Multiple Local News Items Highlighted In One Report
Top Of The Nowa Charlene Brewer remains in poor to critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after an accidental shooting by Wellington police following her boyfriend James Pyanowski's roadblock escape. Pyanowski faces probation violation charges in Ashland Juvenile Court and Ashland Common Pleas Court, with additional reckless operation and resisting arrest charges filed by Lorain County authorities. Three bottles found at James Young's Exchange Road home are identified as moonshine whiskey at 96 proof by Ohio investigators. Young sits in Huron County jail on neglect and liquor possession charges. Norwalk Lions Club to install new members at Elks Country Club with E. Glenn Baxter, former Elyria Lions official, participating. Washington Update: Astronaut John H. Glenn retires from the Marine Corps as a colonel after recovery from an ear injury. formal retirement papers to be signed by Gen. Wallace M. Greene Jr.
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Charlene Brewer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wellington
James Pyanowski
Pyanowski
Ashland Juvenile Court
Ashland Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
Ashland State Highway Patrol
James Young
Exchange Road
New London
Ohio State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
John Borgia
Young
Huron County
Washington
UPI
John H. Glenn
Marine Corps
Glenn
Wallace M. Greene Jr
GOP Chairman Urges Unity in State of the Party Address
In a Washington briefing Dean Burch urged Republicans to push for party unity in the new year and cautioned against turning 1965 into the year of the scapegoat. He said the party must act as responsible opposition for the nation.
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Washington
UPI
GOP
Dean Burch
Rail unions and carriers to meet in Chicago on wage dispute
In Chicago negotiators for railroads and unions hold their first talks in a month seeking to avert a 20 month wage dispute. If no new proposals are offered the session could be brief and inconclusive.
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Chicago
UPI
Weather Outlook and Local Births Deaths
Northeast clearing by afternoon and sunny warmer conditions then. Tonight cold with lows near 22 to 28. Tuesday sunny and warmer with highs 44 to 49. Five day forecast shows Ohio temps 6 to 8 degrees above normal with Cleveland 34/21 Columbus 38/22 Cincinnati 41/26. Warmer Tuesday then colder midweek, mix of showers and flurries Wednesday into Thursday. Births include Leroy and wife Townsend Avenue girl and Robert Gunn son. Deaths note Earl W. Collins 73 and infant June Marie Oney of Milan Avenue.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Oberlin Carpenters Return From Mississippi Mission
Oberlin College participants returned from a Christmas holiday mission in Ripley Mississippi where more than 20 students and professors and about a dozen others rebuilt a burned church for the local Negro community. The group said the project offered worship space and a forum for political awareness while praising the quiet courage of Mississippi Negroes. Burrell Scott and Dr Paul Schmidt commented on the enduring progress and lessons learned.
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Oberlin
UPI
Ohio
Oberlin College
Ripley
Miss
Schmidt
Gail
Burrell Scott
Paul Schmidt
Ford Wins House Command as Halleck Defeated in 89th Congress
Washington shows a Democratic tilt as Gerald Ford defeats Charles Halleck to lead the Republican House. Russell Long secures Senate No. 2, beating Pastore and Monroney. Johnson plans State of the Union at 9 p.m. EST amid rules battles. Senate liberals push anti filibuster reform. Mississippi seating dispute looms.
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Washington
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
A. S
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Senate
Johnson
Senate Liberals
Freedom Democrats
Ohio 106th General Assembly Forms Start
The 106th Ohio General Assembly opened with the installation of floor leaders as members plan a two week recess for organization. Bills delayed from the 105th session due to a December finish. John C. Smith of Dayton resigns to join Montgomery County as commissioner. Democrats to name a successor. Senate split 16 17 with Lt. Gov. John W. Brown holding tie break.
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Columbus
UPD
106Th
Ohio General Assembly
Roger Cloud
General Assembly
Senate
John C. Smith
Dayton
Montgomery County
John W. Brown
Britain lands paratroop battalion as Malaysia seeks UN aid
UK begins Far East buildup with a 1,000 strong paratroop battalion arriving in Singapore and the Eagle aircraft carrier sailing there. Malaysia pledges to seek UN troops if Indonesian attacks materialize and supports hot pursuit. Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman warns Indonesia’s withdrawal from the UN challenges regional stability. Naval Minister Mayhew travels to Washington for talks on reinforcing the Far East.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
United Nations
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Singapore
Far East
Britain
Eagle
Christopher Mayhew
London
Washington
U.S. Naval
Rahman
U.N
Australia
New Zealand
Indonesia
C. E. Eberhardie
Norwalk Chamber to Present 1965 Budget and By-law Changes
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will introduce the 1965 budget and proposed constitutional and by-law changes at a general membership meeting set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Columbia Gas Co The session marks the first in a series of monthly meetings The budget work follows a committee session on Tuesday and will go to the Senior Board at noon Wednesday A vote on constitutional revisions will not occur Thursday due to the ten day notice rule.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Tom Paffenbarger
Columbia Gas Co
Paffenbarger
Chamber
Floods Loom As Storms Batter Pacific Northwest
Heavy rain and mountain snow threaten renewed floods in the Pacific Northwest. Two weeks of storms have killed at least 42 and caused damage over 700 million dollars as rivers rise and snow melts. California reports 2500 stranded motorists and isolation for Humboldt and Del Norte counties for over a month.
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San Francisco
UPS
Pacific Northwest
George Grace
Office of Emergency Planning
The
California Highway Patrol
Humboldt County
Red Cross
California
Siskiyou Mountains
Oregon Line
Yreka
Humboldt
del Norte
Veterans recount Viet Cong ambush near Riha Gia
U.S. Marine 1st Lt Philip Brady describes the Viet Cong ambush of a South Vietnamese marine battalion near Riha Gia during the fourth day of fighting. An American enlisted man was killed and 27 others wounded with 40 missing as government forces faced renewed threats in Saigon. Demonstrations in Saigon were dispersed by marines without bayonets, as Buddhist and student groups clashed with the government.
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U.S
Philip Brady
Riha Gia
Saigon
UPI
Binh Gia
United States
Taylor
South Viet Nam
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Jim Spettle
Earl Sams
Janet Conway
Glenn Baxter
Norwalk Lions Club
Elks Country Club
Baxter
Elyria Lions Club
Unity
Rail
Union Meet
Leroy Kunion
Townsend Ave
Robert Gunn
W. Jefferson
Earl W. Collins
Hester St
June Marie Oney
Milan Ave
Norwalk
Waar
Munday, Janus
Ford
Congress
Soda Springs
Calif
Sierras
Kall
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