Kennedy Daughter Recovers After Horse Accident
Kathleen Kennedy, 14, was knocked unconscious when her horse tripped and fell at the Kennedy compound area. She suffered a mid concussion and contusions but remained determined to ride again, receiving comfort at a nearby hospital.
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American Marine dies after crash toll rises to 59
George A. Bell of Seat Pleasant Maryland died in the U S military transport crash, bringing the death toll to 59 with 13 survivors. In Saigon reports say B 52 bombers may attack targets daily in South Viet Nam, five raids noted in eight days, and two American planes were lost in weekend operations. Betsy strengthens into a hurricane over the Atlantic, threatening Leeward and Virgin Islands and affecting the space program efforts.
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Weather warms with showers and sun
The day features warmer conditions with scattered showers or thundershowers, highs near 70s, then mostly cloudy and warmer tonight and Tuesday with occasional showers. Sunrise 5 51 a m Sunset 7 04 p m. Sunday highs around 67 with a 49 low. Birth notices list several families with newborns and deaths in various locations.
Doctor Links Mustard to Heart Trouble
Cleveland physician Dr. Jackson Blair argues mustard contains a poisonous oil that may damage heart muscles and raise blood pressure. He urges federal studies and labeling, based on 45 years of pre employment screenings and patient observations.
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Johnson calls White House huddle to avert steel strike
President Johnson summoned steel, evolution and management negotiators to the White House after mediators reported stalemated talks in Pittsburgh. Morse and Collins backed continued mediation and a possible Taft-Hartley law option if talks fail before midnight Tuesday.
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Gemini 5 astronauts rest after record space flight
On the USS Lake Champlain the Gemini 5 crew Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad sleep late after a 120 orbit mission aboard the Titan 2. Recovery and 11 day debriefing schedule begin as they prepare for medical checkups and planning for Gemini 6.
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Postmaster General Named As O'Brien Set For Role
President Johnson announced Lawrence F. O'Brien would become the nation's postmaster general and serve as a strong ally to the president. John A. Gronouski was nominated to be U S ambassador to Poland, succeeding John Moors Cabot.
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Mayor Frey Returns From Ohio Municipal League Meeting
41 year old Mayor Louis G Frey returned from the Ohio Municipal League convention with a new post on the League s Board of Trustees He will represent seven north central Ohio counties The board has 24 trustees and governs league activities The annual meeting occurred last week in Columbus.
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Norwalk Guardsman Named Top NCO of National Guard
Sgt. Robert A. Tesmer of Company A Norwalk National Guard was named top NCO at the battalion summer camp in Orrling Michigan after leading a high scoring kitchen with averages of 96.5% and 98.3%. His unit earned battalion and brigade first place trophies with a 94.5% overall average. Caprara praised the team’s hard work while noting Tesmer has 29 years in the Guard and past WWII service with Company G. He works at the Norwalk Post Office and likes frying hotcakes for family and drill meals.
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Norwalk Man Wounds Self With Rifle
Henry Hersha of 275 4 Spring St. was treated for a personal safety related gunshot wound at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon. The sheriff's department classified the shooting as accidental. Hersha was target shooting at Blue Bridge and had rested the pistol on his left hand. a .22 calibre shell grazed his hand.
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Celebrezze Sworn In As 6th Circuit Judge
Anthony J. Celebrezze will be sworn in as judge of the 6th District U.S. Court of Appeals in Cleveland in a ceremony at the federal building. The court sits in Cincinnati.
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