Teacher In July Fracas Sentenced at Bellevue Incident
George R. Shafer, a Green Springs school teacher, was sentenced in Huron County Common Pleas Court for destroying school property and other damages in Bellevue last July. He received two 30 day terms and 200 dollars in fines suspended, to pay restitution of about 1 000 dollars at 50 dollars monthly. Shafer pleaded no contest to two counts of malicious destruction and malicious entry, with one count dropped.
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Green Springs
Bellevue
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
George R. Shafer
Shafer
Norwalk
Paul Miller
Columbia of Ohio Gas Co
Frederick Waugh
Cleveland to Revamp Police Force After Hough Violence
Cleveland plans a police force revamp following months of probes into the Hough area violence. Veteran detective Frank C. Moss will be named next week as assistant safety director for recruiting. Negro groups had objected to lack of Black staff in the safety director's office.
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Cleveland
UPI
Hough Area
Frank C. Moss
OSU Alumni Association seeks new director again
The Ohio State University Alumni Association is searching for a successor to Director John B. Fullen for the second time this year. Richard Hicks, named alumni director last June, said he will stay as executive director of Metropolitan Atlanta Community Services, Inc. in Georgia.
Powell frames race issue in bid to keep seat and chair
Washington reported Rep. Adam Clayton Powell claims a political conspiracy aims to strip him of his House seat and chairmanship over race. He asserts enemies include fellow lawmakers and influential press members targeting black leadership and progress. London offered a Castro crisis assessment, while Chicago police guarded Jack Ruby's body amid funeral plans and a threatening call.
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Washington
UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
House
Education and Labor Committee
London
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Royal Institute For International Affairs
Castro
Latin America
Chicago
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Hershey Weinstein
Weinstin and Son Funeral Home
Weather and births and deaths record brief
Considerable cloudiness and cold with scattered snow flurries today and tonight. High 18 to 26, low 5 to 15. Friday will be partly cloudy with little temperature change. Births list includes Mr. and Mrs. Russell Emch of New London son and others. Deaths note Mrs. Amy Shepardson 67 of Sinclairville NY Mrs. Clarissa Mae Smith 71 Norwalk Albert Williams 82 Shelby.
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Russell Emch
New London
Richard Fidler
Plymouth
Robert Dick
Willard
Amy Shepardson
Sinclairville
N.Y
Clarissa Mae Smith
Norwalk
Albert Williams
Shelby
Decision Nears On Site Of Vo School In Sandusky
EHOVE Vocational School site selection for seven plots in Sandusky advances as superintendent J Creighton Christ aims to finalize a site this month. Landowner responses are scarce with only three prices disclosed and one plot deemed favorable. board considers narrowing choices ahead of a potential Jan 18 decision.
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Vo-School
Sandusky
Ehove Vocational School
J. Creighton Christ
EHOVE
Avery
Christ
Toll for Year 1966: 5047 U.S. deaths in Vietnam war
UPI reports 1966 cost 5047 American lives in Vietnam, nearly four times 1965. Final week of 1966 added 128 deaths despite truce. U.S. forces in Vietnam total 389,000 with casualty rate rising. combat deaths since 1961 reach 6644, plus 1500 non combat deaths. Navy planes and helicopters lost include A4 Skyhawk, F4 Phantom, two $1 million helicopters.
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Saigon
UPI
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
al Skyhawk
Fr Phanton
Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Navy
Hanoi
Norwalk Park Board re-elects officers and outlines plans
The Norwalk Park and Recreation Board re-elected its officers with Robert Mason as president, Robert Fisher as vice president, and James Curry as secretary. The board plans a new pool chlorinator before spring and authorized Shadle to gather purchase information. A Valentine dance for high school students to benefit the Heart Fund is set for February 11, and summer playground supervisor positions are open. New Year's Eve dance drew about 100 students with 10 chaperones. music by Distant Light Combo will return January 14 in the Rotary Room from 7 to 10 pm.
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Norwalk Park
Heart Fund
Shadle
James Curry
Robert Mason
James Stewart
Joe Vattorella
Austin Shadle
Rotary Room
Norwalk Sets Fall Sesquicentennial Dates Four to Eight
Paul Tucker announced a four day fall celebration for Norwalks 150th anniversary to run October 5 to 8. The plan replaces an earlier combined Sesquicentennial Fourth of July homecoming approach and keeps May parade dates for the Pet and Pup Parade while favoring a fall event for retail support and competition concerns. Henry Timmans will chair the Souvenir Program and James Anderson the Parade Committee.
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Paul Tucker
Norwalk
Tucker
Pet and Pup
Henry Timmans
James Anderson
Norwalk Sesquicentennial Schedule Highlights Four Day Festivities
A four day Norwalk sesquicentennial plan announced by Paul Tucker features a doubleheader football game, street dance and judging contests. Highlights include a Beard judging contest, pep rallies, a parade with guest bands, a governors greeting, a homecoming dinner and a closing program under the theme Norwalk Tomorrow.
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Norwalk
Connecticut
Court House
James Rhodes
Waugh Records Petitions for Norwalk City Posts
Three men filed petitions at the Huron County Board of Elections on Wednesday. Incumbent Norwalk solicitor Frederick F. Waugh faces a Republican primary challenge from Henry E. Young. Also filing were William Catalano, incumbent Norwalk trustee, and Wayne Leslie, incumbent Norwalk township clerk.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Frederick F. Waugh
Norwalk
Henry E. Young
Waugh
William Catalano
Wayne Leslie
Norwalk Sesqui-Centennial Ball Plans Unveiled
Norwalk committee announces Sesqui-Celebration Ball on April 1 at the Armory with a large band. Costume wearing optional as fund raiser led by Paul Tucker. Shoestring Players to present The Unsinkable Molly Brown in April with casting underway.
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Norwalk
Sesquicentennial Committee
Paul Tucker
Norwalk Armory
Edward Arlin
Tucker
Molly Brown
Linn Named County Health Commissioner in Huron County
Dr. George F. Linn of Norwalk was appointed Huron County health commissioner after a 20 minute board meeting. He will begin immediately with a half day duty until April 1 when he becomes full time. The board plans to fill his unexpired board term later and re elected Edgar Beiler as president and John E. Wise as vice president.
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George F. Linn
Norwalk
Huron County
Linn
City Hospital
Board of Health
James M. Hindley
Edgar Beiler
Bellevue
John E. Wise
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Fidel
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John Wonnell
Ghrist
Robert W. Monahan
Thomas R. Scales
UPI Radiotelephoto
Mason
Main Street
City
Fred Waugh
Dr. Linn
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