Mother of Pueblo Officer Questioned Over Voice
The mother of Lt. Stephen Harris, aboard the USS Pueblo, questions if a North Korean broadcast voice identifying as him was truly hers. She says she cannot be certain and would not claim involvement, while awaiting Navy updates and a letter from Secretary Rusk. The Harvard alumnus attended Melrose High School and studied at the International Language Institute.
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Melrose
Mass
UPI
Pueblo
Stephen R. Harris
Stephen Harris
Radio Pyongyang
British Broadcasting Co
Japan Sea
Harris
Boston
Harvard University
International Language Institute
Washington, D. C
Naval Reserve Officer Training Program
Harvard
Democratic People’s Republic of North Korea
Voice
UPI Audio
Shere
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Sing In 32 Languages At Norwalk Community Concert
Steve Addis and Bill Crofut will perform a folk classically flavored program at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Norwalk High School auditorium for members of the Norwalk Community Concert Association. The pair have sung in 32 languages and play multiple instruments including guitar and piano.
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Norwalk Community Concert Association
Norwalk High School
Steve Addis
Bill Crofut
Johnson Rules Out 2nd Reserve Callup
President Johnson said no immediate reserve callups would be ordered amid Communist pressure in South Vietnam and Korea. He noted no change in basic strategy, affirmed about 500000 U.S. troops in Vietnam, and warned that sudden actions could not be ruled out on short notice.
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Johnson
Washington
UPI
South Vietnam
Korea
Pueblo
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Congress
Regional Group To Hear 3 Planners
Representatives of Wisnapua and Gaede of Cleveland Ralph L. Woolpert Co of Dayton and Alexander and Moskowitz of New York will speak at the Huron County Regional Planning Commission meeting on Feb. 13. The group weighs a county wide comprehensive plan with Wiseplan and Gaede guiding New London village planning and Woolpert crafting Willard’s plan. Alexander and Moskowitz developed a plan to revitalize Norwalk’s downtown area.
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Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Wisnapua
Gaede
Cleveland
Ralph L. Woolpert Co
Dayton
Alexander and Moskowitz
New York
Visnapuu
New London
Woolpert
Willard
Alexander and
Moskowitz
Norwalk
Man mourns after bear attack and killing pet Charley
Florence Alabama report recalls Robert Parker describing the moment a 500 pound black bear known as Charley turned on him after escaping a chain. He says the bear once treated like a pet and helper fought inside the Twilight Inn before Parker shot the animal after a brutal struggle.
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Florence
Ala
UPI
Charley
Robert Parker
Lagrange Mountain
Parker
Twilight Inn
Charlie
Resignations Mark Firelands Advisory Board Meeting
A regular meeting of the Bowling Green State University Firelands Campus Advisory Board is set for 3 p.m. February 9 at the Sandusky Area Chamber of Commerce offices in the Cedar Point Building. Dr. Peter Paulus of Port Clinton and Robert Kellerman of Bellevue have resigned after transfers to Westlake and Marion, respectively. both had served since the board’s 1967 formation.
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Sandusky
Bowling Green State University Firelands
Sandusky Area
Peter Paulus
Port Clinton
Westlake
Ohio
Robert Kellerman
Bellevue
Marion
Dr. Paulus
Kellerman
Fox Hunt Opens Sunday At Fitchville Club
The Fitchville Conservation League hosts a fox hunt starting at 9 a.m. Sunday at the Jennings Road clubhouse off Route 250 between Norwalk and Fitchville. James Rister, 26, of rural Norwalk, was treated Friday at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for a twisted ankle suffered at work. he is self employed.
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Fitchville Conservation League
Jennings Road
Route 250
Norwalk
Fitchville
James Rister
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Rister
Fowler enters race in Huron County Republican primary
F. Robert Fowler 52 of 273 East Main Street Norwalk filed petitions for county commissioner as the Republican primary intensifies. Incumbents Arthur Herner and Donald Robertson already filed. Ray Feichtner also filed petitions. Fowler, a longtime Norwalk resident and former Norwalk Truck Lines manager, seeks his first public office. Harold Collier filed for treasurer and a slate of Central Committee candidates was listed including Leslie Stoneham Gladys Westrick Mason Oglesby David Becker Greg Richards and Susan TerVeen.
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Huron County
F. Robert Fowler
E. Main St
Norwalk
Board of Elections
Richard Garner
Arthur Her
Ner
Donald Robertson
Ray Feichtner
Fowler
Lucille
Harold Collier
Central Committee
Leslie D. Stoneham
Fairfield Township
Gladys M. Westrick
Bellevue
Mason Oglesby
David Becker
Greg Richards
Susan TerVeen
Fourty four Norwalk students in district music festival
Forty four Norwalk students participate today in the District Two Band Choral and Orchestral Festival sponsored by the Ohio Music Education Association at Sandusky High School. The orchestra includes Karen Butler Cindy Ross Debbie Carpenter Chris Calhoun Robert Arnold Ann Wallace Terry Goodsite Kathy Ensminger Charles Rupert Sam Arthur Gary Keefer Julie Arlin Linda Stark Carol Schaafsma Diane Kerkhoff Elma Rupert Dick Vogt Charles Flickinger Cindy Weeks Helen Hamilton Ben Weeston Wendy Roehrdanz John Ross Randy Love Charles Packard Lelani Haupricht. The band features Laura Shankman Shelly Young Norman Berner Tim Jarvis. The choir lists Kay Jameson Alene Luxon Ann Petrosino Tammy Smith Jerry Dunkle Arden Rakowsky Church Grose Fred Boose Sonny Coles Ed VanVlerah Nancy Ross Jan Meifert Sandie LaVigne Bonnie Tanner.
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Norwalk
Ohio Music Education Association
Sandusky High School
Arden Rakowsky
Church Grose
Fred Boose
Sonny Coles
Ed van- Vlerah
Nancy Ross
Jan Meifert
Sandie LaVigne
Bonnie Tanner
Executions Reported In Saigon Amid Siege Actions
In Saigon on Hai Ba Trung, two American civilians were found tied and executed in the back of the head by Viet Cong guerrillas. SFC Harry Gieseler recalled similar killings as allied troops discovered six Viet Cong corpses nearby and eight other Americans killed in Hue Ban Me Thuot.
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Saigon
API
Hai Ba Trung
SFC
Harry Gieseler
Pardeeville
Wis
Nguyen van Thieu
Hue
Ban Me Thuot
Gieseler
Main Street
New London BPA Budget Ready for Council Meeting
The Board of Public Affairs plans to submit the 1968 budget to the village council Tuesday night with an estimated $17,000 increase due to higher water rates. The budget may include wage adjustments for water and sewer staff and funds for the New London Reservoir project.
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New London
Board of Public Affairs
Northwest Ohio
Water and Sewer
Eugene Rush
EPA
Seek Donations For Fire Victim At NL
Mrs. Elwood Miller in New London seeks help for Mrs. Harley Owen whose home on White Avenue burned. Donations requested include sheets lightweight blankets pots and pans clothing with dress size 22 to 24 and shoe width 7 4. Articles will be shipped to Mrs. Owen who will live in a trailer at her son's Florida home.
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New London
Elwood
Woody) Miller
Harley Owen
White Avenue
Owen
Florida
Norwalk Reflector Inc updates local daily publication details
The Norwalk Reflector based at 61 East Monroe Norwalk Ohio publishes daily with Sunday and holiday editions by Reflector Herald Inc. It is a second class mail item in Norwalk Ohio and has been established since 1830.
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Norwalk
Reflector
E. Monroe
Ohio
Reflector - Herald, Inc
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Cindy Ross
Debbie Carpenter
Chris Calhoun
Robert Arnold
Ann Wallace
Terry Goodsite
Kathy Ensminger
Charles Rupert
Sam Ar
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Alls
20Th Century: Fox Presents
David Weisbart
Sherwin-Williams
Wilkinson
Paint and Wallpaper CO
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Townline Road
John Marquis
Squire
Behlen
IMPLI
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UPI News Service
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