Akron Marines Face Summary Courts Martial Over Hair Policies
Four Marine Corps reservists from Akron area Albert Patrick Richard Spiva and Kenneth Keele plus Mark Casenhimer from Cuyahoga Falls refuse hair cuts per regulations and face summary courts martial December 13 at the Akron reserve center. Akron Mobilization Committee plans an Akron Tea Party demonstration at the center during the proceedings.
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Nixon eats cottage cheese with ketchup at White House talk
UPI reports President Nixon joked about his habit of eating cottage cheese with ketchup though he dislikes the taste. He said the habit came from his grandmother who lived to 93.
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Washington
UPI
Lyndon Johnson
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Three Elected To St. Pauls Board
Gerald Hipp Lawrence Bresson and Robert Young were elected to the St Paul Parish School Board for three year terms replacing two members who did not seek re election while incumbent Robert Young retained a seat joining six other continuing members.
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Lawrence Bresson
Robert Young
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Robert Humbel
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James Rushin
Gerald Stein
William Bodart
Mary Christella
SNC
Mike Gottfried
United Press International
St. Paul
Chris Amato
Gottfried
Mike Wasiniak
Amato
UPI
Mike Mushett
Huron City Manager Sheldon Resigns Amid Council Shakeup
Huron city manager Dean E. Sheldon Jr. resigned after four new council members were elected, including Millicent Lieb who opposed urban renewal. Sheldon offered no reason and did not disclose future plans. He is nephew to US Senator Stephen Young.
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Millicent Lieb
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Stephen Young
US Army crewmen Freed After North Korea Apology
Three US Army helicopter crewmen shot down over North Korea last August were released at Panmunjom after the United States apologized for their "criminal" intrusion into the Communist nation.
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South Korea
UPI
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Windy, cold with snow flurries and 40 percent precip
Weather forecast for Norwalk calls for windy, colder conditions with snow flurries tonight through Thursday. Temperatures drop to the teens tonight and reach the 20s Thursday. Friday brings more snow flurries and continued cold. Winds NW 20 to 35 mph. High 42, low 18 in Norwalk. Precipitation about .01 inch. Sunrise 7 36 am sunset 4 58 pm. Moonrise 1 13 am moonset 1 36 pm. Births: Rev. and Mrs George Wineman Monroeville, a son.
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Norwalk
New On Job Dean Burch Tries To Steady FCC Start
President Nixon pick Dean Burch, new FCC chairman, marks first month and faces TV industry with mixed praise and criticism. He calls for license renewal stability, weighs obscenity guidelines, and questions joint newspaper TV ownership. vows industry should not face annual combat over policy.
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UPI
Dean Burch
Nixon
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Burch
Vietnam
Police Seek Red Coins From Ernie's Bar Burglary
Norwalk police hunt red quarters painted with fingernail polish as part of about $50 stolen from an automatic pool table at Ernie's Bar 46 Benedict Ave. Police ask anyone who finds the coins to contact the station. Owner Ernest E. Lohr estimated $300 value for the money and eight to ten bottles of whiskey stolen.
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Ernest E. Lohr
Supreme Court backs school district in land dispute
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously reversed a lower ruling, upholding that the Monroeville Board of Education owns a one acre tract occupied since 1940 by Clarence and Ralph Brown. The case debated adverse possession against a school trust for educational use.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Monroeville
Norwalk
Robert Wiedemann
Ronald Freeman
Sixth District Court of Appeals
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Freeman
High Court
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Court of Appeals
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Supremes singer held at knifepoint jumps from freeway car
Cynthia Ann Birdsong, 29, of The Supremes, was held for over an hour by a knife wielding kidnapper in Hollywood and forced into a speeding car on the Long Beach Freeway. She escaped by leaping from the vehicle and was treated for cuts and knife wounds. Two friends at her home were bound. a statewide manhunt followed.
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Sharon Tate
Susan Denise Atkins
Charles Manson
Jesus
Charles Hewlett
Howard Meak
Miss Birdsong
Long Beach
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