Court allows Sheppard to travel for Supreme Court hearing
Dr Samuel H Sheppard was granted permission by the 6th U S Circuit Court to travel from Ohio to Washington for oral arguments in his appeal before the U S Supreme Court. His bond requires him to remain in Ohio unless court permission is granted.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cleveland Osteopath
Rocket scientist warns US to push moon race hard
Wernher von Braun states the United States must keep running to beat the Soviet Union to the moon. He warns there is a definite chance of losing if momentum slows.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
United States
Russia
Humphrey Visits India Amid Food Crisis Aims Aid Restart
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrived in Ludhiana India from Pakistan for talks on Viet Nam and to inspect the food crisis. He was greeted with enthusiasm and expected to announce the resumption of U S aid. In Oklahoma county Henry Ford announces candidacy for governor among nine Democratic hopefuls promising highway improvements.
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Ludhiana
India
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pakistan
U.S
Karachi
Humphrey
New Delhi
Okashoma City
Henry Ford
Oklahoma
Ford
Washington
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Russell
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Weather Outlook and Local Births and Deaths
Rain today may mix with snow sleet or freezing rain and fade to snow tonight with much colder air. Highs near 34 to 40 and lows 10 to 16. Thursday mostly cloudy with scattered snow flurries and colder. Sunrise 7 22 a m Sunset 6 02 p m. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Zeller 70 Corwin Greenwich a daughter to Mr and Mrs Merle Enzer Greenwich and a son to Mr and Mrs Larry Walton Elyria Death Edward Stout Sandusky.
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Richard Zeller
Corwin
Merle Enzer
Greenwich
City Council weighs $8500 purchase of park league property
The council disclosed Tuesday night a bid to buy the Bronson Norwalk Conservation League property at Memorial Lake Park for 8500 dollars. The deal would include a 50 by 48 foot concrete block clubhouse on a 90 by 50 foot lot adjoining park land on all sides. The league plans a move south of Norwalk to a new site, and has allowed city use of the building for events in the past.
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Bronson Norwalk Conservation League
Memorial Lake Park
League
Norwalk
Night School Aims for a Better Way for a Norwalk Worker
Gerald Weisenberger, a Norwalk dairy bottle washer, began night classes in Sandusky last fall to become an accountant. He attends one to two nights a week, has earned three college credits, and notes a degree would require about 128 credits though he has not decided how far to go.
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Gerald Weisenberger
Norwalk
Sandusky
Night Classes Aid Students With Limited Resources
Second story notes evening classes at Sandusky as the main path for students with no funds to attend college full-time. Counselors cite slow progress and long days, and propose Bowling Green University’s campus branch to enable full-time study closer to home.
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Sandusky
Norwalk
Jack White
Gerald Weisenberger
Bowling Green University
Astronaut David Scott to walk twice around the world in spacewalk
NASA officials outline a Gemini 8 spacewalk by astronaut David Scott lasting about two hours outside the capsule on a 17,500 mile per hour mission. The two-orbit walk aims to master docking with a target vehicle ahead of moon flights, with a 2 hour 51 minute hatch exit and potential mission delay from satellite tests.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Scott
Neil Armstrong
Tullahoma
Tenn
Edward H. White
Alexei Leonid
Citizens invited to poverty program ideas meeting in Huron
Citizens and groups may present project proposals at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Huron County Courthouse. Mrs Caroline Ford chairs the advisory committee for the Erie Huron Community Action Committee which will consider ideas funded through the Poverty Program. Charles Samuels from the Ohio Office of Opportunity will be present to advise and answer questions.
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Huron County ‘‘War On Poverty
Huron County
Caroline Ford
Erie-Huron
Charles Samuels
Ohio Office of Opportunity
Ohio high court allows Keels work claim for Chapin accident
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that Gordon Keels of Oak Harbor may pursue a workman’s compensation claim stemming from an August 1961 injury on a sewer construction job in Portsmouth for Chapin and Chapin Inc. Norwalk. The court found no disability resulting from the事故.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Gordon Keels
Oak Harbor
Keels
Chapin and Chapin Inc
Norwalk
Portsmouth
Community drive raises funds for Bowling Green campus
Fund raisers report a jump of over 43000 to reach 354110 for a 600000 goal to build a Bowling Green University campus in the tri county area. Totals by county include Huron 87543 Erie 244389 Ottawa 22178 and Norwalk 77783 with local organizations contributing 26000 and notable gifts from Milan groups and banks.
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Bowling Green University
Huron
Erie
Ottawa
Huron County
Erie County
Norwalk
Tri-County
State Board of Regents
Plymouth Driver Charged After Fatal Route Collision
Merlin Dye of Plymouth Road 1 has been charged with traffic manslaughter after the death of Theresa Mankin of Pandora in a two car crash on October 31. Dye was secretly indicted by the Huron County Grand Jury on January 13. The accident happened on Route 224 at the junction with Routes 194 and 298 on the western edge of Willard.
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Merlin Dye
Plymouth RD
Theresa Mankin
Dye
Huron County Grand Jury
Mankin
Pandora
Willard
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UPS
William L. White
Mount Vernon
Ted W. Brown
White
Brown
Knox County Board of Elections
Donald J. Kellen
Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Kellen
Hawthornden State Hospital
Northfield
F.A. Lingl
Air War
Saigon
An Lao
da Nang
Dominica
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
inter-American Peace Force
Clarence G. Issenmann
Issenmann
Commerce Department
Palomares
Spain
Aluminaut
Mediterranean
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Reds
von Braun
Hhh
Crisis
Larry Walton
Elyria, Son
Edward Stout
Conservation Club
Weisenberger
Defense
Robert S$. McNamara
All Nippon Airways
Tokyo Bay
Avia
Tion
Poverty Project
Chapin
Busin
Esses and Industries
Milan
Western Security Bank
Erie County Bank
Vermillion
Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
United Paper Makers and Paper Workers
Hinde and Dauch Employees Welfare Fund
Hinde and Dauch Charitable Fund
Sandusky Junior Chamber of Commerce
Plymouth
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