Bradley to Fight Extradition After JFK Conspiracy Charge
Edgar Eugene Bradley was freed on his own recognizance after arraignment in Los Angeles Municipal Court. He must appear January 29 for extradition proceedings linked to a Louisiana arrest warrant sought by New Orleans DA Jim Garrison. Attorney George Jensen vows a vigorous challenge, seeking a full extradition hearing in Sacramento.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edgar Eugene Bradley
John F. Kennedy
Bradley
Louisiana
New Orleans
Sacramento
U.S. Deaths and Wounded Rise in Vietnam Week
UPI reports 166 Americans killed in the Vietnam war last week, the sixth straight weekly decline. Wounded in action rose to 1,397, up 465 from the prior week, with 635 requiring hospitalization. A major Northeast snowstorm looms after spawning possible tornadoes in the South.
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Saigon
Upi
U.S
United Press International
McCarthy Passes New Hampshire Gop Primary
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy appears to skip New Hampshire for the presidential race and will focus in New England, planning trips to Vietnam Europe and Asia in February. President Johnson urges Congress to tackle crime as top priority and calls for action across all cities. Miami civil rights groups condemn Chief Walter Headley’s new crackdown using shotgun squads and dogs.
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UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
New Hampshire
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New England
Massachusetts
Minnesota Democrat
Vietnam
Europe
Asia
San Antonio
Tex
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Washington, D.C
America
Miami
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Gibbs family deaths probed for foul play in Georgia
In Cordele Georgia authorities say test results may take a week to confirm if foul play occurred in the deaths of three Gibbs family members. Janie Lou Gibbs 35 is charged with murdering her 19 year old son by arsenic lacing. Autopsies were conducted after exhuming bodies under a court order at a hillside cemetery plot.
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UPI
Janie Lou Gibbs
Gibbs
Weather Outlook and Birth Announcements
Intermittent light snow and continued cold with a high in the low 20s. Variable clouds bring a few flurries tonight and Friday, with a low around 5 to 10 degrees. Wednesday temperatures 26 to 22, humidity dropping through the day. 6 inches of precipitation reported in the last 24 hours. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Horning, a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Bivens, and a daughter to Rev and Mrs Ben Goines, all in Willard or nearby areas.
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Charles Horning
Norwalk
Richard Bivens
Willard
Ben Goines
Federal Reserve Tightens Loan Money
The Federal Reserve orders banks to raise reserve requirements on deposits over five million, boosting reserves from 16.5 to 17 percent in major cities effective January 11 and from 12 to 12.5 percent in smaller cities from January 18. The move aims to curb inflation and slow dollar flows, likely reducing available funds for loans and investments by about 550 million by mid January.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
American Bankers Association
FBI probes anti LBJ drive in SNCC newsletter
The FBI investigates a SNCC newsletter article urging anti Vietnam protesters to spit at President Johnson and attack his limousine to pressure him. Julius Lester, SNCC field secretary, wrote the tactics to resist speech by fear and possible death. SNCC's Stanely Wise says they discuss dissent and do not endorse the tactics. The issue also reaffirms opposition to Zionism, drawing Jewish criticism.
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Atlanta
UPI
FBI
Black Power
Johnson
White House
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Julius Lester
Stanely Wise
Lester
Wise
Norwalk Marine Wounded in Vietnam Near Quang Tri
Sergeant Henry W. Ingersoll of Norwalk, 21, was wounded December 23 by a hostile explosive device near Quang Tri, Vietnam. He is listed in good condition aboard the USS Sanctuary off Vietnam’s coast. parents Ivan and Irene Ingersoll were notified. He joined the Marines three years ago and has been in Vietnam since July 19.
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Vietnam
Henry W. Ingersoll
U.S. Naval Hospital
Sanctuary
Ivan Ingersoll
Irene Ingersoll
Marine Corps
Quang Tri
Sgt. Ingersoll
Marines
County approves participation in federal food stamp program
The Huron County Welfare Department received approval from the county commissioners to join the federal food stamp program. Officials will inform the Ohio Department of Welfare, with operations not expected to begin before June. The program will aid welfare families and those with marginal incomes, with the welfare department as the authorizing agency.
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Board of
Huron County Commissioners
Fire Crews Respond to Two Minor Fires in Saginaw Area
Saginaw and Norwalk fire units answered two small blazes Wednesday night. At 8:30 p.m. the Kroger Store on Milan Avenue reported a motor burn out causing a power dip tied to a fuse on Marshall Street. By 10:55 p.m. Saginaw Wire Products Inc saw a spray booth ignite briefly. embers were extinguished upon arrival.
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Milan Ave
Marshall Street
Milan Avenue
Ted Heller
Eletric Line
Harkness Street
Saginaw Wire Products Inc
Solon Angered By Restroom Funds
UPI report from Columbus states House Minority Whip John C. McDonald of Newark criticized Gov. James A. Rhodes over a 5 million roadside restroom program. He called for a halt and an investigation arguing the cost exceeds 78 thousand dollars per facility and far surpasses Newark city hall pricing.
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Columbus
UPI
John C. McDonald
Newark
James A. Rhodes
McDonald
Dedication Planned By City Church Nor walk church adds educational wing
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Norwalk nears completion with a new educational addition costing about 113000. Dedication ceremonies are tentatively set for January 28, pastor Rev. C. H. Pearce says. The wing will host Sunday school and training classes and includes seven classrooms a nursery and a fellowship room. The older section received remodeling including a pastor's study and eight classrooms.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Norwalk
C.H., Pearce
Goostree Sues Insurers Over $18,234 Judgment
Goostree seeks $18,234 from Buckeye Union Insurance Co and The Fidelity and Casualty Co of New York in a civil action filed after a Route 250 collision Aug 6 1966 in Huron County. He had won a jury verdict against Earl Pederson on Nov 18 and his wife Clara had earlier been awarded $50,000 in a separate suit.
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Gliness Goostree
Earl K. Pederson
E. Elm Sr
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Pederson
Goostree
Norwalk
Eugene Mack
K.S. Flickinger
Buckeye Union Insurance Co
Fidelity and Casualty Co
New York
Clara
Freeman seeks fifth term as Huron County prosecutor
Bernard Freeman a Republican announced his bid for a fifth term as Huron County prosecutor after filing candidacy petitions on Wednesday. He has served 16 years in office and lives at 29 Forest Street. Freeman co leads the Norwalk law firm Freeman and Freeman and chairs the county Republican executive committee.
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Bernard Freeman
Huron County
Freeman
Forest St
Norwalk
Bucyrus Woman Charged in Bellevue Store Thefts
Charlene Surgener 24 of Bucyrus released on 2500 bond after being bound over to the Bellevue Municipal Court Grand Jury for alleged grand larceny involving money stolen from employer purses in a Bellevue store.
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Charlene Surgener
Bucyrus
Bellevue
Huron County
Bellevue Municipal Court
Church and School Lease Oil Rights Near East Townsend
The Methodist Church and Western Reserve Board of Education lease oil and gas rights on Hartland Center Road near East Townsend to Edward J. Kubat. Drilling underway at nearby Don Johnston property. leases recorded with Huron County recorder.
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Methodist Church
Western Reserve Board of Education
Hartland Center Road
East Townsend
Edward J. Kubat
Don Johnston
Huron County Recorder
Milan C C Elects New President
Richard Shafer was elected 1968 president of the Milan Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds Dr. E. C. Feltman. Other officers include Michael McGuire as first vice president Tom Reel as second vice president and Robert Haeuptle as secretary treasurer. McGuire to chair the annual chamber banquet set for February 11.
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Milan
Richard Shafer
Milan Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Feltman
Michael McGuire
Tom Reel
Robert Haeuptle
McGuire
Relatives at Riverside Vigil After Silver Bridge Disaster
The Point Pleasant riverfront vigil continues as bodies are recovered from the Ohio River. Wilbur and wife Pennsboro residents learn their daughter Glenna Mae Taylor 23 Point Pleasant is dead, her husband Denzil Taylor still missing awaiting funeral plans. Taylor and Grose families stay at the couple’s trailer home since December 16 as the death toll rises to 36. Glenna was due to have their first child January 4.
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W. Va
UPI
Riverside
Wilbur Grose
Pennsboro
Glenna Mae Taylor
Ohio River
Denzil Taylor
Frederick Taylor
Groses
Glenna
Taylor
Ohio
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