Scientists Date Human Evolution Later Than Thought
United Press International reports with Vincent M. Sarich and Allan C. Wilson of UC Berkeley suggesting humans diverged from apes much later than 30 million years ago. Their albumin protein clock study, published in Science Magazine, challenges earlier common-ancestry timelines.
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Washington
UPI
Vincent M. Sarich
Allan C. Wilson
University of California At Berkeley
Science Magazine
Army rule bars Santa Claus transport in Army aircraft
In Heidelberg Germany a UPI report notes U S Army Europe regulation 95-1 para graph 25 section B 3 forbids transporting personnel costumed as Santa Claus in Army aircraft. A spokesman says the rule was issued on orders from the Department of the Army in Washington.
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Germany
UPI
Virginia
U.S. Army
Europe
U.S. Army European
Department of the Army
Washington
Hope son of Bob Hope to marry at St Marys in Defiance
Anthony Hope 27 son of comedian Bob Hope planned to wed Judith Richards 26 in St Marys Roman Catholic church Defiance Ohio today. Both graduates of Harvard Law School and practicing Washington DC attorneys with the groom's father and other prominent guests expected to attend.
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Defiance
Ohio
Call, Borgia To Run In 68
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia and Clerk of Court Dana Call announce 1968 re elect bids. Both filed nominating petitions Friday, May 7 Republican primary deadline 4 p.m. Feb 7. Call seeks fifth term. Borgia seeks third term. Both are longtime local officials with past election histories.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Dana Call
Board of Elections
Call
Borgia
Ruth Friend
Norwalk
Mona Bintz
Monroeville
Wilfred Smith
Martha Frey
Paul Simon
Weather outlook and local births deaths brief
Mostly cloudy with mild temperatures and scattered rain or drizzle. Friday highs in the 30s, little change Sunday. Local weather notes include humidity and daily temperature comparisons. Births list Mr and Mrs Martin Resor announce a son. Deaths: Jay Z Rex 92 Willard Irene Hiner Ekroth 65 Detroit Walter E Linder Sr 78 Waynesburg Ohio.
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Jay Z. Rex
Willard
Irene Hiner Ekroth
Detroit
Walter E. Linder, Sr
Waynesburg
Fall Is Fatal For Area Man in Wyandott
Rochester truck driver Gerald Walton, 57, died after a fall while securing steel on a trailer in Wyandott Michigan. He died at Wyandott General Hospital and the Wayne County medical examiner will rule on the cause of death. Walton served in the European theater during World War II and is survived by his wife Illa, daughter, four grandchildren, and three brothers. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Eastman Funeral Home New London.
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Wyandott
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Wyandott General Hospital
Wayne County
Walton
Harold Bradford
Ruggles
B&w Express
Great Lakes & Southern Trucking Co
U.S
Illa
Leland Crandall
New London
Ralph
Birmingham
Clyde
Vermilion
Kenneth
Findlay
Eastman Funeral Home
James Killgrove
Grove Street
Lack Of Money Closes Head Start in Sandusky
Sandusky's Head Start at Ebenezer Baptist Church remains closed due to lack of federal funds. About 70 pre school students face disruption as officials in Chicago delay appropriations, with hopes for a January reopening once funds are released. The program, started in 1965 and run by CAC, is the oldest in the Erie Huron area.
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Sarah Derrick
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Chicago
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Emerson Cole
CAC
Calvin Stalnaker
Derrick
Cole
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Erie County
Huron County
Ebenezer
Ohio Education Association Boosts Dues to Fund Defense
The Ohio Education Association approves raising annual dues from 18 to 29 dollars for its 85,000 members to finance a teachers defense fund. The hike could bring in about 900,000 dollars yearly and funds will also support political activity, lobbying, staff expansion, and legal services. Louis Koenig from Oak Hills district is elected president-elect, succeeding in December. Delegates also urge state laws to require professional negotiating procedures for school boards.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Education Association
DEA
Association
Louis Koenig
Oak Hills
Hamilton County
James S. Black
Parma
Joseph H. Avellone
Cleveland
Boards of Education
Rusk Cancels Thant Meeting at United Nations
United Nations announced a meeting between Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary General Thant was canceled. Rusk planned only a courtesy call and canceled due to Thant's focus on the Cyprus crisis. The move followed a 82 to 0 Senate motion urging Vietnam action.
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United Nations
UPI
United Nations Today
Dean Rusk
Thant
Rusk
Vietnam
Security Council
U.S. Senate
U.S
U.N
Area Teens Approve Of Viet War
A Teen Poll of 15 area high school students finds 11 say the United States should be involved in Vietnam. Three answer no and one answers yes no. See page 5 under Teen Poll for reasons.
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United States
Arsenal Found at Outlaws Hangout in Columbus Raid
Columbus detectives raided a two story south side hangout of the Outlaws motorcycle club and seized pistols rifles shotguns knives a hand grenade dynamite a stolen police sign and two loaded slips for a submachine gun. Beverly Gibson 23 was charged with marijuana possession and James Strapp 25 with lacking a permit for an M 1 carbine. The raid followed a year long investigation into Outlaws activity locally.
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API
Beverly Gibson
Outlaws
James Strapp
Strapp
The
Milwaukee
Police Department
Outlaws’ Arsenal
Tom Strausbaugh
Columbus Police Department
UPI
Choppers Reply To Injunction Over Celeryville Track
Principals in the Choppers Motorcycle Club filed an answer to a temporary injunction won by Richmond Township Trustees prohibiting use of a Celeryville motor cycle course. Robert Dean and Mildred A. Crooks deny the trustees’ claims and say the course is not a racetrack as no prizes are awarded.
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Choppers Motorcycle Club
Richmond Township
Celeryville
Robert Dean
Willard
Dean
Mildred A. Crooks
Crooks
County Sales Tax Growth in Huron County
State Treasurer John D. Herbert reports Huron County sales tax revenue of 439 655 through Nov 26, up from 390 805 last year. The rise reflects a one percent Ohio tax increase. Erie County totals reach 743 585 this year. For the two week period ending Nov 25 Huron sales total 46 770 versus 36 624 last year.
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Huron County
John D. Herbert
Ohio
Erie County
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