Vietnamese teen visits St Pauls sharing culture and fears
Phom To Mai a 17 year old Vietnamese student from Sandusky spent a day at St Pauls answering questions about life in Saigon and American schools. She described family worries after guerrilla attacks and noted contrasts between Saigon and Ohio life while sharing views on fashion music and TV.
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Phom To Mai
Smothers Brothers
Saigon
Sandusky
Mai
Ily
Richard Nixon
Woman Injured In City Mishap
Elbert L. Fley 41 of 39 Norwood Ave cited for speeding after his car rammed a vehicle on Benedict Avenue at Water Street at 3 24 p m Mrs Virgil Funk 37 of Willard treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and released. Officer James Van Hententryck noted Funk signaling and turning left.
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Elbert L. Fley
Norwood Ave
Benedict Avenue
Benedict
Water Street
Virgil Funk
Willard
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Heaston-Hile
James van Hententryck
Funk
Milan Plans Tourist Center On Main Square
The Milan Chamber of Commerce announced plans to establish an information center on the square next summer to aid visitors. Directors will map local points of interest for tourist distribution and promote the Milan Melon Festival in travel literature by Pan American Airways and Ohio.
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Milan
Chamber of Commerce
Pan American Airlines
Ohio
Two Wakeman youths charged in theft case
Two seventeen year olds from the Wakeman area were charged by New London police with possession of stolen property and handed to juvenile authorities in Norwalk. They were picked up at 9 30 p m Monday with tires stolen from cars at the New London school and the New London Recreation Center in the trunk of their car. The police chief said one youth had prior court involvement three years ago.
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New London
Wakeman
Kenneth Murr
Norwalk
New London Police
New London School
New London Recreation Center
Recruiting teachers a problem for Norwalk schools
The Norwalk City Schools faced ongoing difficulties replacing resignations this year. Superintendent Dr. Albion V. Gotaas reported at the board meeting that Maplehurst School lacked a teacher for a third grade class, prompting temporary splitting of the class and reliance on substitutes until a new teacher could be hired.
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Albion V. Gotaas
Board of Education
Maplehurst School
Jack Brown
St. Mary’s
Harriet Parcher
Parcher
Maplehurst
Gotaas
Susan Miller
Janet Benson
Martha Rice
Ellen Conry
J. Frank Munns
Virginia Stewart
Nancy Paffenbarger
Flora Stanford
Hearing Set On Liquor Charge in Columbus
Ruth C. Christoff of the Victory Inn at Willard faces a charge of selling malt liquor to a minor. The case will be heard this week before the Ohio Liquor Control Commission in Columbus.
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Columbus
Willard
Ruth C. Christoff
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
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