Congress ends session as recess begins amid pledges of early adjournment
Congress hit a 10 day recess after a brief session as leaders warned of stalled work and possible early adjournment. House and Senate prepared for Republican speeches marking Abraham Lincoln’s Feb 12 birthday. In Cape Town, Philip Blaiberg’s heart transplant rejection episode was controlled, surgeon Barnard reported.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Christiaan Barnard
Europe
Blaiberg
Barnard
West Virginia House Pushes Silver Bridge Investigation
A House resolution urged the Legislature to probe the Silver Bridge collapse, filed forty five days after the disaster that killed forty six. The measure died on the Senate inactive calendar amid objections from Sen Randall Taylor.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Silver Bridge
House
Senate
Randall Taylor
D-Mason
Killy Wins Downhill as Winter Games Open
Jean-Claude Killy captured the downhill to take the first leg of the alpine triple crown at Grenoble. The United States earned its first medals with a unique second place tie in speed skating.
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Grenoble
France
UPI
Jean-Claude Killy
U. S
Airliner hijack attempt ends with destruction of threat
A U S Marine in a black leather jacket hijacked a commercial plane with 83 aboard in Da Nang. He was disarmed by crew as air police and tear gas forced entry into the cabin and cockpit windows. No injuries reported.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
UPI
U. S
Vandalism Concerns Prompt School Board Action
South Central School Board faces rising vandalism at Greenwhile schools. McNemar reports ongoing probe into high school cafeteria windows with $200 replacement costs. Principal D Etterre notes dented locker tops and broken chair rungs. Board to tighten supervision and address rowdy bus riders and in school smoking.
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Greenwich
South Central School Board
George McNemar
al D’etterre
Richard Flint
McNemar
Wallace returns to Alabama amid presidential race stir
A Wallace welcome crowd in Montgomery greeted former Governor George C. Wallace after his Washington declaration that he would stay in the presidential race. National reaction split parties with leaders warning the campaign could move to the House.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Washington
Wallace
Bob Wilson
R-Calif
House
GOP
Toledo Man Sentenced for Fraud Over Port Clinton Funds
Edward N Simmans former Port Clinton service director and Dowagiac city manager resigned to face fraud charges. He received one to three years in prison for swindling Port Clinton out of more than 2700 dollars.
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Toledo
UPI
Edward N. Simmans
Port Clinton
Arthur Tudor
Simmans
Dowagiac
Mich
Weather Update Notes Snow Flurries And Cold Wave
Cloudy and windy with much colder air tonight and tomorrow as temperatures dip from the upper teens to around 10 by Saturday morning. Norwalk high near 26 to 30 today with similar trends. statewide sun and wind will persist. Birth notices list Vermilion, Wellington, and Milan families welcoming three boys. deaths include Reva Kimberlin, Jack Edward Van Winkle, and Fred Brenkman.
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Norwalk
Reva Kimberlin
Plymouth
Jack Edward van Winkle
Berlin Heights
Fred Brenkman
Collins
Red Cross Slams Inhuman Acts in Vietnam War
The International Committee of the Red Cross denounces civilian aerial attacks, executions, torture and reprisals by all sides in Vietnam. It urges belligerents to observe humanity, spare lives, protect the wounded and medical teams, and respect civilians. The group sent delegates to Vietnam and has representatives in South Vietnam.
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Geneva
UPI
International Committee of the Red Cross
Vietnam
South Vietnam
North
Woman and man plead guilty in baby's death
In Richland County, Mrs. Jeraldine Milo 18 of Shiloh and Daniel Patrick 21 of Mansfield pled guilty to first degree manslaughter in the death of Teresa Milo. Milo received one year in Marysville State Prison for Women and Patrick one to 20 years in the State Reformatory.
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Mansfield
Jeraldine Milo
Shiloh
Daniel Patrick
Richland County
Marysville
James Mayer
Patrick
State Reformatory
Master Chemical Sues Ex-Employee Over Trade Secrets
Master Chemical Co of Perrysburg sues Robert Dean of Willard to stop disclosure of trade secrets and seeks damages. The case, filed in Huron County Common Pleas Court, alleges Dean signed a non disclosure agreement and a two year non affiliation clause. Dean left Dec 21 1964 and joined Ohio Industrial Research Corp of Canton, a direct competitor, Sept 30 1967. Master Chemical seeks to enjoin alleged violations.
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Willard
Tiffin State Hospital
Kenneth Allen
Jack Fryman
Huron County
Allen
Fryman
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Master Chemicals
Dean
Ohio Industrial Research Corporation of
Canton
Master Chemical
Grassroots Votes Thanks Camardese For Assistance
Norwalk group Grassroots anti poverty organization voted to give Dr N M Camardese a vote of thanks for assistance interpretation and help. By Feb 22 they expect replies from Huron County Bar Association and Huron County Medical Association on welfare controversy actions.
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Norwalk
N.M. Camardese
Camardese
State Welfare Department
Huron County Bar Association
Huron County Medical Association
Bar Association
George Hayduk
Hayduk
Medical Association
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Memorial Lake Park improvements planned in Norwalk
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board outlines two spring projects at Memorial Lake Park. Painting the clubhouse and installing a new east gate and fence top the list, with other items including Whitney Field baby pool work and Pleasant Street Park tennis backstop awaiting decisions after inspections. A plaque for Ralph Larko, “Mr. Softball of Norwalk,” is approved.
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Memorial Lake Park
Norwalk
Park and Recreation Board
Austin Shadle
Whitney Field
Pleasant Street Park
McGuan
McGuan Field
Ralph Larko
Softball
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