Unusual Failure Knocks City Lights Out Sunday
A new turbine generator suffered carbon build up on brushes causing a three hour blackout. Officials led by light plant Superintendent Donald Davis say standby and older equipment can cover demand while repairs arrive. Davis defends plant operations amid recent utility criticism and voltage discussions with residents and Ohio Edison.
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Davis
Ohio Edison Co
Zuber
Larrow
James Zuber
Peter Larrow
Ohio Edison
Ted Heller
Minelli Nude Nursery Scene Delays Preminger Complaint
In Quincy Massachusetts the district court clerk postponed ruling on a potential complaint against Otto Preminger for filming a nude scene in Blue Hill Cemetery. Police Lt. D Amico testified Liz Minelli wore flesh colored tights beneath outer garments in the scene from Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon. Mrs Margaret Forganaro sought the hearing due to her husband’s burial in the cemetery.
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UPI
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Dennis Ryan
Miss Minelli
Judy Garland
Junie Moon
Margaret Forganaro
Legion Club Bid In Saigon Blocked By U S Command
The American Legion says the U S Military Assistance Command blocked using U S military scrip to fund a Legion post home for off duty personnel in Saigon. The move hinders a proposed club for servicemen in Vietnam.
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UPS
American Legion
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Legion Club
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Vietnam
Veterans’ Organization
Prince Charles to live on half his income from Duchy
Prince Charles plans to use half his $528000 yearly Duchy of Cornwall income for himself and give the rest to the government until he marries or faces an emergency. He turns 21 on November 14 and as Prince of Wales will begin drawing the duchy income, his sole revenue source. Experts note the duchy owns estates in Southwest England and London and yields about $528000 annually.
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UPI
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Elizabeth II
Prince of Wales
Duchy of Cornwall
England
Fair mild weather with several sunny days ahead
A forecast shows fair and mild conditions with lows in the mid 50s to low 60s and highs in the mid 80s. Wind will be northeast today and tonight, southeast Wednesday. Norwalk highs 86 lows 61 with humidity near 55 by 2 pm. Birth notices list eight local births including a Willard and Attica entries. A death is reported for Mrs. Doris E. Gray, 69, Akron.
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Norwalk
Ohioan Sues LA Over False Arrest in Tate Murders
William Garretson, 20, once questioned about the Sharon Tate killings and released for lack of evidence, sues the City of Los Angeles for 1.25 million dollars. Represented by his mother, he alleges false arrest unlawful imprisonment and invasion of privacy from police action at the estate.
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UPI
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Sharon Tate
Garretson
Mary Garretson
Lancaster
Ohio
Hurricane Camille Relief Drive In Firelands Chapter
Arthur W. Zeiher announces Firelands Red Cross appeal for hurricane victims with Jack Wetzel and Dr. Robert Kramer leading the drive. Firelands aims to raise 7 485 dollars of a 15 million minimum as relief funds, separate from United Fund. Contributions payable to American Red Cross Chapter Disaster Fund in Norwalk. Red Cross has spent 275 000 dollars in the two counties since 1966.
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Firelands Red Cross
Jack Wetzel
Huron County
Robert Kramer
Erie County
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Red Cross
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Huron
Erie
American Red Cross Chapter
E. Washington St
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Norwalk
American Red Cross Disaster Fund
Tricia Nixon Admitted For Observation At Walter Reed
Tricia Nixon, 23, daughter of the President, was admitted to Walter Reed Army Medical Center today for observation. A hospital spokesman gave no details on her condition and directed reporters to the Western White House for updates.
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Urban Affairs Council
Julie
David Eisenhower
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
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Walter Reed Army Medical Center
California
Tricia
City To Seek Bids For Pleasant Street Bridge Repair
The city will advertise for bids to repair the Pleasant Street bridge washed out by the July 5 flood. Government aid will not cover the repairs, so the city will use its share of a $5 permissive license plate tax. Bids open September 13, according to Service Director William V. Mount.
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Pleasant Street
William V. Mount
Mount
Eve Tropical Storm Forms Near Bahamas Ahead of Northward Turn
Tropical Storm Eve formed Monday night in the Atlantic becoming the season's fifth named storm. It circulated near 30.1 N 74.9 W about 410 miles east of Jacksonville and drifted east with a forecast turn toward the northeast. Centre winds reached 60 mph with gale winds extending 125 miles east.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Eve
Rockets Hit Jerusalem in First Attack Since 1967
Three Soviet made rockets struck near a hotel and a hospital in Jerusalem while a third hit a field near St Simon Hospital. No casualties reported. Beisan also received rockets with no injuries. Israel weighs political moves amid mounting regional tensions and a call for a summit.
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Middle East
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