Son of former NF man denies murder charge
The teenage son of a former North Fairfield man pleaded innocent to three counts of first degree murder in the deaths of his parents and grandmother. Harry Levine Jr., 18, is held without bond as police investigate the Dec. 10 shooting in a Columbus apartment.
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North Fairfield
Harry Levine, Jr
Tom Sawyer
Columbus Police Department
Harry
Greta
Minnie Perrot
Columbus
Lavatis
Sawyer
Levine
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Harry Jr
Seven Indictments Return ed by Grand Jury
True bills were returned Monday in all seven cases considered by the grand jury. Indictments are secret when the defendants are not under bond and revealable only after arrest or bond posting. Offenses include traffic charges malicious destruction of property and non support. The jury also found the county jail in satisfactory condition.
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Grand Jury
Weather Outlook and Vital Records Brief
Considerable cloudiness with occasional light snow flurries and little temperature change. High 26 to 32, low 14 to 19, partly cloudy and cooler Wednesday. Sunrise 7 53 a m, sunset 5 17 p m. Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Manders at 20 Elm Street. Deaths list several residents including Viola L Gossert, 69, Willard I V Parker 78, Clyde Emil H Bollenbacher 77, Norwalk and Emma M Didion 90, Bellevue.
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Viola L. Gossert
Willard Ivor M
Parker
Clyde Emil H, Bollenbacher
Norwalk
Emma M
Didion
Bellevue
Stewart Heads Hospital Board at New London Meeting
J W Stewart was re elected president and Lewis Heyman was elected vice president at the New London Hospital Board of Trustees meeting. Mrs Sterling Ford was re elected secretary and C E Bush appointed hospital treasurer effective Jan 1 replacing William Gilbert who resigned for business reasons. A report on the financial condition is pending final audit for 1966 with uncollected accounts cited as a major depressor. The hospital wrote off bills totaling 1671 dollars, largely from the maternity section.
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New London
J.W. Stewart
Lewis Heyman
New London Hospital Board of Trustees
Sterling Ford
C.E. Bush
William Gilbert
The
Kenneth Thomas
Two Drivers Cited After Rt 224 Crash East of Greenwich
On Monday afternoon a two car crash on Rt 224 east of Greenwich led to citations for both drivers. James Fishbaugh, 17, of Greenwich was eastbound and trying a left turn when Knud Severin, 46, of Niles Ohio, driving a tractor trailer, attempted to pass. Deliberate turning and passing at an intersection were cited. both vehicles left the road into a ditch causing moderate to slight damage.
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Rt. 224
Greenwich
Norwalk
James Fishbaugh
Townsend Street
Knud Severin
Niles
Ohio
Fishbaugh
Severin
Deranged gunman kills four near Greenup then suicides
In a rural Kentucky setting near Greenup a gunman killed four people including a mother and her daughter at a Lynn home before taking his own life. State Police said the attacker remained unidentified.
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Greenup
UPI
Kentucky
Ashland
Lynn
Chiang Kai Shek Eyes Mainland Invasion Hope
In Taipei sources report Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek seeks to strike mainland China with his 600,000 man force if turmoil in Red China provides an opening. However crossing the Formosa Strait remains a formidable hurdle with the 100 mile water gap blocking a quick move.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Mainland
Tokyo
UPI
Red China
Taipei
Formosa Strait
Riverside Tavern bartender denies beer sale to 17-year-old
Eugene Gordy testified in Huron County Juvenile Court that he sold 3.2 beer to two companions of a 17-year-old on Oct. 7 after checking their IDs but said the minor did not order anything. The tavern is in Clarksfield and owned by Gordy’s father for 30 years. Jury to resume at 12 15 after luncheon break as closing arguments approach.
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Eugene Gordy
New London
Gordy
Huron County
Riverside
Clarksfield
Russell T. Antrim
Robert Thornton
Ronald Freeman
Thornton
Freeman
Derailment Halts Crossings in Norwalk Yard
A Norfolk and Western freight from Brewster to Bellevue derailed at Norwalk yard shortly after noon Monday. Two new empty covered hoppers and 35 cars derailed while the engine and 50 cars proceeded to Bellevue. Crossings on Pleasant Street and Newton Street were damaged, causing traffic delays. Cause undetermined though hoppers blamed by some.
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Brewster
Bellevue
Norwalk
J.B. Watters
Pleasant St
Newton St
McLaughlin Runs Again for Norwalk City Treasurer
Norwalk banker McLaughlin picked up petitions to run for city treasurer, seeking a 13th term after 25 years in office. Also present were Paul Bistline for North Fairfield Township trustee and William J. Catalano for Norwalk Township trustee. C Dale Geisler of Bellevue filed as Republican for city council at large.
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Lewis McLaughlin
Norwalk
Huron County Board of Elections
McLaughlin
Paul Bistline
North Fairfield Township
William J. Catalano
C. Dale Geisler
Bellevue
Claims Baker Took Money From S L Officials
Government attorney William O. Bittman told a federal jury that former Senate aide Robert G Baker took $100,000 from California savings and loan officials by falsely claiming the funds were for Senate campaign purposes.
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Baker
Ker
California Savings and Loan
Senate
Raps On Door Then Robbery Reported At Attica Home
Andrew Postell of Route 4 north of Attica told Attica Police at 6 a.m. today that a trio of men, described as a small Negro and two larger men, robbed him and searched his house after a door knocking copper sale ruse. Road blocks were set but no arrests. Postell and his wife Mrs. Postell reported missing items as the investigation began.
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Andrew Postell
LM. Smeltz
Postell
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Chen Yi
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