Johnson Nixon debut sparks new romance rumor
Washington society scene centers on Julie Nixon 17 and David Eisenhower 18 at their Waldorf debut. David, noncommittal, says they are friends, following Lynda Bird Johnson and George Hamilton. The parties echo a nearby political family context.
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Americans Repatriated From Cuba Reach New Lives
The first 169 U S citizens repatriated from Communist Cuba arrived at New Orleans International Airport from Havana via Merida Mexico with relatives scattered nationwide to begin new lives. Remaining about 3 700 detainees face uncertain departure timelines.
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Toledo Pickets Break Through Snow Removal Picket Lines
Police and sheriff's deputies forced their way through lines around municipal facilities to move snow removal equipment. Twenty six pickets were arrested and released on their own recognizance. Union leader Charles Hendrix turned himself in, charged with contempt of court and posted a $50,000 bond.
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Weather and births and deaths notice
Fair and a little colder tonight with a low of 10 to 16. Warmer Saturday under increasing clouds. Births list three new babies to families in Monroeville Shiloh and Shelby. Deaths report Carl R. Davis Leo Huston Charles D. Rapp and Charles Gannett with ages and towns.
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Norwalk
Westinghouse Expands Norwalk Plant Space and Jobs
Westinghouse Electric plans to lease 12000 additional square feet in the Lawrence and Battle Building at 51 N. Hester St to create a plastics molding shop and increase skilled jobs, boosting total local space to about 32000 square feet. The move comes with temporary furloughs for a few workers but aims to grow employment and production at the Norwalk facility. Francis J. Rocks of Lawrence and Battle Inc notes the town’s good fortune in attracting the expansion.
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Norwalk Doctors Leave Over a Million Each in Wills
Norwalk physician Dr Ralph L Morse and wife Dora E Morse bequeath trusts valued in excess of one million dollars to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and to the University of Michigan Medical School. Provisions direct support for Norwalk City Hospital Association and Kenyon Divinity School with designated church gifts and home furnishings bequests.
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Bottling Company Sold in Norwalk to Local Investors
The Norwalk Bottling Works at 12 N Foster St is sold by Mr and Mrs Austin Shadle to four Norwalk men forming Mission of Norwalk Inc. They take over January 1 with officers James Borgia Sr president John Short vice president William Meese secretary and Richard Mahaffey treasurer. The Shadles sell to devote time to city Park and Recreation work. The plant has served Norwalk since the early 1900s and was run by H A Ewell and son for over 35 years.
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Youth Whose Car Hit Family Gets 30 Days
Eugene R. White, 19, pleaded guilty to four counts of second degree manslaughter and was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Huron Common Pleas Court Judge Robert J. Vetter. The July 16 collision on Fort Ball Road near Willard led to the charges against White. Mr and Mrs Eldon Murray and their two sons were affected by the incident.
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White bicyclists killed after car crash sentence details
Thief. White driving a car struck two bicyclists and died from the accident. White was fined two hundred dollars, ordered to pay court costs, and had his license revoked for three years. He received six month jail terms on four counts, concurrent with five months suspended each, totaling one month in jail. He is on probation for three years.
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New Year Dance at Norwalk Rec Center Event
A New Year’s Eve dance for Norwalk high school students and guests will run from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Norwalk Community Center. The Distant Light Combo Band will provide music. Admission is free with tickets available at the center. tickets must be claimed by the user. Dress is formal. casual wear such as slacks jeans or sloppy sweaters is not allowed.
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Firemen Lose Grasp Woman Falls To Death In Brooklyn Blaze
In a wind swept 12th floor ledge incident at the Hotel Standish Arms, two firemen reached for a woman whose clothes were aflame but she slipped to her death after leaping from the ledge. The blaze injured three and evacuated 130 residents.
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Wakeman Man Named to COED Executive Board
Kenneth C. Buckley of Wakeman is named among four trustees appointed to COEDs expanded Executive Committee by president Dr. Richard Jeffrey after the board voted December 1 to widen the panel. Also named are Albert E. Wharff and James E. Van Stone of Erie County and David J. Lynch of Ottawa County. The annual COED meeting is set for January 11.
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Erie County
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Courthouse to Open Half Day Saturday In Huron County
The Huron County Court house will be open a half day Saturday while Nor walk City offices close all day. Courthouse and city offices and most downtown businesses will be closed all day Monday. The Reflector will not publish on Monday.
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