Phys Ed Class Focuses On Skills And Social Growth
Norwalk elementary physical education emphasizes social behavior teamwork and fair play as well as motor skills and muscular coordination. Instructors Paul Shuey and Kay Kersey describe a typical session with ten minutes of warm up and sport skills demonstrations. The article also notes Norwalk’s teacher salary ranking and pay scales for master’s degree holders.
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Norwalk
Paul Shuey
Shuey
Ohio
One Week Left In Reflector Coloring Contest
Norwalk youngsters have one week to submit entries for the Reflector Christmas Coloring contest. Deadline is noon December 10. Prizes of 5, 4, and 3 dollars in two age groups 6 to 8 and 9 to 11. Earlier pictures ran in the November 28 Reflector.
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Norwalk
Reflector
The
Radziwill to Lead Chicago The Philadelphia Story
Princess Lee Radziwill, Jacqueline Kennedy's half sister, will play the lead in a Chicago production of The Philadelphia Story next summer, a theatrical agent said Friday.
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Chicago
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
U.S. Bombers Downed in North Viet Nam Raids
UPI reports six U.S. fighter-bombers with 11 airmen aboard were shot down in raids on oil and truck depots near Hanoi. The strikes followed heavy action over North Vietnam as officials disclosed the losses.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Labor leaders see 3.7 percent unemployment as not cooling economy
Washington officials cite November unemployment at 3.7 percent as evidence the economy remains resilient, challenging views that the downturn will slow hiring.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Unknown Soldier Buried by Kremlin Wall in Moscow
Moscow buried its unknown World War II soldier by the Kremlin wall during a solemn ceremony. The nameless defender was killed protecting the capital as German forces were pushed back from the gates in December 1941, 25 years after his death.
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Msocow
UPI
Moscow
Kremlin
Bailey says he'll push own inquiry in Sheppard case
Attorney F. Lee Bailey and Dr. Samuel Sheppard vow to continue their independent probe if the grand jury does not resolve the Marilyn Sheppard murder. They promise to pursue killers and seek justice beyond official action.
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Cleveland
F. Lee Bailey
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Johnson Plans Southward Goodwill Tour with Diaz Ordaz
President Johnson planned a short goodwill tour south of the border as the guest of Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. The two leaders were to meet on the International Bridge over the Rio Grande separating Mexico and the United States.
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Austin
Tex
Partly cloudy and cold with snow flurries near Lake Erie
Weather brief notes a high of 15 to 20 degrees with a clear cold night giving a low of 4 to 9. Sunday shows considerable cloudiness and milder temperatures. Also lists sunrise and sunset times and Friday high of 12 with low of 4. Deaths notice for Van R. Landis, 77, of New London.
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Lake Erie
Ben Weeston
Norwalk High School
Ben
Weeston
Milan Ave
Doctors Applaud Quints Parents Amid Tragic Losses
Pittsburgh today saw praise for Mr and Mrs Michael Aronson as doctors described the quintuplets born two and a half months premature. Three babies died Sunday from brain damage and respiratory illness, a fourth Monday, and the firstborn Roni Sue died Friday after jaundice and brain injury. A private funeral was held for all five.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Michael Aronson
Lee Bass
Roni Sue
Bass
Kosygin ties U.S. Viet Nam stance to improved ties
Soviet Premier Kosygin told reporters in Paris that U.S.-Soviet relations hinge on Washington accepting North Viet Nam's peace terms. He urged withdrawal of U.S. forces and an end to bombing, saying the Viet Nam issue dominates all talks and that the Soviet Union backs Hanoi's peace plan.
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Paris
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Washington
Viet Nam
Dience
Kosygin
U.S
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Moscow
France
Charles de Gaulle
Sorbonne
Car Stolen From City Parking Lot
A late model car owned by Mrs. George Schild of Monroeville was stolen Friday afternoon from Schild's IGA Foodliner lot. The 1967 green Oldsmobile with a black vinyl top was last seen at 11:30 a.m. after a store employee used it with the keys left inside. Police noted a man asked for directions to Washington D.C. without tolls, and was advised to use U.S. 250 south of Route 95.
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Schild
IGA Foodliner
George Schild
RD 2
Monroeville
Trio Held In Ohio Killing After Jail Break
Three prisoners tied to a jail break in Ironton Ohio were charged with first degree murder for fatally shooting City Police Chief William E Gene Markel and wounding Patrolman Charles Giles Giles died later from chest wounds Bailey died from injuries received during the exchange Jenkins and Browning were hospitalized Halleck and Browning pleaded innocent and were bound over to the grand jury Bailey died in hospital after being shot during the incident.
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Ironton
Ohio
UPI
Ohio River
Carl E. Halleck
Donald Jenkins
Ronald R. Browning
William Bailey
Lawrence County
William E. Gene Markel
Charles Giles
Giles
Huntington
W. Va
Bailey
Jenkins
Halleck
Browning
Parents Refuse To Testify In Child Slayings Case
New York parents of two toddlers slain in July 1965 refuse to testify before a grand jury without blanket immunity. Alice Crimmins and Edmund Crimmins, ages 28 and 29, invoked the Fifth Amendment regarding questions about the case as the jury opened its probe. Assistant District Attorney Howard Cerny said their testimony was crucial due to their unique information.
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New York
UPI
Edmund Crimmins Jr
Alice
Alice Crimmins
Edmund
Howard Cerny
Barn Fire Kills 200 Pigs on Union Road
A barn housing about 200 pigs burned to the ground on Union Road four miles south of Norwalk. Firemen found the building owned by Edward J Reineck gutted at 5 50 a.m. Damage was about 7000 dollars and most pigs perished in the blaze attributed to a heat lamp. The fire started in the southwest corner of the wooden structure.
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Union Road
Norwalk
Edward Joseph Reineck
Reineck
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