Vicar Seeks Cozy Wife Amid Hush Hour Vocation Drama
In Amblecote England Rev John Hencher 34 advertised for a cosy wife to share his vicarage and four poster bed. He was away for interviews and later went into hiding as parishioners read of the unusual request. In Washington Democratic leaders planned a Saturday session to press Johnsons 4.8 billion military aid request for Vietnam.
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Amblecote
England
UPI
John Hencher
Washington
France fires underground silo missile in three stage program
UPI reports the first successful firing of an underground silo based strategic missile as France advances its three stage nuclear program. Also Smathers proposes travel restrictions or taxes on Americans visiting France to retaliate against De Gaulle s NATO withdrawal plan. Emerson Gill former Ohio bandleader and WWII air base serviceman dies at 67 in Jacksonville. The Senate Ethics Committee will review charges against Senator Dodd over alleged assignments for a West German registered agent and a bid to investigate his ties to Julius Klein.
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Paris
UPI
France
Washington
George Smathers
D-Fla
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
U.S
de Gaulle
NATO Alliance
Smathers
Senate Finance Committee
Jacksonville
Fla
Emerson Gill
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
Gill
Toledo
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
West Germany
Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Julius Klein
Weather Outlook and Local Births Deaths Snapshot
Mostly cloudy and colder with snow flurries today and tonight. Highs in the mid to upper 20s, lows in the teens. Warmer and fair Sunday with sunshine. Sunrise 7 07, sunset 6 14. Friday highs near 39, lows around 22. Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Blevins at 69 W Main. Deaths note Andrew W Kline aged 88 of Greenwich and Joseph L Hamilton aged 50 of Wakeman.
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Charles Blevins
Main
Andrew W. Kline
Greenwich
Joseph L. Hamilton
Wakeman
Church Suspends Controversial Priest in McIntyre Dispute
In Los Angeles UPI reports Father William H. Dubay has been suspended from all sacred duties for refusal to submit statements for prior clearance to Cardinal McIntyre. He will move to Synanon House in Santa Monica to treat narcotics addiction and may use it as a base of operations while appealing to Pope Paul VI.
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Los Angeles
UPI
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Synanon House
William H. Dubay
Father Dubay
Paul VI
Cardinal McIntyre
Synanon
Santa Monica
Egidio Vagnozzi
Washington, D.C
United States
Norwalk Chief Ray A Chapin retires after 23 years
Ray A Chapin, who joined the Norwalk Police Department in 1942, retires after rising from patrolman to chief. He recalls his first day, a dramatic truck chase, and his love of bowling, hunting, and gardening. He suffered a 1957 heart attack and plans a temporary retirement with possible returns.
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Ray A
Chapin
Benedict
Norwalk
Ray A. Chapin
Plum Brook
Garden Street
East Main
Prospect
Bud
Irene
Collingwood
Former Fisher Plant Sold to New Industry in Norwalk
The former Fisher Norwalk Plant at 76 Whittlesey Ave sold to an undisclosed group that plans to employ 25 to 35 workers. The buyer’s representative says the facility will be occupied soon, with plans to use all 4.2 acres and 58,000 square feet of space in Norwalk. James Westerhold of the Chamber of Commerce welcomes the sale, noting prior interest and a sewing machine operator request influencing the decision. The exact company name will be announced after definite plans are set.
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Fisher-Norwalk
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Employment Service
James Westerhold
United States pays $1 million to Rongelap fallout victims
The U S government allocated nearly 1 million dollars to 129 Rongelap residents exposed to nuclear fallout from the 1954 H-bomb test near Bikini. A single resident on Ebon Island remains to be paid as of Friday.
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Rongelap
Marshall Islands
Ebon
Shoecraft
Bikini
Founding Fellows Named as City Pledges Grow
Donations and pledges for a university campus branch rise after Fridays drive. Five more Founding Fellows named in Norwalk include Richard Roth and Albert Gross. Contributions include $10,925 from Sandusky teachers and $1,434 from non teaching staff, plus gifts from Elks and Rotary clubs, Hart Advertising, and local businesses.
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Norwalk
Richard Roth
Albert Gross
Donald King
Robert C. Price
Mabel Fernald
West Elm St
Wakeman
Victor A. Prestan
Norwalk Elks Club
Norwalk Rotary Club
William T. Hart
Hart Advertising Co
Sandusky
Sandusky Education Assoc
Muslims Convene in Chicago Under Heavy Police Guard
The Black Muslims convention opens in Chicago with Cassius Clay rumored to attend. More than 250 officers guard the South Side Coliseum as Police Supt. Orlando W. Wilson fears possible violence during the two day meeting.
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Chicago
Cassius Clay
South Side Coliseum
Orlando W. Wilson
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Carol Lasch
New York
Ray Chapin
Capt
B.G
DeWalt
Whittlesey
Fisher
U.S. Trust Territory
Robert K. Shoecraft
Professional Women’s Club of
Huron County Farmers Insurance Co
St. Paul’s High School
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