Four Seek Local Offices in Huron County Petitions
Four prospective candidates picked up petitions at the Huron County Board of Elections office today for municipal and township posts. Norwalk contenders Delbert Crawford and William Saladin Jr. seek council roles, both incumbents. Also gathering petitions were Clayton F. Bick seeking re election to the Norwalk Township board of trustees and C Dale Geisler aiming for reelection as Bellevue councilman at large.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Norwalk
Delbert Crawford
William Saladin, Jr
Clayton F. Bick
Board of
Norwalk Township
C. Dale Geisler
Bellevue
Cosmos 52 satellite launched by Soviet Union records
The Soviet Union launched unmanned satellite Cosmos 52 carrying scientific instruments to continue the space program announced March 16 1962 Tass reports. Other items note China downing a U2 over North China and a fourth such craft shot down.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
Tokyo
China
North
Communist
New China News Agency
Red China
Weather and life events in a Midwestern town
Variable cloudiness with light snow flurries tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures in the 15 to 35 range with single inch snow possible by Tuesday morning and sporadic flurries later in the week. Marriage licenses issued include Kermith Trill to Deanne Heisler and Eugene Tipton to Dorothy Young. Births and deaths listed for local residents.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Kermith F. Trill
Lexington
Deanne Kaye Heisler
Willard
IBM
Eugene
Tipton
Wakeman
Dorothy Lynne Young
John Fritz
Collins
Ronald Zoz
Greenwich
Negroes and All-Star Game Leave New Orleans
Twenty AFL Negro players from the East and West squads walked out of the New Orleans venue over alleged color discrimination by Bourbon Street nightlife and taxi drivers. AFL Commissioner Joe Foss canceled the New Orleans game and moved the event to Houston, saying the players acted to protect their rights. Foss supported the walkout saying the players were justified and that the absence left no option but to cancel locally.
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New Orleans
UPI
Bourbon Street
Saints
San Diego
Dick Westmoreland
AFL
Joe Foss
Houston
Texas
Foss
Norwalk Board Lines Up 1965 School Spending Increases
The Norwalk Board of Education approves 1965 appropriations of 1,655,078.50 with room for new programs and staff. Total 1964 spending was 1,615,880.13, and 1965 plans include 12 more classroom teachers, five specialists, a psychologist, and a secondary supervisor, plus a library for Maplehurst and tracking system textbooks.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Maplehurst
Sturgis R. Corbin
Five Die in Erie Lackawanna and B& O Train Collision
A head on crash near Akron, Ohio killed five train crewmen from New Castle and Marion. Two Er ie Lackawanna engineers died, Don Marney and Carl Porter, while B&O crewmen C R Duckworth C S Williams and C S Drusheel perished. Fire followed the impact, with flames rising as the wreck burned.
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Erie Lackawanna Main
Akron
Erie Lackawanna
Sterling
Tiffin Girl Strangled and Raped in Woods
Seneca County coroner rules Sharon Shepherd sixteen a high school sophomore died by strangulation. Her nude body was found off Ohio 231 near Tiffin after she left a drugstore. Investigators note similarities to Beverly Jarosz's Cleveland murder but rule Jarosz case not a criminal assault.
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Tiffin
UPS
Seneca County
Sharon Shepherd
Ohio 231
Here
Shepherd
Beverly Jarosz
Cleveland
Jarosz
Garfield Heights
Sharon
Longshoremen Strike Halts U.S. Ports Nationwide
Atlantic and Gulf Coast longshoremen walked out at 12 01 a m EST affecting 60 000 cargo handlers and suspending port activity from Main to Texas. The strike disrupts ship docking and cargo handling costing an estimated 25 million dollars daily as ships wait at piers or sail without unloading.
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New York
UPI
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
U.S
Main
Texas
United States
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
James J. Reynolds Jr
Shippers
Washington
Johnson
Labor Department
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Ai Noe
Cosmos
Jackson, Miss
Saigon
Viet Nam
Hue
Jakarta
Indonesia
United Nations
U.N
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Borneo
Fred Mulley
Britain
London
New Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Roosevelt Hospital
Leopoldville, the Congo
Stanleyville
Congo River
Vincent Kozlowski
W. Main St
Alan Bordis
Amherst
Ronald Stieber
Rose A. Willey
Willard Albert J. Martin
Monroeville
Gertrude L. Graffice
Corbin
Tno
Dale Olsen
Edward J. Gerken
Charles Winsler
Baltimore & Ohio and
Erie & Lackawanna
Perkins
John Newton
Jess Hirbe
Norwalk High School Truckers
Perkins Pirates
St. Paul
Western
Pete Mohn
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