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UPI reports Lt Gen Lewis Hershey urged re screening of morally rejected men for draft as Vietnam manpower needs rise. Pravda calls for improved Soviet Chinese ties on anniversary of the Moscow Peking pact amid tensions. Australia transitions to dollars as price hikes emerge after currency reform. A severed-hand case shocks St Louis as police probe a estranged husband attack. Dominican capital endures gunfire and a policeman’s death amid unrest. Johnson earns honorary elder title as church sermon announces. Witness in Arkansas murder trial triggers panic in Miami court. Crosby son wed in Las Vegas while Air Force redirects Lackland trainees over meningitis outbreak.
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Washington
UPI
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Hershey
Weather and birth, death notices fragment
Variable cloudiness colder today and tonight with a few snow flurries. High today in the 30s, low tonight 10 to 20. Tuesday partly cloudy and cold with scattered snow flurries. Sunrise 7 24 a.m. Sunset 6 p.m. Births listed for Wilson Black and Douglas Dellinger. Deaths include Opper Nimmons Clark Jacobs Miller Rettinger Chevalier Harrington Smith.
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Betty Jean Opper
Norwalk
Fred M. Nimmons
Willard Edgar C. Clark
Columbus
Mary E. Jacobs
Willard Paul J. Miller
Willard William Rettinger
Barrington
N.J
John M. Chevalier
Berlin Heights
Reginald R. Harrington
Milan
Madeline J. Smith
Whittlesey
Murder Charge Filed In Sandusky Slaying
James Hayes 39 of Sandusky faces a first degree murder charge for the fatal shotgun blasting that killed Isandla Mosley as she walked from her home. Police say the shot, aimed at Richard Smith, may have stemmed from a gambling debt dispute. Hayes appeared in municipal court with a prelim hearing set for February 22 at 11:30 a.m.
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Sandusky
James Hayes
Tiffin Ave
Sandusky Municipal Court
James A. Young
Edward Rhodes
Isandla Mosley
Farwell
Richard Smith
Third St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mosley
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Fire Hits Area Gas Well Near New London
A three hour blaze in a new gas well casing kept New London and Greenwich volunteers busy. Kuhn Drilling Co. of Rocky River reported the fire began around 8 a.m. from machinery sparks and was extinguished at 11. The 950 foot well hit a pocket of surface gas. neighbors smelled gas since Saturday. Firefighters used water and a fog spray to reach flames atop the 12 foot rig. In Washington D.C. SP/5 Karl G. Trace Jr., 28, formerly of Norwalk, died in an automobile crash on a pass from Fort Meade. He was a Vietnam and Japan veteran, son of Earl and [redacted] Trace, survived by a sister and grandmother. Funeral plans pending repatriation to Norwalk.
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New London
Greenwich
Kuhn Drilling Co
Rocky River
Norwalk
Washington D.C
United States
Viet Nam
Japan
Karl G. Trace, Jr
Earl Trace
S. Linwood Ave
Fort Meade
Army Security Agency
Trace
Washington
Army
Washington, D.C
Norwalk High School
B.A. Tubbs, Jr
Kansas
Violet Reagle
Traces
Wives to canvass for local college branch drive
Norwalk Jaycee Wives will canvass neighborhoods this week to raise funds for a Bowling Green State University branch serving Huron, Erie and Ottawa Counties. The group voted $100 to the project and will work with the Committee on Educational Development. Milan fund drive nears goal with $16,000 raised and aims for $25,000 as Milan Jaycees pledge $2,000. Sandusky teens, Jaycees, and UAW Ford local support add to the campaign totals.
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Norwalk Jaycee
Bowling Green State University
Huron
Erie
Ottawa
Committee On Educational Development
Club Civic
Peter Schaffer
Club
Huron County
W.D. Conway
Jaycee Wives Plan
Milan
Dick Obermiller
Obermiller
Milan Jaycees
Sandusky
Junior Chamber of Commerce
UAW
Ford
National Farmers Organization Banquet Speaker
The annual banquet of the National Farmers Organization will be held February 24 at Bowling Green University with national president Oren Lee Staley as the speaker.
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National Farmers Organization
Bowling Green University
Oren Lee Staley
Norwalk Mayor Seeks Bridge Plan Change in Columbus Talk
Norwalk Mayor Harold E. Finch travels to Columbus Tuesday to urge the State Highway Department to modify bypass plans at the Route 20 and Route 18 intersection. City officials call for a crossing bridge and have adopted a resolution to press for authorization. Finch will meet highways director Pearl Masketer, with Morley Price Urban Livengood and Rep. Harry V. Jump also attending.
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Norwalk
Harold E. Finch
Columbus
State Highway Department
Finch
Pearl Masketer
Morley Price
Huron County
Urban Livengood
Harry V. Jump
Garage Fire At State Street Home Attributed To Boys
A fire in a garage at the Richard Franklin home 60 State St on Sunday was blamed on two boys playing with matches. Firemen arriving at 12 03 pm said damage was limited to a davenport and a mattress in the garage.
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Richard Franklin
State St
Autos Collide At Monroeville
Monroeville police cited a 42 year old Huron man for changing lanes without caution after a minor collision on Sandusky Street. Aaron Naderer, 42, Huron, pulled into the side of James Miller, 17, Monroeville, both westbound.
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Monroeville
Huron
Sandusky Street
Aaron Naderer
James Miller
Suspect Picked Up In Break-Ins In Norwalk
A 37 year old rural Norwalk man Thomas A Dillon admitted breaking into Hart Advertising and Fulston's Sporting Goods Friday night. He was arrested about 9 am today on a warrant and held after release from Huron County jail on probation violation. Police said investigation continues.
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Norwalk
Thomas A. Dillon
Hart Advertising
Dillon
Hart’s
Fulston
Sporting Goods
Huron County
Violaton
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George R. Davis
National City Christian Church
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Arkansas
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Jacques Messier
Marian Rosen
Lindsay Crosby
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Los Angeles
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Crosby
Barbara Frederickson
David
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Tex
Wilson Black
Ward St
Douglas Dellinger
City
G.I
Tate
Staley
Elwyn Owen
Wakeman Congregational Church
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Nelson Green
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