Firelands Stamp Club to issue Norwalk airport cover
The Firelands Stamp Club offers a first day cover for the Norwalk Huron County airport dedication. About 150 to 200 envelopes have been ordered by collectors. Envelopes are printed by Sarah Kerr, stamps applied, and cancelled at Norwalk Post Office with an August 18 postmark. Price is 35 cents each or three for a dollar. contact Norman Boose, club president, to obtain.
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Firelands Stamp Club
Norwalk
Huron County
Sarah Kerr
Norman Boose
The
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Nixon to visit Columbus for Ohio GOP meeting next Tuesday
Gov. Rhodes said Nixon will meet Ohio GOP leaders in Columbus with a news conference planned. Agnew may visit Aug. 24 to discuss campaign.
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Viet Talks Still Deadlocked In Paris Negotiations
UPI reports that after a four hour session in Paris, U.S. negotiator W. Averell Harriman and the North Vietnamese delegation made no progress in the Vietnam War talks. Harriman urged more frequent meetings while noting no real movement on Hanoi’s demand to end all bombing. The talks began May 13 and the next session was set for Wednesday. Observers saw potential for increased productivity but no breakthrough.
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Clark Clifford
Harriman
Hanoi
United States
Weather outlook and local births and deaths note
Partly cloudy and cooler today with a high in the upper 70s to low 80s and a clear cool night. Tuesday high in Norwalk 82 and low 51 with no precipitation. Births report lists Mr and Mrs David D Steffanni in Norwood Avenue for a girl. Deaths include Mabel Gagle 82 Wakeman Jane Brucker 82 Willard Arthur Marquart 89 Belmont and Belle Harrick 88 Belmont.
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Norwalk
David D. Steffanni
Norwood Ave
Mabel Gagle
Huron
Jane Brucker
Wakeman
Arthur
Marquart
Willard
Belle Harrick
Belmont
Mass
Officials deny bombing halt rumors in Vietnam dispute
Washington officials say there is no truth to reports that President Johnson will order an immediate end to bombing North Vietnam. No Hanoi proof exists to justify halting air attacks without risking troops, while Viet Cong activity suggests a looming offensive. Humphrey comments offer optimism but no policy shift.
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UPI
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North Vietnam
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Paris
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Norwalk City Schools Adopt $1.9 Million Budget
The Norwalk City Board of Education approved a 1969 budget of 1,900,000, up 30,519 from 1968. Expenditures are estimated at 1,869,941 with a projected year end balance of 200,000 to cover payroll until March tax settlements from the May five mill levy. The carryover is expected to be lower than in recent years with 368,973 on hand at the start.
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Norwalk
Kids Day Plans Set by Norwalk Jaycees at Fairgrounds
The Norwalk Jaycees will host a Kids Day starting 2 p.m. Saturday at the Huron County Fairgrounds with aerial acts, Spot the dog, elephant acts, and rides such as Flying Saucers Fire Engine Baby Tug Boats and Choo Choo. Western ponies and donkeys will be offered for riding. The event comes amid a 1967 $229,640 budget with a $103,000 capital outlay for 1969 and a pledge that levy revenue will fund school site improvements.
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Norwalk Jaycees
Huron County Fairgrounds
Norwalk Board mulls combining levies for renewal
Norwalk Board of Education officials weigh whether two expiring levies totaling 9.3 mills should be renewed together and for an indefinite period. With only three members present no action was taken, a special meeting will be called.
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Norwalk Board of Education
James Ryder
Dale Olsen
Edward Rubinow
City Woman In Accident On Route 250 Bogart
A Norwalk woman Virginia F Schild 40 was stopped for traffic on Route 250 Bogart when her car was rear ended by John A Crawford 30 of Newberry. A passenger Julia Schild 75 of 116 Benedict Ave sustained injuries and will see a doctor. Crawford was cited for failure to keep a safe distance.
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Bogart
Virginia F. Schild
John A. Crawford
Newberry
Highway Patrol
Virginia Schild
Julia Schild
Benedict Ave
Crawford
Charter Additions Are Recommended for Norwalk
The Norwalk charter commission will consider alternate procedures to be added to the charter at a special meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday. Squire Sanders and Dempsey will present recommendations after reviewing the draft. If accepted the changes may delay printing of 4000 copies for voters before the November ballot. The meeting is in the city council chamber.
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Charter Commission
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
City Council
EHOVE Building Report Is Planned For Board Meeting
Architects for the EHOVE Vocational School will present a first hand progress report at tonight's board of education meeting. Chief architect Robert Bregar declined comment on the report. Officials expect two buildings to open Sept 4 with assurances from Weinstein Construction that deadlines will be met. Supt J Creighton Christ says a director for the federally funded DIVE project has been found and will be hired tonight. The board will also hire teachers adopt textbooks and approve other EHOVE projects.
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Ehove Vocational School
Board of Education
Robert Bregar
Weinstein
Akron
J. Creighton Christ
Sheriff Enforces Ohio Election Poster Law Request
Sheriff John Borgia mails notices to political leaders in Huron County detailing penalties under the Ohio Revised Code for posting signs on trees or poles. Signs may be allowed on telegraph or telephone poles when directed by highway or county engineers.
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John Borgia
John Hogsett
Huron County Democratic Central and
John Gerken
Huron County Republican Central Committee
Bernard W. Freeman
Huron County Republican Executive Committee
Huron County Board of Elections
Delegates Challenged for McCarthy at Democratic Convention
McCarthy forces plan to challenge over 350 delegates from at least nine states as Credentials Committee prepares Chicago convention hearings. Challenges target districts in Kentucky Missouri Pennsylvania Washington Minnesota Oklahoma Texas and Mississippi with varying voting rights under state rules.
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Chicago
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Washington
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Kentucky
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Texas
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