Norwalk Hearing Weighs Beauty Shop Zoning Change
About 20 speakers urged revising Norwalk zoning to permit beauty shops in residential areas during a Wednesday hearing before the Zoning and Planning Commission on a request for a shop at 20 West Chestnut. No action was taken. a recommendation to the City Council will precede another hearing in 30 days.
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Norwalk
City Zoning and Planning Commission
West Chestnut
City Council
Brian Schaffer
Allen Shankman
Kenneth Woolever
West Chestnut St
Woolever
Christie
Johnsons Viet Nam tax plan moves to Senate amid opposition
The White House seeks a 6 billion dollar tax program to fund Viet Nam costs as Senate action looms amid Democratic and Republican opposition to higher excise taxes after House approval. Mosher criticizes the lack of fiscal transparency while Ghana experiences a military coup and James Stewart reveals his observer role on a Viet Nam bombing mission.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate
House
Charles A. Mosher
Reflector
Agana
Guam
James Stewart
Viet Nam
Air Force Reserve
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Sheppard Granted Ohio Leave for Supreme Court Hearing
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, central figure in a famed 1950s murder case, prepared to appear before the U S Supreme Court as his 12 year battle for freedom nears its final stage. An Ohio federal court allowed him to travel out of state for the two hour session.
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Washington
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Supreme Court
Sheppard
Marilyn
Ohio
Labor Priest Says Clergy Have No Union Rights
The Labor Priest Monsignor Charles Owen Rice rejects a clerical union proposal by Reverend William H. Dubay of Santa Monica claiming priests have no more right to join unions than soldiers. The exchange centers on labor movement involvement of clergy.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Charles Owen Rice
William H. Dubay
Santa Monica
Calif
Cuban exile doctor says smoking not sole cause of lung cancer
Dr. Juan J. Castillo reports in a 30 year study that smoking is only a contributive factor in lung cancer. He argues non-smokers are just as susceptible to the disease, based on statistics from his book Lung Cancer and Cigarette Smoking.
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Miami
UPI
Juan J. Castillo
Weather and Births and Deaths Notice
Mostly cloudy with light snow and little temperature change. Highs 32 to 36. Partly clearing cool tonight lows 22 to 28. Partly cloudy and slightly warmer Friday. Sunrise 7 10 a m Sunset 6 12 p m. Mr and Mrs Donald Myers 24 Breezewood born son F T Mrs and Mr Leroy Leif Monroeville born daughter P. Mrs Dorothy Meyers 62 Willard dies.
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Donald Myers
Breezewood
Leroy Leif
Monroeville
Willard pastor victim of elaborate fraud case unfolds
Willard police report a long suspected hoax involving a man calling himself Renoire Paul Conauxe. He swindled Rev. Clayton Wilson out of 80 dollars by posing as a refugee skier and defector with a forged backstory. Authorities trace his alias to Gordon Larfield, with prior charges and a Meyersdale, Pennsylvania history. Grand jury action expected in May.
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Willard- Willard
Huron County
Bernard Freeman
Grand Jury
Willard
Calvin C. Fillings
Clayton C. Wilson
Willard Nazarene Church
Wilson
Renoire Paul Conauxe
University
Flint
Mich
Bonnie
Pennsylvania
Flint, Mid
Midwest Industries, Inc
Midwest
Maplewood
Willard United Bank
Conauxe
McCarty
Bowling Green State University
Rev. Wilson
FBI
Department of Immigration and Naturalization
Sandusky
Cleveland
Gordon Larfield
Hellard Park
Meyersdale
Bonna Lea Lichty
Head Start program urged for Huron County youths
Huron County Community Action Committee backs Operation Head Start proposed by Hilda Oxley to Erie-Huron County Advisory Board. Six week summer classes would prepare preschoolers for school with books language health testing and parent involvement including possible hot lunches. Centers planned in Monroeville New London and South Central facing a 9900 cost and a May 15 federal submission deadline.
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Huron County
Young calls for Rusk replacement in Viet Nam bill debate
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio urged replacing Secretary of State Dean Rusk during Senate discussion of a $4.8 billion Vietnam military measure. He labeled Rusk the cabinet’s leading war hawk and accused him of making an untruthful and dishonest statement to the American people.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Dean Rusk
Young
Senate
Cleveland
Rusk
Dog Causes Auto Crash On State 61
Minor damage reported as two cars collided when one driver swerved to avoid a dog on State 61. The State Patrol logged three morning accidents including a Norwalk resident, Terry Ludewig, 19, and a Berlin Heights driver, William Huff, 18. Barbara Bauer, 21, Milan, suffered minor injuries in a pole crash at Ridge and Hasbrook Roads. A separate one car crash occurred at Angling and Old State Roads at 5 a.m.
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State
Terry W. Ludewig
Norwalk
William D. Huff
Berlin Heights
Huff
Barbara Bauer
Milan
Ridge
Hasbrook Roads
Angling
Old State Roads
Community drive nears goal for Bowling Green Uni campus
Local campaign to raise 684000 for a Bowling Green University campus shows 653368 raised so far. Ted Wakefield says goal should be reached in two or three days. County totals include Huron 152282 Erie 457142 Ottawa 43944. Willard city drive, Norwalk leaders pledge progress and Founding Fellow gifts. Украї
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Bowling Green University
Ted D. Wakefield
Huron County
Helen Lippert
Norwalk
Erie County
Ottawa County
Willard
Barbara Rushin Presents 5 Dollar Pledge For Campaign
Eleven year old Barbara Rushin makes a five dollar contribution, one third of Norwalk Girl Scout Troop 334 treasury, to support a local fund drive for Bowling Green University. Mrs. Helen Lippert chairs the Norwalk campaign. peers Cathy Mushett Jeanne Hohler Paulette Hipp Nancy Spangler Debby Schaffer look on.
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Norwalk
Bowling Green University
Barbara Rushin
Barbara
Helen Lippert
Norwalk City
Cathy Mushett
Jeanne Hohler
Paulette Hipp
Nancy Spangler
Debby Schaffer
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Youngstown
Mosher
Ghana
Lagos
Nigeria
Kwame Nkrumah
Peking
Nkrumah
the Redeemer
Dr. Sam’s Last
Dorothy Meyers
Rosamond Stahl
Aren
California
Berkeley
Oakland
Charles Arnold
Harold R. Bolman
George Manyak
Isadore, Leo
Philip Lichtessen
Karl Trace
Karl G. Trace, Jr
Norwalk Shoe String Players, Inc
Charlie
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