Willard man acquitted after assault with intent to rape trial
Nelson C. Hendricks, 27, of Willard, was acquitted by a Common Pleas Court jury after a about hour of deliberation. He had been jailed since June 19 on charges of assault with intent to commit rape and posted a $2,500 bond on August 26. Dairy price signals spread as regional milks rise.
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Donors Sought as Red Cross Bloodmobile Visits
Vets and Guardsmen are urged to donate blood during the Red Cross bloodmobile visit on Pearl Harbor Day at the Eagles Hall from 11 30 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. The drive aims for 125 pints with appointments encouraged to speed processing and supply planning.
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Weather and life events brief from The Record
Snow tonight possibly mixed with light freezing rain. Low 28 to 34. Snow or rain to snow Thursday, highs in the 30s. Five day forecast shows temperatures 39 to 25, colder weekends with a half to three quarters inch precipitation. Marriage license applications list Robert Allen Joyce Burke Neil Walcher Diane Rahauser. Birth notices include Kramer Roldan Schladter Shull Brown Osborne Shepherd Adams. Death: Catharine Bittikofer, 57 Willard.
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New London
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North Fairfield
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Seventeen Children Die in Fires Across Nation
United Press International reports multiple fatal fires in four states, including Baltimore arson where seven Smith children perished and their parents escaped. others died in Kentucky Illinois Missouri and Louisiana incidents as fires struck homes and a junior college in Illinois.
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U.S. Presses Vietnam Infiltration Issue Without War Steps
The Johnson administration signaled concern over Communist infiltration into South Vietnam and Laos, directing Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor to consult with Saigon on all aspects while not outlining any war expansion. A warning to North Vietnam accompanied the briefing as cross-border movements drew attention. Gustavo Diaz Ordaz was sworn in as Mexico’s 70th president amid public applause.
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Thien Giao Falls to Viet Cong in Pre-dawn Strike
Viet Cong guerrillas launched a swift dawn assault northeast of Saigon and captured Thien Giao, a key rail town 100 miles away. Government forces suffered 14 dead including the district chief, 30 wounded, and six missing or captured in the surprise strike. A North Vietnamese radio claim followed of U S warplanes bombing four villages.
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Suspicious Persons Law Adopted By City Council
Nor walk City Council adopted a suspicious persons ordinance on third reading, banning loitering and unauthorized lodging with penalties up to 50 dollars. The measure, proposed by the police department, takes effect in about 30 days. The meeting also approved a Willard Ave. assessment revision and Saxon Heights plat.
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Legislators OK Pay Boost For Themselves
Columbus figures report the Ohio House voted to raise legislators pay to 8000 dollars a year while leaders would earn 10500 and minority leaders 9250. County officials receive raises tied to county size and engineers get a flat 3000 increase in all 88 counties.
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