Cardinal Meyer Ill In Chicago Hospital Stay
Albert Cardinal Meyer of Chicago was taken ill and rushed to Mercy Hospital where doctors say the condition likely stems from a gall bladder issue rather than a heart attack. A two alarm fire in a center city Philadelphia apartment building killed at least four people, with several others rescued as crews controlled the blaze.
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Chicago
UPI
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Mercy Hospital
Cardinal Meyer
Philadelphia
Unemployment Claims Rise at Norwalk Office
Unemployment compensation claims at the Norwalk office rose to 400 for the week ending Jan 2, up from 340 in the final week of December. The January 1964 average claims stood at 529.
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Norwalk
Billy Eckstine Returns After Brief Absence in New York
Singer Billy Eckstine reappeared Tuesday night at the Hotel Americana Royal Box Room after a two day disappearance. He told the audience I Apologize and insisted he had nothing to do with the earlier miss.
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New York
UPI
Billy Eckstine
Passenger Train Derails Near Collinsville. Seven Cars Off Tracks
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train derailed near Collinsville in Hamilton County, injuring the engineer and an expressman. The Butler County sheriff's department reported all seven cars left the tracks shortly before 10 a.m.
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Hamilton
Ohio
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
Collinsville
Butler County Sheriff’s Department
Three men fined for gas balloon incident at church
In Montgumery Alabama three men James M White Donald B Sanders and Henry Alexander were fined 200 each and sentenced to 10 days in jail after pleading guilty to disturbing a religious service the original gas balloon explosion outside a crowded Negro church was charged as a religious service disturbance.
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Montogmery
Ala
UPI
James M. White
Donald B. Sanders
Henry Alexander
Gabor Unable to Attend Court Over Star of India Heist
Eva Gabor remained in hospital today with shingles and could not attend an ambulance transfer to criminal court to identify Jack Murphy the Surf Murphy as one of the alleged robbers in the Star of India gem heist.
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New York
UPD
Diness
Eva Gabor
Jack Murph
Murphy
Star of India
Miss Gabor
Migrant Labor Orders Move Up Deadline in Ohio
The deadline for placing interstate orders for about 20 000 migratory workers has moved from March 15 to February 1. Willard P Dudley head of the State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation urges growers using migrant labor to file orders early with the bureau.
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Columbus
APD
Ohio
Willard P. Dudley
State Bureau of
Weather and Notices From The Record
Weather forecast calls for variable clouds tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Lows in the upper twenties to lower thirties tonight, near forties highs Thursday. Five day outlook: temperatures 8 to 10 degrees above normal, warmer Thursday and Friday, cooler weekend, warmer early next week. About .4 inch precipitation possible as rain or snow flurries. Marriage licenses issued in Norwalk to Dennie M Trout and Judith A Rohrbaugh at home, Frederick J Palmer and Frances A Lucas. Deaths notice: Fifie Risner, 64, of Willard.
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Dennie M. Trout
Norwalk
Judith A. Rohrbaugh
Frederick J. Palmer
U.S. Air Force
Frances A Lucas
Klan Forces Cancellations of Hays Speech in Bogalusa
A two week Klan campaign of cross burning threats led to cancelation of Brooks Hays planned speech in Bogalusa Louisiana. The six man committee blamed fear and violence from the Ku Klux Klan after threats to bomb the church and pressure to drop the event.
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Bogalusa, la
UPI
Bogalusa
Ku Klux Klan
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Johnson
Hays
Bruce Shepherd
Jesse H. Cutter Jr
Lou Major
The
Daily News
Major
Norwalk Sets 1965 Goals For City Projects And Safety
Mayor Louis Frey outlined 1965 goals including sewer expansion, a master zoning plan, and a highway bypass. The plan also covers parking meter removal studies, a municipal airstrip, new water storage, and moving the street department to Woodlawn Ave with a new dump truck. Morley Price warned vandals about water tower access requiring ladders or acrobats.
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Norwalk Service
Morley K. Price
Price
Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Frey
Street Department
Woodlawn Ave
Norwalk Truck Lines
U.S. Notes VC Change in South Viet Nam Battle
A U S military spokesman says Viet Cong fought larger, longer battles in South Vietnam, citing the Binh Gia campaign as the largest and most coordinated to date. Nineteen Americans were killed or missing in last week's fighting and a U S enlisted man was wounded in Phuoc Tuy Province. North Vietnam is suspected of infiltrating political commissars into the South as U S and Vietnamese officials discuss the political crisis after a military coup.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Bien Gia
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Phuoc Tuy
Binh Gia
North Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
U. Alexis Johnson
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
High National Council
Johnson slams U S war policy as Pravda fears imperialism
The Soviet press in Pravda denounces President Johnson's State of the Union as alarmingly militant while claiming the U S seeks peace with the Soviet Union. It accuses Washington of military adventurism and interference, warning against continued aggression in Vietnam.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Johnson
Russia
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Viet Nam
United States
U.S.A
City adopts emergency funds and taxi franchise in Norwalk
Norwalk City Council approved an emergency appropriation exceeding a half million dollars for the first quarter of 1965 and financed a new electric line truck from light funds. John More, a 28 year city light plant employee, was commended for loyal service as he retires. Al's Cab Inc. received a two year taxi franchise effective January 1, with room for future entrants. An ordinance to recodify city laws was placed on second reading with a Toledo firm to perform the update to align with state statutes.
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Charles Hipp
John More
Norwalk
More
Al’s Cab Inc
Louis G. Frey
Al’s
Frey
Stahl Co
Ford
Toledo
Petit jury called for Huron County term
Forty five residents of Huron County are summoned for petit jury duty at the new Common Pleas term. Norwalk lists twenty four names including Mary Lou Carpenter and Virginia F. Ashley, with other towns like New London Monroeville and Willard contributing jurors to serve starting Wednesday.
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Huron County
Common Pleas Court
Norwalk
Mary Lou Carpenter
Virginia F. Ashley
Janet E. Twaddle
Donna Ballard
James Kovacs
Paul L. Ringholz
Vera Kearney
Horace Cory
Mary C. Rudd
Adah Hendrickson
Anthony Caprara
Irene Cooper
Arnold Elenbaas
John Andreana
Giles Jackson
Everett Clay
Clifford Downing
Richard Ensign
Raymond Myers
Ralph Kluding
Victor van Hentenryck
Charlotte R. Benson
New London
Paul J. Howsman
Earl Deer
Donna Gern
John Merill
Norris Snyder
Monroeville
Elizabeth Wangler
Thomas Zipfel
Helen Grell
Margaret Losey
Irma Homan
Willard
Harry Brady
Kay Ronk
Gordon L. Figley
Bellevue
Carroll Hill
Harold Canade
Mark Harvey
Mary Koechley
Catherine Laviola
Eighth Grade Students Review City Parks With Official
Norwalk eighth graders from St. Paul School visited the city council to praise and question the park system. Allan Shankman, president of the Norwalk Park and Recreation Board, discussed recreation facilities and invited students to continue the dialogue after the meeting.
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Shankman
Allan Shankman
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board
Park and Recreation
St. Paul
Pleasant Street
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