Comedienne Martha Raye Cuts Arm, Closes Show Early
Martha Raye sustained a cut arm in Bratenahl near Musicarnival closing her musical Hello Sucker a day early. Twelve stitches were required for the wound in her right arm. The injury occurred on the way to a cast party near producer John Price's home. The show opened last Monday and stars Texas Guinan lore.
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Nixon nominates Haynsworth to Supreme Court
President Nixon nominated Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. to the U.S. Supreme Court to fill the Fortas vacancy. The 56 year old fourth circuit judge drew both support and criticism for views on desegregation, hospital funding, civil rights cases, and police powers, with no attendance at the Laguna Beach announcement.
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Camille Hits Ohio as Katrina Like Storm Prompts Rain
UPI reports Camille expected to affect Ohio with showers and thundershowers depending on storm track. Rain could end by Wednesday if the system moves east. a westward shift could prolong precipitation.
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Camille
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Hurricane Camille Devastates Gulf Coast Cities
Hurricane Camille unleashed 190 mph winds and 18 to 20 foot tides, destroying Biloxi Gulfport Bay St. Louis and Waveland. Fires raged, hundreds injured, at least 12 dead, with millions in damage. National Guardsmen aided rescues as communications failed and martial law was reported in Gulfport.
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Ohio shoppers rush for cigarettes as new taxes loom
Ohioans flooded state liquor stores on Saturday seeking lower prices before new taxes take effect. Clerks described a Christmas like rush with business at least triple in Cleveland and across the state as stores closed for price marking and set to reopen Tuesday.
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Columbus
UPI
Weather and life events from Norwalk area
Weather sketch shows tonight showers and a low in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Tuesday showers with highs upper 70s to lower 80s. Wednesday mostly fair and mild with southwest winds today, northwesterly Tuesday. Births list four couples with newborns and locations Norwalk Willard New London North Fairfield. Marriage license applications for two couples in Oak Harbor and Norwalk. Death notices include infant Timothy Dean Joy and Clinton N Stevenson aged 73 of Niagara Falls NY.
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Lewisville
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Sam Sheppard Open to Wrestling Tours Says He Not Plan to Tour
Dr. Sam Sheppard, former neuro surgeon, says no immediate move to wrestle full time, though offers from Australia and Japan interest him. He emphasizes medicine over sport, with business adviser noting a possible touring schedule. he remains debt burdened from legal costs and reflects on his past.
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Ohio
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Rhodes Seeks Doubling Pay for Activated Ohio Guard
Gov. James Rhodes plans to ask the 108th General Assembly to double the minimum pay of Ohio National Guard troops when called for state duty. Guardsmen now earn 12.80 dollars daily. Rhodes praised their service at CAMP GRAYLING, citing 28 activations in 18 months for civil unrest, natural disasters, and related duties.
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Mich
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108Th General Assembly
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Michigan
Policeman Joins Fire Department in Norwalk Switch
Former Norwalk policeman Donald T. Hohler begins work as a Class C fireman earning 7000 dollars yearly. He leaves the police force where he served over four years and retains retirement benefits. His wife Marjean and two children live at 2 Richard Ave.
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