Vatican to Send Peace Mission to Hanoi in January
Pope Paul VI will dispatch a peace mission to Hanoi early in January following talks with President Johnson. Reports from Saigon suggest South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu invited North Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh to start peace negotiations, though officials would not confirm. In Miami, Police Chief Walter Headley declared war on young Negro hoodlums, vowing shotgun and dog patrols to shoot to kill after Christmas slayings. NAACP denounced the crackdown.
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UPI
Vatican
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Johnson
Hanoi
Saigon
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South Vietnam
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North Vietnam
Miami
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Headley
Maimi
Florida
NAACP
Queen Anne Marie of Greece under care for pregnancy risk
Queen Anne Marie of Greece in Rome is under close medical supervision after signs of danger to her pregnancy. Her husband King Constantine fled Greece to avoid a military regime change in December.
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UPI
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Greece
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Wallace poised to win California primary ballot spot
Former Alabama Gov George Wallace appears certain to qualify his American Independent Party for California's June 4 presidential primary with state officials predicting 66 058 registrants by the January 2 deadline Assistant Secretary of State HP Sullivan said they cannot miss the target. Funeral services set for Glenda Gampher in St Louis for the 23 year old college student who briefly revived from death then died again her burial planned in Topeka Kan
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Calif
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
California
American Independent Party
HP. Sullivan
Wallace
ST. Louis, Mo
Glenda Gampher
Miss Gampher
Jewish Hospital
St. Louis County
Topeka
Kan
Gamphers
Weather and births and marriages in Willard area
Partly cloudy with light snow flurries tonight and Thursday and continued cold. Low near zero to 10 above. Tuesday highs 6 to 21, humidity readings 9, 8, and 7 percent. 24 hour precipitation none. Sunrise 7:53, sunset 5:04. Moon times listed. BIRTHS list several local couples with newborns and genders noted. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS include Hale Shepherd, Young Lyman, Wasiniak Hartman with professions and birthplaces shown.
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Jesse James Hale
Ypsilanti
Mich
Joyce A. Shepherd
Willard
Don J. Young
Norwalk
Karen Lou Lyman
James C. Wasiniak
Mason
Cheryl A. Hartman
Bellevue
Linwood Bridge hailed as a great utility in 1886
The Norwalk Linwood Avenue High Bridge completed in June 1886 spans 615 feet or 33 feet wide with a 22 foot drive and 5½ foot walks on each side. Officials now consider engineer inspection after a Point Pleasant tragedy prompts oversight.
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Linwood Bridge
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Harold Finch
Norwalk
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Linwood Avenue
Two Ice Skating Rinks Open in Norwalk Area
Norwalk area records two skating rinks now open for public use amid cold moist weather. Officials reported flooding Pleasant Street courts and Whitney Field to improve ice, with night lighting planned at Pleasant Street but Whitney Field temporarily unlit due to repairs.
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Norwalk
Pleasant St. Park
Pleasant Street
Whitney Field
Whitneyfield
Stokely
Car Hits Bicycle Injuring 13-Year-Old on Main Street
A 13-year-old boy was injured when his bicycle collided with a car at 6 27 p m on West Main Street. He was treated for contusions and abrasions at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and released. The bicycle was wrecked and the driver John W Sanders 21 of 170 West Main Street remained on scene.
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W. Main St
Charles Parker
Fisher - Titus Memorial
Heuston- Hile
John W. Sanders
West Main
Sanders
Parker
Vermilion man pleads innocent to manslaughter in brother’s shooting
Paul Smith 33 pleaded innocent to first degree manslaughter after his brother Donald Smith 30 was fatally shot with a 12 gauge shotgun on Christmas night at Pete Caplinger home Vermilion. Arraignment in Vermilion Municipal Court continued for attorney hire and a preliminary hearing set for Thursday. Evidence including clothing a shotgun and shells moved to BCI London for tests.
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Paul Smith
Vermilion Municipal Court
Smith
Lon Adams
Lorain
Donald K. Smith
Pete Caplinger
Parkland Blvd
Donald Smith
Caplinger
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Road Monies Distributed Across Counties and Townships
State Auditor Roger Cloud announces 1966 auto license road mileage money totaled 1.1 million dollars for counties and townships. The distribution allocates 9 percent to counties and 5 percent to townships. Huron County receives 5,638 dollars with 5,331 dollars for its townships.
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Roger Cloud
Huron County
Finch Takes Oath Saturday for Second Term as Mayor
Mayor Harold Finch will be sworn in for a second term at 9 a.m. Saturday in city hall. City Solicitor Frederick F. Waugh will administer the oath. Service Director Morley K. Price will also take the oath, as Finch’s four year term begins after finishing his current two year term on December 31.
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Harold Finch
City Hall
Frederick F. Waugh
Finch
Morley K. Price
Westerhold Named To Zoning Board By Mayor
James Westerhold appointed to the Planning and Zoning Commission by Mayor Harold Finch. Westerhold, manager of WLKR Radio and former Norwalk Chamber of Commerce president, lives at 39 Stoutenburg Drive. His six year term begins January 1, succeeding the late William T. Reynolds whose term ends December 31.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Harold Finch
Westerhold
WLKR
Norwalk
William T. Reynolds
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