Precision Plastics to Locate in Norwalk Building
New firm Precision Plastics Inc will produce plastic tolerance parts for industries in Norwalk occupying the 84 Whittlesey Ave building vacated by Saginaw Wire Products. Principals Walter E. Warner and Kenneth L. Sharp, both in their 30s, plan gradual hiring as machinery arrives and aim to serve electrical plumbing automotive and household sectors. The firm may expand to occupy the entire building if growth justifies, with the area previously known as the Fisher building and owned by 84 Whittlesey Avenue Corp. Warner may relocate from Oberlin and has prior Elyria injection molding management. Sharp has worked with General Electric on marketing development and research.
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Whittlesey Ave
Saginaw Wire Products Corp
Walter E. Warner
Kenneth L. Sharp
S. Warner
Elyria
Sharp
General Electric
Warner
Yingling Machine Co., Inc
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Precision Plastics
Police probe KKK ties in Chicago patrolman ringleader
Chicago authorities pursue claims that six city officers belong to the Ku Klux Klan with Donald Heath named as ringleader and head of Illinois Klan membership. The probe follows disclosures of racial extremist links within the force and new investigations into Black Muslim connections.
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UPI
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KKK
Illinois
Humphrey welcomed by Ivory Coast crowds in midnight ceremony
In Abidjan Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey was greeted by chanting Ivory Coast residents during a post midnight event in the capital of this newly independent nation. Also in Michigan the Conservation Department plans cobalt radioactivity to sterilize Bluegill fish due to overabundance.
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Ivory Coast
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Africa
Lansing, Mich
Michigan
Michigan Conservation Department
GAO flags waste in coal furnace heating for troops
GAO reports millions in taxpayer dollars wasted as the Pentagon delays converting thousands of manual coal furnaces in U S Army facilities to automatic oil or gas heating. Coal furnaces, many in barracks, need daily attention by service members and civilian staff.
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UPI
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General Accounting Office
GAO
Pentagon
Weather outlook with light snow near Lake Erie
Variable cloudiness today and tonight with a few snow flurries near Lake Erie. Highs 28 to 32, lows in the 20s. Sunday remains cloudy with occasional snow, little temperature change. Temperatures Friday 11 to 27. Precipitation none in 24 hours. Marriage license applications list Krisha and Dillinger. Death notices for Winchester Overmyer Gaydos.
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Lake Erie
New Year Celebration Goes Private in Norwalk
Norwalk clubs plan private New Year events as state law blocks Sunday alcohol sales. Taverns like Halfway Inn and TJ's Bar will be closed or offer minimal activity with TJ's giving noisemakers. Private clubs such as the Eagles Elks Moose and VFW host members only dances with limited or no public access.
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The
Reflector
Halfway Inn
Tj’s
Eagles and Elks
VFW
Montgomery Orchestra
Moose Club
Elks Club
Cyprus Local Council Sparks Turkish Cypriot Clash
In Nicosia Turkey cancels leaves amid a Turkish Cypriot administrative council sparking a Greek Cypriot protest. Archbishop Makarios denounces the move as unconstitutional and seeks UN intervention. In Saigon a New Year ceasefire is extended 12 hours amid Pope Paul VI’s call for a Day of Peace.
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Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Norwalk Arrest in Woodlawn Avenue Burglary Case
An 18 year old Norwalk man was arrested after a break in at Dublo's Carry Out near Woodlawn Avenue and Madison Streets. Six eight packs of beer and cigarettes valued at 11.80 were found. A second youth was questioned as police planned to see the County Prosecutor about charges.
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Bernard Freeman
Woodlawn Avenue
Water Street
City
Dublo
Printainer
Madison Streets
Norwalk Seeks Federal Aid for Sewage Plant Improvements
Service Director Morley K Price said a federal grant decision for Norwalk sewage plant upgrades is not expected until February after discussions with engineer Charles Pettis. The Ohio Health Department earlier prioritized the city’s application, with final confirmation likely about three months out. Also, discarded Christmas trees will be collected starting Wednesday with instructions to place them at the curb and weight them to prevent street interference.
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Morley K. Price
Charles Pettis
Finkbeiner
Pettis
Strout
Price
Ohio
Ment of Health
State Department
Ation
Rhodes Acts On New Law
Gov. James A. Rhodes plans an emergency proclamation to enact drunk driving test regulations immediately bypassing the Administrative Procedures Act. The move allows procedures for administering tests, operator qualifications for devices, and permits for licensed testers to begin at 12:01 a.m. Monday.
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UPI
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
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