Chrysler plant to add Ohio jobs and parts supply
Gov. Rhodes leads turning of soil in Perrysburg for a Chrysler parts plant expected to lift Ohio employment beyond 10 000. The facility will supply key components for Chrysler cars and trucks. In other items, a Perrysburg fire killed a 4 year old and wounded a 18 month old, and the Soviet Union announced a five percent rise in 1966 military spending to 14.7 billion. U S Rep Clancy urged a blockade on North Viet Nam despite being sidelined by influenza.
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Bases to close or consolidate hit six Ohio sites
The Defense Department plans cutbacks or consolidation at 149 bases affecting six Ohio installations including the Naval Research Training Center in Hamilton and Warren, the Lockbourne AFB in Columbus, Clinton County AFB in Wilmington, Youngstown Municipal Airport, and Wright Patterson AFB in Dayton. Police will question six more about a $100,000 beer theft from Municipal Stadium concessions after three Sportservice Inc employees were arrested.
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Clinton County Air Force Base
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Cleveland
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Sportservice Inc
Burglary at Ray's Used Car Office Investigated
Ray's Used Car on Route 20 east of Bellevue reports a weekend burglary. About 70 dollars in items missing including a sweater radio tire and tools. Entry through rear door and window. Blood found and sent for analysis. Detective notes indicate self-inflicted cuts from broken glass.
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Weather Brief and Local Births and Deaths
Sunny and a bit warmer today with a high near 38 to 43. Clear and cool tonight low 20 to 25. Wednesday mostly sunny and warmer. Sunrise 7 40 a m Sunset 4 58 p m. Births list two new babies and two families. Deaths record multiple individuals with ages and last residences.
Scientists Study Water for Viruses
About 250 scientists gathering in Cincinnati at a UPI report seek answers on whether disease viruses can be transmitted by drinking or recreational water. They note hepatitis is the only clearly known waterborne virus, but say little is known about other viruses and call for more study.
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Norwalk plans one way streets study and local ordinances
Norwalk Mayor Louis G. Frey will propose a study of making Seminary and Monroe Streets one way. First readings will address the service director salary, parking controls on Franklin Street, and authorization to remove trees. In Washington, the Fed's rate hike draws criticism as President Johnson meets Board Chairman Martin to quash talk of a fight. A Bethel bus crash injures the driver Anna Johnson and 37 pupils, four hospitalized.
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Louis G. Frey
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Franklin Street
Washington
Johnson
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Boys Questioned About Vandalism in Huron County
Two Bellevue youths aged 16 and 18 were questioned by the Huron County Sheriff's Department after a Sunday vandalism spree. The 18 year old admitted taking a lantern from a road barricade and later finding it gone when he returned, believed tied to the lantern used at the Cletus Gerber home on Peru Center Road.
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Huron County Sheriff’s Department
John Borgia
Borgia
Cletus Gerber
Peru Center Road
Truck Collision In Toledo Injures Norwalk Driver
A Monday crash in Toledo involved a Norwalk Truck Lines vehicle driven by Leslie Darling of 113 Newton St and a car driven by John Washington of Toledo. Darling suffered whiplash, Garwood Jr. of Collins escaped injury, Washington listed in fair condition at St. Charles Hospital and cited for driving without due regard.
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Toledo
John Washington
Leslie Darling
Newton St
Darling
Carey Garwood, Jr
Collins
Washington
St. Charles Hospital
Toldeo
Papal Bull Lifts Friday Meat Rule Delayed by Council
Vatican sources say a Papal Bull lifting Friday meat restrictions is ready for proclamation but Pope Paul VI delays until after the Ecumenical Council. The council closes Wednesday and four decrees on religious liberty were issued, while birth control remains unresolved.
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Pope Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
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Norwalk Catholics respond to meat on Fridays decree
A Reflector telephone survey gathers local views on Friday meat rules. reactions reflect clergy, parents, students and officials including Father J Norbert Howe and Mayor Louis Frey. People weigh tradition, practicality and impact on meals and routines.
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Reflector
J. Norbert Howe
St. Mary’s Church
Robert Simons
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