Killanin elected IOC president ending Brundage era
Lord Michael Killanin of Ireland was elected president of the International Olympic Committee in a two man race with Count Jean de Beaumont of France, ending Avery Brundage’s 20 year leadership as Brundage retires after the 20th Olympic Games opening Saturday in Munich. In Minneapolis the Veterans of Foreign Wars accused Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark of traitorous meddling in U S foreign policy and urged their prosecution as traitorous meddlers at the VFW convention.
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Ireland
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United States
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I. O. C. Congress
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France
Minneapolis
Cab Company Head Cuts Overhead Amid Driver Shakeup in Norwalk
Ray Fuller owner of Service Cab Co. in Norwalk fired four employees and now drives cabs himself with volunteer help to prove a point. He plans to close the office to save rent and asks customers to contact city officials as tensions rise with the Chamber of Commerce. The uproar coincides with city meetings and a bid-opening for a Newark street department dump truck.
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Troubled Service Cab Co
Norwalk
Fuller
Jim Seitz
Chamber of Commerce
Council
City Hall
Chamber
Seitz
Norwalk Weather and Local Civil Vital Records Summary
Mostly cloudy skies with thundershowers likely today and tonight through Thursday. Highs near 80s, lows mid 60s, rainfall chances 70 percent today and 50 percent tonight and Thursday. Also lists four marriage licenses, two births, and three deaths with names and ages.
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Norwalk
Tax Petitioners Face Shortfall in Ohio Repeal Signatures
In Columbus the repeal drive to scrap the state's income tax needs about 12 000 more valid signatures to reach the 318 414 target for November. Of 72 635 checked, 10 463 were invalid, with a 14 4 percent invalid rate. 57 of 88 county boards have completed checks. Invalidations largely stem from signers not registered voters or address mismatches. Huron County cited 57 percent invalidations. The group can gain 10 more days to collect signatures.
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Columbus
UPI
Secretary of State
Worster
Vorster
National Guardsmen Build Five Acre Town Park in North Fairfield
Norwalk National Guard engineers are helping create a five acre town park in North Fairfield in cooperation with the Civic and Lions Clubs. The project includes clearing jungle land, building abutments and approaches, a county donated bridge, and a wood footbridge with picnic and baseball facilities. The work began last fall and aims to finish by spring.
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Norwalk National Guard
Gary Liebenthal
North Fairfield Civic and
Lions Clubs
Alcott Rowley
Dale Ebinger
Gary
Norwalk Guard
National Guard
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