U.S. Warns Hanoi Over Demilitarized Zone Moves
In Paris W Averell Harriman warned North Vietnam that U S restraint could end amid massing troops near the DMZ. The talks, now in their 18th session since May, aim to set a peace framework for Vietnam. In Wichita Kansas police faced gunfire and riots as a Negro man was shot and crowds gathered during a second night.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
U.S
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
Wichita, Kan
Wichita State University
Ex-Bar Association Leader Sentenced for Embezzlement
Elmer C. Myers former president of the Cuyahoga County Bar Association received a sentence of one to twenty years in the Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to four counts. He faced eleven counts of embezzlement and forgery related to mishandled estates as trustee and about sixty to twenty thousand dollars in defrauded funds from 1963 to 1966.
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Cleveland
UPS
Cuyahoga County Bar Association
Elmer C. Myers
Ohio Penitentiary
Myers
Stokes to urge guaranteed income and gun control at DNC
Mayor Carl B. Stokes plans to ask the Democratic Party for a guaranteed annual income and strict gun laws. He will testify before the Democratic National Platform Committee in Chicago. The Ohio State Fair opened in Columbus with Youth Day marked by Missey and Rickey Moore, grandchildren of Gov. Rhodes, cutting the ribbon.
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Cleveland
UPI
Carl B. Stokes
Democratic Party
Stokes
Democratic National Platform Committee
Chicago
Columbus
Missey
Rickey Moore
James A. Rhodes
Radio Free Prague
Party Central Committee
National Assembly
Dubcek
Moscow
Kremlin
Humphrey Within 250 Votes of First Ballot Victory
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey trails by fewer than 250 votes in the UPI delegate tabulation for the Democratic presidential nomination, signaling a potential first ballot win if the trend continues.
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Chicago
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
United Press International
US officials fear for Czech leaders amid Soviet invasion
US officials fear for the lives of Czech Communist leader Alexander Dubcek and President Josef Smrokovsky amid the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. They believe world public opinion against the invasion may best guarantee their physical security, not unilateral US influence.
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Washington
UPI
Alexander Dubcek
Josef Smrokovsky
United States
Czechoslovakia
Tass
Prague
Pilsen
Budejovice
Hradec Kralove
Unsti Nad Labem
Communist Party Reform
New Haven Man Dies In Route 4 Crash
A New Haven man, Charles A. Richards, 57, was killed at 9:05 a.m. on Route 4 three miles south of Route 269 in Seneca County. His dump truck left the road, rolled into a ditch, and pinned him under the cab. He died on arrival at Tiffin Mercy Hospital. Fink Funeral Home of Willard to handle arrangements.
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New Haven
Seneca County
Charles A. Richards
Tiffin Mercy Hospital
State Patrol
Richards
Fink Funeral Home
Willard
Weather Outlook Norwalk Highs In The Ninety Sums
Mostly sunny hot and humid today with highs in the low 90s and a warm humid night. Wednesday brings a 93 degree high and 72 low in Norwalk with .03 inches of rain. humidity at 8 am 90 percent, 2 pm 67, 8 pm 82. Sunrise 6 43, sunset 8 17. Moonrise 5 05, moonset 20 01. Births note three newborns at Willard Greenwich and Attica. Florence Minardi, 70, of 62 State St., is listed in deaths.
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Norwalk
Eisenhower Remains Critical but Doctors See Some Stability
UPI reports at Walter Reed Army Hospital that former President Eisenhower, 77, remains in critical condition with ongoing heart irritability and stable vital signs. Doctors noted no pain, rest is comfortable, and family visits continue as they evaluate whether irregularities are fibrillation or flutter. Anesthetic lidocaine and berulium tosylate were used in treatment.
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Washington
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Thas
Eisenhower
Diabetes Clinic Draws 312 in Huron County Drive
Free mobile clinics run by the Huron County Health Department screened 312 residents for diabetes with Dr. George Linn noting the turnout was good given the weather. turnout included 104 in Wakeman, 112 in North Fairfield, and 96 in Greenwich with clinics moving to Norwalk at St Mary’s Church then First United Methodist Church.
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Huron County
Huron County Health Department
George Linn
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
Norwalk
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
First United Methodist Church
City Boy 18 Injured By Tire Ring At Norwalk Garage
An 18-year-old Norwalk youth Thomas Haeuptle of 150 Whittlesey Ave. sustained cuts to face and arm when a tire ring blew off a large truck tire at Mead Motor Sales. He works as summer help and was being treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital with admission pending.
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Norwalk
Thomas Haeuptle
Whittlesey Ave
Mead Motor Sales
Mead’s
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Monroeville Faces One-Man Police Force
Monroeville operates with Patrolman Leonard Connors and auxiliary Harold Seville after Chief Jerrold Henery goes on a 60 day leave and Mike Taylor resigns twice in short order. Mayor Salisbury is accepting patrolman applications while Connors and Seville cover duties. If Henery does not return around October 1, officials plan to pursue a new chief.
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Monroeville
Mike Taylor
Jerrold Henery
Taylor
Leonard Connors
Harold Seville
Connors
Seville
Henery
Kenneth Salisbury
Salisbury
Polly Walden, Longtime Girl Scout Leader, Retires
At a retirement dinner in Norwalk Miss Polly Walden was feted for 44 years of volunteer and staff service with the Girl Scouts. The event honored her with a large afghan from Erie Shores Council and a London trip ticket, with plans to move back to Portsmouth after Sept. 1.
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Polly Walden
First United Presbyterian Church
Norwalk
Miss Walden
Polly
Girl Scout Organization
Erie Shores Girl Scout Council
Western Gate Council
Erie Shores Council
William Waldock
Sandusky
London
England
Portsmouth
Miss Polly Walden
Erie Shores
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Rome
Bogota
Colombia
Wichita
State Fair
Arnold Risner
Harold Mills
Harold Walliser
Attica
Florence Minardi
State St
Russia
Continental
New York
Heisler’s, Inc
Gene Murray
Frank H. Morrow
Jefferson St
E. Main St
Lora Jane Wilbur
S. Old State Rd
Max P. Hackstetter
Tallmadge
New London
Karl
Beryle Hanville
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
Marvin Mihm
Hanville
Czechoslovak ‘‘Freedom Radios
Karlovo
Radio
Bratislava
Radio Kosice
City Boy
Girl Scouts
Donald Robertson
Patricia Mayhew
M.R. Sharpe
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