Pupils To Register In Norwalk School District
All high school age students new to Norwalk School District must register today or tomorrow at the high school. Do not include students who attended Norwalk Junior High last term, as they are already registered per Principal Ervin Ultican.
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Norwalk
Ervin Ultican
South Korean Troops Kill Six North Infiltrators at DMZ
South Korean defense officials say troops killed six North Korean infiltrators in two clashes along the Demilitarized Zone. South Korean forces seized five communist submachine guns three anti tank grenades and other equipment.
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Seoul
UPS
Willard Board Names Van Scoy Principal and Opts Staffing
Willard Area Schools approve Fred Van Scoy as principal of Eastside and Greenfield campuses. Board fills teaching positions including Allison LePontois math science and Theresa Miller speech therapist, reassigns staff, and notes bus driver needs. Low bids set gas at 20.94 cents per gallon and Nationwide Insurance at 972.80 dollars.
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Eastside
Greenfield
Bellevue
Walter Kuhlhorse
Knoderer
Fred van Scoy
Allison LePontois
Cleveland
Willard High
Theresa Miller
Sandusky
Jerry Wendling
John Windnagle
M.E. Acocks
Harold Hayden
Willard Memorial Library Board
Gulf Oil Company
Milan EPA Seeks Wage Opinion on Overtime Policy
Milan Ohio The Board of Public Affairs requested Solicitor John Savard of Sandusky to interpret the wage ordinance to determine if overtime pay could be provided. The board also approved purchasing equipment from the old Milan substation and decided to advertise for a general worker in the water sewer and light departments.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
John Savard
Sandusky
James Knalley
The
Ohio Edison Company
Centennial Fund Aims Five Thousand Dollars
Monroeville Centennial Committee sets a goal of 5000 dollars with proceeds from badge and pillow sales. Badges cost 1 and 2 dollars and grant admission to the August 25 ball. Funds will support restrooms at the Park and Recreation field.
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Monroeville
Park and Recreation
Red Cross Delivers 900 Ditty Bags From Erie and Huron
Nine hundred ditty bags were shipped to Far East military hospitals by 158 volunteers from Erie and Huron Counties in response to Firelands Red Cross Chapter requests. Mrs. Robert Uhl, chapter production chair, thanked all helpers saying the project shows strong local support and will aid wounded servicemen. Over 1,475 volunteer hours were invested in the effort.
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Far East
Erie
Huron
Firelands Red Cross
Robert Uhl
American Red Cross
Farm Policy Is Scored
John J. Gilligan, Democratic Senate candidate, warned that federal farm policies uproot small farmers and push them to cities. He urged rights to collective bargaining for better prices and more federal support to aid state and local governments in aiding farmers.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
U.S. Senate
Gilligan
Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives, Inc
Labor Day Celebration to Feature Bands and Teen Dance
New London Labor Day festival opens August 31 with bands from Western Reserve Norwalk St Pauls Wellington Monroeville Mapleton and New London at 8 p.m. A Ashland rock n roll group The Universal Souls plays 9 30 p.m. on tennis courts. Teen talent show tryouts run 7 8 30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall chaired by Kenneth Laborie for Broome Wood Post.
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New London
Ashland
Western Reserve
Norwalk St. Paul’s
Wellington
Monroeville
Mapleton
Lowell Hileman
Universal Souls’’ of
Ashland High School
American Legion Hall
Kenneth Laborie
Broome Wood Post
The
American Legion
Driver Hits Wrong Pedal Crashes Into BF Goodrich Building
A Norwalk woman learning to drive struck the BF Goodrich building at 35 Whittlesey Ave during a lesson with her son’s mother. She claimed she hit the accelerator, causing moderate damage to the car’s fender bumper and light, and brick chips flaked from the wall.
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Norwalk
BF Goodrich
Whittlesey Ave
Eugene Stewart
State St
Mabel Stewart
Goodrich
Stewart
Stolen Check Ties Fremont Church to Norwalk Theft
A Norwalk tavern owner reported a stolen church check, drawn on The First United Presbyterian Church of Fremont, cashed for 118.25 on July 20. Police traced 14 stolen checks and linked them to Sandusky and Huron County, while unrelated local council actions and a constitutional vote in Spanish Guinea are noted.
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Norwalk
First United Presbyterian Church of
Fremont
Vincent Carleton
Colonial
Whittlesey Avenue
Melvin H
Berry
Groghan Colonial Bank
Russell G. Sorg
Sandusky
Huron County
British Engineer in China Confesses to Spy Charges
George Watt, a British engineer jailed in China, wrote his wife that he might have been shot if he had not confessed to espionage charges. He was sentenced to three years in prison last autumn.
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London
UPI
George Watt
China
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Willard Board of Education
Willard Dairy
Walter Cook
University of Wisconsin
Melvin Knoderer
EPA
Cel Wakeman
Philgas
Hooker’s
Lp-Gas
Wakeman, Ohio
Library Budget UK
Berlin
Herbert Strong
Harley Brownell Gibbs
Nellie Standardt Carr
Schilds Tire
Ralph Rose
Santa Isabel
Spanish Guinea
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Star View Drive-In
West Norwalk
Lucille Ball
Henry Fonda
James Garner
Sidney Poitier
Olds
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