Requiem Mass Held for Mafia Boss Vito Genovese in N J
A High Requiem Mass was offered for Vito Genovese in Atlantic Highlands watched by plainclothesmen seeking clues on his successor as the Mafia's boss of bosses. The service at St Agnes church preceded burial at St John's Cemetery in Queens New York.
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Atlantic Highlands
N.J
UPI
Vito Genovese
St. Agnes’s
Genovese
St. John’s Cemetery
New York City
Borough of
Queens
Global League appoints umpire supervisor and lists team roster
Bill McKinley, 58, veteran umpire of 20 years, named supervisor of umpires for the new Global Baseball League. The league includes teams in Tokyo, Yokohama, San Juan, Caracas, Jersey City, and Mobile, with players from diverse regions. The former American League official retired in 1966. Gabriele Crespi says Gina Lollobrigida will walk in a month after knee surgery and resume acting. The wedding of John Battalio and Lynn Tesser ends with a skydiving twist as the couple elopes in a private plane.
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Evansville
Ind
UPI
Bill McKinley
Global Baseball League
McKinley
Kinsman
Ohio
Tokyo
Yokohama
Japan
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caracas
Venezuela
Jersey City
N.J
Mobile
Ala
Richland Center
Wis
John Battalio
Lynn Tesser
Battalio
Madison
Richmond Center
Battalios
University of Wisconsin
Pat Powers
Oil Ban Could Cost $1 Billion To Turn Channel Into Sanctuary
Unofficial Interior Department estimates say halting all drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel would cost $1 billion or more. The figure covers government losses from canceling oil leases and royalty payments to oil companies.
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Washington
UPI
Santa Barbara
California
Interior Department
Pope Paul VI Warns Priests Against Marriage Desire
Pope Paul VI told Rome Lenten preachers that priests seeking marriage or ordinary life risks a very grave error that could paralyze the priestly vocation. The warning came during his Vatican address.
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Vatican City
Snowstorm drives heavy snowfall across the South
United Press International reports a winter storm bringing up to 17 inches of snow to the North Carolina mountains and tracking through the Southern Appalachians. Gale warnings lined the Atlantic Coast from Myrtle Beach to the Virginia Capes as the system moved eastward.
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United Press International
South
North Carolina
Southern
Appalachians
Carolinas
Atlantic
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Virginia Capes
Norwalk Area Weather And Local Births And Deaths
Partly cloudy with little temperature change today tonight and Tuesday highs in the 30s lows in the 20s. Wednesday Mostly fair with seasonable temps. Northeasterly winds today 10 to 15 mph becoming light tonight. Norwalk highs 30s lows 20s. Birth notices list six families including DeMaria Bleile Barman Mullens and Rupp. Death notices include Harris Biddinger and Burrer.
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Norwalk
U S Army Allows One Tasteful Pinup per GI in Vietnam
In LAI KHE, South Vietnam, UPI reports the 1st Infantry Division okayed one tasteful pinup per soldier after a Feb. 11 memorandum by Col. Archie R. Hyle. Pornography must be removed. displays limited to neat, tasteful pinups in billet areas. Commanders decide obscenity.
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Lai Khe
South Vietnam
UPI
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Archie R. Hyle
Willie Mae Rogers First Nixon Aide Resigns
Willie Mae Rogers became the first casualty of the Nixon administration after four days as a consumer affairs consultant. Her resignation followed a conflict of interest controversy over her ties to the Good Housekeeping Institute. Nixon defended her integrity while admitting unwarranted criticism.
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Washington
UPI
Willie Mae Rogers
Nixon
Miss Rogers
The
Institute
Federal
Good Housekeeping
Congress
Rogers
Missing Americans Seized by Chinese Gunboats
Western diplomats pressed Peking to locate four Americans and 11 others aboard three yachts harassed by Chinese gunboats off Hong Kong. After a May weekend cruise toward Macao, one yacht radioed they were being boarded, with official Chinese silence on the fate of the 15.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Peking
Portuguese
Macao
Red
China
United States
U.S
Warsaw
Mao Tse- Tung
Carol Pauline Zinky
Hector H. Ross
Man Holds Family at Eastside Home During Crisis
Police were called to an eastside Willard home where a Mansfield General Hospital patient held six children and resisted return for shock treatment. A friend entered the house and persuaded the man to surrender, returning him to the hospital.
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Willard
Mansfield General Hospital
Jack Fryman
Western Reserve Celebrates Its Perfect Season
The 1968-69 Western Reserve Roughriders finished undefeated after a 67-66 win over Edison at Edison Gym. A sheriff’s patrol and fire engines led the postgame fan procession through Milan and Norwalk to Western Reserve High School for a victory celebration. Coach Jim Irons received a trophy from his Pennsylvania parents as fans chanted We’re Number One and recalled 18 straight victories.
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Jim Irons
Coach Iron
Pennsylvania
Irons
Rider
Fire Evacuates Norwalk Theater After Man Sets Clothes Ablaze
About 70 people evacuated the Norwalk Theater when Harold W. Puckett fell asleep in a room near the stage and lit his clothing on a rheostat, starting a small fire during the 10:30 p.m. show. Projectionist James E. Lee helped extinguish the flames, and the theater cleared for roughly 45 minutes. Puckett, cited for disturbance, claimed intoxication and sleep deprivation. He reported losing $18 in his billfold, with traces of burned money found.
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Norwalk
Harold W. Puckett
E. Seminary
Puckett
James E. Lee
Welton St
Lee
Townships to Receive Extra $3,000 From Auto Tax
County Commission Chair Donald Robertson told township trustees that each of Huron County's townships will get an additional $3,000 from the $5 auto license tax. The revenue, raised by increasing license fees from $10 to $15, funds road improvements and totals about $120,000.
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Huron’ County
County Commission
Donald Robertson
Robertson
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Gabriele Crespi
Carl DeMaria
Milan
Robert Bleile
Douglas Barman
Christie
Burton Rupp
East Chestnut
Claude Mullens
En Road
Raymond D. Harris
Sullivan
Jessie Biddinger
Nora Philip C. Burrer
Monroeville
Willie Mae
Good Housekeeping Institute
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Jack Cheetham
Sandusky
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Cheetham
Jeff Leech
Blue Bridge
Leech
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Route 103
Gerry Robinson
Sheriff's Department
Levy
Western Reserve Board of Education
Wakeman Township
Village
Townsend Township
Clarksfield
Hartland
Bronson
Erie County
Florence Township
Joan von Sydow
Simeon Baldwin
Los Angeles
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Bristol, Va
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Zoning and Planning Commission
Albert Metz
Agnew
Bowling Green
Spiro Agnew
Bowling Green State University
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Western Reserve
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Western Reserve Roughriders
Nets
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
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