Washington's Birthday sale kicks off in Norwalk
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Retail Division launches a three day Washington's Birthday sale featuring 22 cent TV sets and $2 dresses with $1.22 skirts and a $5 watch. The promotion clears fall and winter stock for spring. Banks observe hours while local offices and the courthouse close.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Citizens National Bank
Huron County Banking Co
Home Savings and Loan
Huron County
Hippie Poet D. A. Levy Fined in Cleveland Case
Hippie poet D. A. Levy faces six months in Warrensville Workhouse and a 100 dollar fine plus costs for conduct tending to delinquency of minors. Judge Waldman stayed sentence pending a probation study after accusations of publishing indecent writings by a 17 year old and distributing material to youths at a coffee house.
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Warrensville
Albert Waldman
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Yanks Gain Ground In Hue Fight In Vietnam
UPI reports US Marines break stalemate in Hue with predawn ground assault helicopter attack and napalm strikes driving back 300 to 500 North Vietnamese on the 22nd day of their stand. Five Marines battalion drives a block of bunkers at 4 a.m. jet air support resumes at dawn as orange fire lights the ruins of the imperial palace.
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Wells Named City Manager Of Mentor Ohio
Mentor Ohio city council hires Robert C. Wells as city manager effective April 1 at an $18 000 salary. Wells, current city manager of Upper Arlington, has lived in the Columbus area since 1932 and succeeds Allen M Perkins Jr who resigned last November. In Cleveland Diocese CHALTA threatens study day if salary demands unmet. high schools to stay open as negotiations continue.
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Ohio
UPI
Robert C. Wells
Columbus
Upper Arlington
Allen M. Perkins Jr
Cleveland
UPS
Richard McHale
Cleveland Catholic Schools
Cleveland High School Academy Lay Teachers Association
Chalta
LBJ Names Campaign Aide James H. Rowe Jr
President Johnson signals likely re election by naming longtime confidant James H Rowe Jr to direct his campaign. The move comes amid expectations Johnson will seek another term with an organized team in place.
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United Press International
Johnson
James H. Rowe Jr
Boxer Injured In Lorain Golden Gloves Bout
Franchot Johnson a 17 year old from Lorain was in guarded condition at St. Joseph Hospital after a throat injury from a Golden Gloves match. Fire rescue crews rushed him to the hospital just before Tuesday midnight.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Franchot Johnson
Lorain
Weather Outlook From Norwalk to Lake Erie
Fair to partly cloudy with a few Lake Erie snow flurries. Windy and colder today with a high of 10 to 15. Tonight remains cold, low 0 to 5 above. Thursday fair and less cold. Tuesday readings include Norwalk 5 to 19 with humidity around 88 percent in the morning and 73 percent by 7 p.m. A 24 hour precipitation total of 0.16 inch. Marriage license applications filed for Roscoe C Hammer and Barbara A Weaver at home in Shiloh and Willard.
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Norwalk
Roscoe C. Hammer
Shiloh
Barbara A. Weaver
Willard
Norwalk City Charter Commission weighs form of government
Commission Chairman Domenic Coletta questioned whether the group should craft a government people will accept or a system the commissioners deem best. Case Western Reserve political science professor William P. Irwin urged education and a coherent plan, noting fear of city manager systems and stressing the need to satisfy both the electorate and the commission.
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City Charter Commission
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William P. Irwin
Case Western Reserve
Coletta
Irwin
Sheriff Reveals Probe Of Vice Case In Huron County
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia disclosed at an Erie Huron Community Action Committee meeting that a probe into reports of prostitution and rooster contests was halted after a suspect moved out of the county. No confirmed cock fighting reports were found, and officials urged cooperation with authorities on any future vice or organized crime issues.
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John Borgia
Borgia
Erie-Huron Community Action Committee
CAC
Emerson Cole
Draft Call Jumps for Huron County as March 1967 Rise
The March draft call for Huron County rises sharply with 21 men to be inducted March 20, up from three in March of the previous year. Thirty county men are set for physicals on March 20, compared with none last March.
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Huron County
Two Agree To Take Lie Tests In Theft Probe
Two men agreed to take lie detector tests in an investigation of a $1 200 theft from a safe at East End Certified Service Station on Route 18. Norwalk police took them to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in London for the tests. no charges were filed. The safe was opened between 4 p m Sunday and about 4 30 p m Monday.
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London
Norwalk
East End
Route 18
Swerves To Avoid Boy Injures Truck In City Crash
At 12 05 p m Tuesday Marion C Ringle 67 of 55 Corwin St said he struck a parked pickup after braking to dodge a running child at the Benedict Avenue Water Street intersection. No child name given. Dennis E Chapman reported damage to his car in the Kroger Store lot.
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Corwin St
Water Street
Benedict Avenue
Water
Ringle
Golden M. Minor
Dennis E. Chapman
Woodlawn Ave
Kroger
Milan Ave
No title change needed for cold weather alert
The forecast warns of continued freezing temperatures with the mercury expected to drop below zero tonight and possibly reach minus five. Thursday should bring fair skies and slightly warmer conditions, while Bis mark reads 21 below and Thermal California shows 70 degrees inviting travel.
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Norwalk
Bismark
N. D
Calif
Anti-poverty workers vow to keep helping clients after bar warning
Cole, director of the Erie-Huron Community Action Committee, says Huron County Bar Association’s action against Hayduk was a face saving gesture. He stresses workers will continue to aid clients despite the warning about unauthorized practice of law. The bar had warned Hayduk after his Jan 20 court appearance and considered charges for practicing without a license but did not prosecute.
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George Hayduk
Norwalk
Huron County
Hayduk
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Huron County Bar Association
Emerson Cole
Erie-Huron Community Action Committee
Bicounty Board
Huron County Common Pleas
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