Cartoonist Al Capp admits guilt in attempted adultery case
UPI reports cartoonist Al Capp pleaded guilty to attempted adultery in Eau Claire Wisconsin. He was fined 500 dollars and court costs after authorities said he made advances toward a University of Wisconsin Eau Claire coed who visited his motel room to discuss campus politics before a speech. The sodomy indecent exposure charges were dropped.
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Bus Crash Kills StudentNear Bowling Green Injures Four
A school bus carrying 43 Bowling Green High School students collided with a car five miles south of Bowling Green. Anthony L. Tyrell 18 Weston died at Toledo hospital. Bus driver Norm Sheline was in serious condition in Wood County Hospital. Three students were admitted for observation.
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Ohio
UPI
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Anthony L. Tyrell
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Wood County Hospital
Agnew Golfing at Desert Classic Amid Ethics Tea Leaves
Vice President Spiro Agnew plays in the Bob Hope Desert Classic with Bob Hope Frank Sinatra and Doug Sanders as critics recall past incidents. Meanwhile Goodsite weighs a special council meeting over the sale of Palm Springs electric system amid an ethics pending Monday announcement.
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Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
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Yankee-Dixie Power Co., Inc
Prowse Reveals Pregnancy Without Plans for Marriage
Hollywood dancer Juliet Prowse says she is four months pregnant by John McCook, an actor-singer in her act, and has no intention of marrying him. She notes she has always wanted a baby and decided to go through with it after finding someone she loves.
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Ohio Adopts Symbol Highway Signs for All Drivers
Ohio Highway Director J. Phillip Richley announced adoption of signs that use symbols instead of words. He said the change meets future needs and helps drivers understand directions day or night.
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UPS
Ohio
J. Phillip Richley
Richley
GOBEL Injured In Interstate 40 Car Crash
Comedian George Gobel suffered head and hand lacerations in a two car crash on Interstate 40 in Nashville. He was listed in good condition at St. Thomas Hospital and to be X rayed for possible internal injuries. A spokesman said he may be kept for 24 hours for observation.
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Nashville
Kent State student sets bathtub ice record in challenge
Kent State junior Chris Johnson from Pittsburgh stayed in an ice-filled bathtub for 93 minutes on Thursday and announced plans to pursue the world shower record on Friday. The 21 year old psychology major said the feat began as a dare.
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UPI
Kent State University
Chris Johnson
Pittsburgh
Weather and notices from Norwalk area
Mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow or rain today highs in the mid and upper 30s. Snow likely tonight probably mixed with sleet or rain and a chance of snow or rain Sunday. Plus marriage licenses births and deaths listed for local residents.
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Norwalk
Donald R. Stackhouse
North Fairfield
Evelyn P Heifner
George Ko Sweeting
Margaret C. Robson
Greenwich
Life Magazine calls Hughes book a hoax and withholds excerpts
Life magazine labeled Clifford Irving's Hughes autobiography a hoax and will not publish excerpts. McGraw-Hill confirms $750,000 deal and notes additional information from reporter James Phelan about possible sources. Federal and grand juries probe fraud perjury and mail fraud surrounding the book.
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UPI
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Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
McGraw-Hill Publishers
James Phelan
Irving
Time Inc
Phelan
Joseph McNally
New York Police Department
Norwalk Policeman Jim Martin Publishes First Mystery Novel
Norwalk sergeant Jim Martin, a police officer and local journalist, will publish Through Midnight Streets with Simon and Schuster. The 80 000 word detective tale follows night shift cops in an anonymous Ohio town and carries a $2 000 advance.
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West Main Street
Jim Martin
Simon and Schuster
New York
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Sally
Jennifer Martin
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Keith
Pablum
Ohio State University
Monroeville
Roy Murdock
Lester Ashton
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Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Heck
Marvel Comics
Janice P. Getty
Stockholm
J.P. Getty
Navy Deserter Becomes Pillar of Community
In Dallas, John McKee a longtime civic figure and head of the Dallas Crime Commission is revealed to be James Kell Zullinger, a Navy deserter from 1929. Police and district attorney report McKee used an assumed name. birth records confirm his identity. Separately, Norwalk Junior High teacher Mrs. Charles Martin suffered a hairline pelvic fracture after a fall in class.
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Dallas Crime Commission
McKee
Texas
District Attorney's Office
James Kell Zullinger
Navy
Zullinger
Harrisburg
Dallas Police Department
Charles Martin
Norwalk Junior High School
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Bartender Hit In Bar Brawl Near Norwalk
Five to seven intoxicated patrons fought at the Halfway Inn between Norwalk and Monroeville just after 1 30 this morning. The night bartender said he was struck on the head. A dozen beer bottles and ashtrays were broken and two chairs damaged. Sheriff deputies arrived as the melee ended and questioned remaining patrons.
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Norwalk
Monroeville
Carl &. Heckert
Sheriff's Deputies
Heckert
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