Airport Authority Re Elects Officers In Huron County
Huron County Airport Authority re elected officers at the annual meeting. Martha Johnson was hired as secretary treasurer with compensation to be determined. Paffenbarger was re elected president and John Baltes vice president. J T Lendrum was re appointed to a five year term. The board will seek an opinion on individual liability and meets in executive session January 12 to discuss site and financing.
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Huron County Airport Authority
Martha Johnson
T.L. Paffenbarger
Huron County Commissioners
Paffenbarger
John Baltes
Board of Trustees
J.T. Lendrum
Huron County
Rhodes plans minimal Inauguration in Columbus
Plans were underway for the working clothes inauguration for Gov. James A. Rhodes and other Republican officials in Columbus. Rhodes, beginning his second term, said the ceremony would be simple at 8 a.m. under the capitol.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Capitol
Freed Americans and Filipino Woman Return From Viet Cong Camp
Two American civilians and a Filipino widow freed after more than six months in a Viet Cong prison camp. UPI reports the trio, described as not in good shape, were freed as a Communist goodwill gesture. In Ohio, lawmakers study a 20 mill tax levy proposal to raise per pupil funding to $500 across 712 districts.
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Upi
U.S
Air America
Columbus
Ohio
107Th General Assembly
Art Heist Mystery Ends With £8 Million Recovered
Scotland Yard reports the recovery of 8.4 million dollars in artworks stolen by a “thin man” burglar. The seized pieces include three Rembrandts and three Rubens, recovered Monday night after the theft on Saturday.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard Today
Scotland Yard
Weather and Notices From Norwalk Area
Partly cloudy and colder with a high of 26 to 34. Snow flurries possible late tonight and Thursday with a 20s low. Sunrise 7 54 a.m. Sunset 5 11 p.m. Tuesday highs around 42 and lows near 20. Marriage licenses issued to Jess Hirbe and Lisa Wyatt of Norwalk. Deaths listed: Mac P. Davis 56 Norwalk Etta Marshall 94 Starkey's Nursing Home Gloriie B. White 59 New London.
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Mac P. Davis
Norwalk
Etta Marshall
Starkey’s Nursing Home
Gloriie
B. White
New London
Norwalk Police Auxiliary Installs Officers at Station
The Norwalk Police Auxiliary held its annual installation Tuesday night at the police station. Thomas Doughty was installed as president with Richard Shaffer as vice president and John Meacer as secretary treasurer. Raymond Lescher was elected captain with Doughty and Homer Giles named as sergeants. Meacer earned praise for the fourth straight year for the most on duty hours. The next meeting is set for Jan 16.
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Norwalk
Richard Shaffer
John Meacer
Raymond Lescher
Doughty
Homer Giles
Meacer
Powell Faces Fight Over Seat and Chairmanship
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell plans to attend a Monday Democratic caucus to resist any move to strip him of the Education and Labor Committee chair. House investigators fired Powell's wife Yvette from her $20 578 a year post and questioned trips with a former beauty queen. The subcommittee noted Powell and secretary Corrine Huff used taxpayer funded trips under assumed names.
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Washington
UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House
Harlem
Bahamas
House Democrats
Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Yvette Powell
House Administration
Puerto Rico
Corrine Huff
Council Malls New Taxi Fares
Norwalk Cab Co seeks higher taxi rates prompting a city council review. Committee chair G Ira Liedorff said the panel found the firm not in the black and may back a rise but could favor lower daytime increases to avoid hardship on seniors. The current franchise expires in December and an extension runs 30 days to January 20.
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Norwalk Cab Co
City Council
G. Ira Liedorff
Norwalk Cab
Liedorff
Thailand to Join U S in Viet Nam War Effort
Thai forces will soon send a thousand-man combat battalion to fight alongside the United States in South Vietnam. The unit, including infantry, artillery and armored elements, was confirmed by Radio Thailand on Tuesday night.
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U.S
Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Radio
Vietnam
Haiphong
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S. Air
William Momyer
New London Woman Dies After Fall at Home
Glorine White 59, wife of Wilmer E. White Sr, of New London, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from a skull fracture after falling on cellar steps at her home Monday. Funeral plans set at First Methodist Church with burial Grove Street Cemetery.
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Wilmer White
Park Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
White
Rochelle
Russell Edginton
Charles Slagle
Winston
Huntington Township
Lorain County
Home and Flower Garden Club of
First Methodist Church
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Eastman Funeral Home
Floyd Gaugler
Grove Street Cemetery
Monroeville Council Grants Emergency Pay Increases
Monroeville village council approved an emergency ordinance raising salaries for department heads and police and utility workers by 50 dollars monthly. Utility superintendent and police chief set at 575 dollars monthly, with police chief also earning 20 extra for street commissioner duties. patrolmen and utility staff assigned to classes A to D and hourly rates. Town Hall custodian 65 dollars monthly. fire chief 150 dollars yearly. fire engineer 125 yearly. volunteer firemen paid 3 dollars per practice up to eight annually.
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Monroeville
Collins Man Sues Over 1965 Route 99 Accident
Clifford A. Price of DeRussey Road Collins files a $27 245 suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court against Thomas N. Tenny of Monroeville seeking damages for injuries from a collision on Route 99 south of Route 20 on January 16 1965. Price says his northbound car was stopped for high snowdrifts when Tenny driving a southbound truck struck it.
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Clifford A. Price
DeRussey Road
Collins
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Thomas N. Tenny
Patten Tract Road
Monroeville
Price
Tenny
Erie Huron CAC to receive new federal funds soon
Clifford Cox of the Ohio Office of Opportunity says the Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission remains active and should get word of a new grant shortly. The amount is expected to be well below the $56 680 originally requested, with funding dating from Governor Rhodes signature.
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Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission
Ohio
Clifford Cox
Ohio Office of Opportunity
Reflector
Erie-Huron Cac
Cox
CAC
Eric Huron
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