Drunk Driving Accident Sends Tiffin Man to Jail
State Patrol reports James William Rowlett of Tiffin, 34, arrested for driving while intoxicated after an early morning Route 18 crash. The car skidded over 600 feet, with three beer bottles found inside and an empty bottle along the road. Rowlett admitted drinking up to crossing the hill.
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James William Rowlett
Tiffin
R.E. Rench
Rench
Rowlett
Beach
Route 18
Route 61
Huron County
Weather Mixes Clouds and Wind with Snow Flurries
Forecast shows mostly cloudy skies and rising temperatures today with winds, then a windy to colder night. Sunday brings further clouds and showers, followed by snow flurries later in the day. Sunrise 7:16 AM, sunset 6:07 PM. Marriage license issued for Henry Hale and Bonnie Barnett. Birth notice for twins to Mr and Mrs Willard Burras. DEA entry lists Adolph Shagin land Heights.
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Henry Lee Hale
Greenwich
Bonnie Jean Barnett
Willard
Mansfield Bank Robbery Leaves About Two Thousand Stolen
West Park Shopping Center First National Bank branch in Mansfield was robbed Friday at 4 30 p m with about $2 000 taken. The unmasked bandit forced the branch manager Don Wyatt to escort him through the mall then back inside. The man, 5 10 tall and 175 to 180 pounds, 35 to 40 years old, wore a hat with ear flaps greyish blue coveralls a Navy blue coat and gloves. He presented a note to a teller and fled on foot. FBI says amount slightly under $2,000 and the case remains under investigation.
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Mansfield
West Park
First National Bank
FBI
Ranger 8 Lands on Moon and Sends Thousands of Clear Photos
Ranger 8 achieved a direct lunar hit at 1 57 a m PST and returned about 7500 pictures of the Moon’s surface in 23 minutes. Caltech’s JPL scientists call the probe a success as data from the Sea of Tranquility area promises valuable insights for the planned 1970 Apollo missions.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Earth
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
E.M. Cortright
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Sea of
Ranger 8
Lunar
Pcdemaeus
Saigon Coup Fails as Loyalists Gain Upper Hand
In Saigon loyal government troops suppress the latest coup attempt led by Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh after rebel forces seized key points and declared his overthrow. Brig. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi named Saigon commander while Ky and officers consolidated at Bien Hoa airport. Khanh remained nominally in command, with reports of his removal denied by authorities.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Viet Cong
Armed Forces Council
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Thi
Bien Hoa
Nguyen Cao Ky
Phan Khac Sun
Nguyen van Thieu
Pleiku
Saigon Crisis Amid Coup Backlash and Loyalist Orders
General Thi issued orders demanding 15 officers linked to the brief coup surrender within 24 hours on threat of court martial. The rebels named Lam Van Phat and Pham Ngoc Thao as top targets while clemency was promised for loyal marines and army troops. Viet Nam's ambassador Tran Thien Khiem would remain in Washington and possibly lead if requested.
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Saigon
Nha Trang
Thi
Lam van Phat
Pham Ngoc Thao
Armed Forces Council
Tran Thien Khiem
Washington
Planners adopt zoning rules and defer Pflieger request
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to adopt administration rules to standardize procedures as part of the master plan process. It referred Richard P. Pflieger’s four acre rezoning request at 240 Woodlawn Ave from residential to commercial for a travel trailer sales venture and possible eight acre adjoining parcel for an overnight trailer court, delaying action until after a Monday inspection.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Richard P. Pflieger
Woodlawn Ave
Pflieger
Commission
Birthday Holiday Observed in City and County
Monday will be a holiday for George Washington’s Birthday with city and county offices closed. The Division of Aid for the Aged library and State Liquor Store will close, along with postal windows and carriers, and several local banks and utility offices.
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Washington
Division of the Aid For the Aged
Voting Rules Set For F T Meet
Contributors of one dollar or more to the 1964 Norwalk Area United Fund may vote at the Norwalk City Hospital Association annual meeting Monday. Two Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital board seats for five years will be filled by floor nominations. North Fairfield Lions Club backs candidates.
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Norwalk
North Fairfield
Earl R. McLoney
McLoney
Norwalk Area United Fund
Norwalk City Hospital Association
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
North Fairfield Lions Club
Sup
Gilbert Burras
Lions Club
Fisher- Titus
North
Fairfield
Burras
Harry Parke
Amato
Earle H. Lowe
Lowe
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Norwalk Truck Lines Inc
William Kittel, Jr
Charles W. Hoke
Kittel
Control Data Corp
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Appalachia
Joe Pisko
Parsons St
Canton School Burns
Canton, Ohio
Canton McKinley High School
Canton
Miss Neal
Hollywood
Patricia Neal
Ucla Medical Center
Stewart
B.C
British Columbia
Akron
Mérilou Bader
Omaha
John Fritz Johnson
Summit County
Nathan Koplin
Pope
Vatican City
Paul VI
Viet Nam
Willard Burras
Corwin
Adolph Herbert
Ter
Wyatt
Ohio
Ranger
Bullseye
JPL
Jet Propulsion Lab
UPI Telephoto
Jack Gelvin
Bob Williams
Williams
St. Paul
Clyde
Happy
George
Citizens National Bank
Huron County Banking Co
The
Home Savings and Loan Co
Columbia Gas Co
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