Teens in custody after three car thefts in week
Two boys aged 14 and 15 admitted stealing three cars over the past week. Officers staked out a car owned by Leslie Dean Stoneham, recovered it in a Kroger lot on Milan Avenue, and arrested the youths. They also confessed to taking cars owned by Mrs. Gilbert Didion and the Maple City Rubber Co. A separate case notes a Jan 8 Mayor's Court hearing over a used car business near residences.
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Leslie Dean Stoneham
Water Street
Stoneham
Orin Doane
Kroger
Milan Avenue
George Kirbany
Robert Carter
Robert Kerr
Russell T. Antrim
Carter
Kerr
Kirbany
New Year plans vary from Texas ranch to Washington gatherings
President and Mrs. Johnson plan a quiet New Year at the LBJ Ranch in Texas with potential Austin party invitations. In Formosa Chiang Kai shek demands destruction of Communist nuclear facilities and vows to halt atomic development. John Wayne reveals surgery for lung cancer and aims for Durango filming.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Texas
Washington
LBJ
Austin
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
China
Chiang
Hollywood
John Wayne
Durango
Mexico
Wayne
God
Weather Outlook and Local Births and Deaths
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with increasing clouds and warmer Friday as rain moves into the western portion. Lows tonight near 22 to 28 and highs Friday between 45 and 55. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Bishop in Monroeville and a son to Mr and Mrs Clarence Coy at 84 N Foster, plus several other local births. Death: Henry A. Skilton, 59, of Monroeville.
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Walter Bishop
Monroeville
Clarence Coy
N. Foster
Joe Mullion
Viet guerrilla retreat ends costly Binh Gia battle
U S military spokesmen in Saigon say government forces won a major fight around Binh Gia after a four day engagement. Missing advisers number six with eight wounded while four helicopters were downed and air strikes continued through the night. December proved the bloodiest month for American forces in South Vietnam since the year began.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Binh Gia
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U S Military Aid Increases As Saigon Faces Losses In January
The United States intensified military aid to Saigon in January 1961. American casualties for the month reached 171 killed missing or wounded, higher than the prior high of November with 11 killed and 144 wounded. South Vietnamese losses were partly reported with at least 34 government troops killed, 51 wounded, and 3 missing.
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United States
Saigon
U.S
Rebels massacre whites as Congo fighting widens
In Leopoldville and northeast Congo towns rebels killed at least 30 whites and abducted captives. A government column freed whites from Wamba and Mungbere. 112 refugees flew to Leopoldville. Survivors said earlier killings included Belgian priests Bishop Wittebol and missionaries McChesney and others.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
UPI
Mungbere
Wamba
Stanleyville
Joseph Wittebol
William McChesney
Medje
Ibambi
Mild December Delights Norwalk Area Weather Record
Unseasonably warm December continues in Norwalk with temperatures from the high 20s to 57, following a five inch snowfall on December 3. Residents recall harsher winters with subzero days and heavy snow in past years as seven Huron County officials took oaths for new terms.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Urban C. Livengood
Dana W. Call
Jay Thomas
Arthur Herner
Miraculous Belly Landing Saves 47 On Flight 593
Captain William M. Wade and co pilot J. J. Campbell guided a United Air Lines Convair into a muddy beet field near Saugus California after both engines failed. There was no fire and two passengers Mrs. and Mr. Douglas McKay received minor injuries. The crew landed safely with the San Francisco origin flight continuing toward maintenance plans.
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Saugus
Calif
United Air Lines
San Francisco
William M. Wade
Los Angeles
J. J. Campbell
Douglas McKay
Toledo
Ohio
Santa Clarita Hospital
Wade
County Courthouse and City Offices Close Saturday
Huron County Courthouse, Norwalk city offices and departments will close Saturday. Citizens National Bank and Huron County Banking Co will be open while Home Savings and Loan Co will be closed. Five local auto dealers including Manyak Ford Downtown Dodge Ebert Rambler Sandwick Motor Sales and R W Albright Inc also close.
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Huron County
Norwalk
Citizens National Bank
Huron County Banking Co
Home Savings and Loan Co
Manyak Ford
Dodge
Ebert Rambler
Sandwick Motor Sales
R. W. Albright, Inc
Norwalk Industrial Leaders Optimistic for 1965
Norwalk's leading industrialists report a mixed view of 1964 but share optimism for 1965. Executives from W. L. Mead Inc., Superior Coach, Norwalk Truck Lines, Norwalk Upholstering, A. J. Baltes, Stokely Van Camp, Rotary Printing and others expect higher or similar activity. several note restructuring and hiring plans as they foresee a strong year ahead.
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Norwalk
Herbert Kaiser
W. L. Mead Inc
Providence
R.I
Clayton F. Bushong
Superior Coach Corp
Norwalk Upholstering Co
Volumn
J. Raymond Gerken
John Baltes
A.J. Baltes, Inc
Art Gassman
Stokely - van Camp
Karl Lowe
Rotary Printing Co
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Russia
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Finland
Hilding Hagberg
Nikita Khrushchev
Sweden
Khrushchev
Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Beverly Jarosz
Warsaw
Jenny H. Greene
Louisville
Kentucky
Ohio River
Patriot Bend
Patriot
Ind
Cincinnati
Loncoln
Neb
Martin Luther King Jr
America
Moe
Joe Mullins
New London
Hobart Williams
Old State
Ronald Stanfield
Willard
Leonard Fenner
Plymouth
Henry A. Skilton
Fischer Quintuplets
Aberdeen
S.D
Mary Ann
Jimmy
Margie
Cathy
Maggie
Quints
Viets
Strategie
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Pete Mohn
W. B. Holman
Bernard Freeman
Donald Robertson
John Borgia
Huron County Ladies Sheriff's Posse
Jan Conway
Norwalk Truck Lines
Andrew Gordon
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