Post founder ends Saturday Evening Post publication
Martin S. Ackerman, president of the Saturday Evening Post Co., announces the magazine will cease publication at a New York news conference on Friday. He calls the decision sad. A 1929 Norman Rockwell cover image accompanies the report, reflecting the magazine’s famous covers. The publication traces back to 1821 and Benjamin Franklin.
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Martin S. Ackerman
Saturday Evening Post Co
New York
Norman Rockwell
Saturday Evening Post
Benjamin Franklin
UPI
Euclid murder probe fails to find weapon at scene
Euclid Ohio authorities failed to locate the weapon used in the Thursday morning killing of Marlene Steele. Investigators checked footprints and fingerprints while over 40 officers searched the house grounds for clues. No prime suspects or motives identified.
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Euclid, Ohio
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Euclid
Robert L. Steele
Marlene
Israeli Jets Hit Jordanian Farms in Northern Jordan Valley
A 55 minute raid south of the Sea of Galilee caused damage with no casualties, a Jordanian military spokesman in Amman said. In Jerusalem, officials reported exchange of fire along the ceasefire line but did not mention air strikes.
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United Press International
Jordan Valley
Amman
Sea of Galilee
Jerusalem
Jordan
Israel
Kroger to Suspend Ohio Promotional Games
Cincinnati reports Kroger Co will suspend all promotional games in Ohio as soon as possible following a decision by the 10th District Court of Appeals in Columbus.
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UPI
The
Kroger Co
Ohio
10Th District Court of Appeals
Columbus
Weather update Norwalk area cold with snow flurries expected
Mostly cloudy and continued cold with snow flurries today tonight and Sunday. Highs in the teens, lows zero to 10 above, fair and little change Monday. West to northwest winds 15 to 20 mph today diminishing tonight. Friday's Norwalk highs 18 and lows 6 with trace precipitation. Births and deaths noted for local towns and a marriage license application in Collins.
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Norwalk
Cellmates Swap Roles in Lineup MisID Trial
Two inmates swapped places during a Houston lineup to test witness accuracy. Lee Porter identified Wallace Sims as the robber, though Sims was Ballard’s cellmate and Ballard faced the case. Prosecutors and the defense failed to recognize the switch. Sims faced perjury charges. Ballard’s robbery case was dismissed.
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Wallace Lee Sims
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Negotiators weigh new move to break Vietnam talks deadlock
In Paris American envoy Cyrus Vance and South Vietnamese chief Pham Dang Lam met to study a fresh approach to broadened Vietnam talks. Ha Van Lau was in Strasbourg for a local peace meeting while Hanoi maintained four equal status for talks. China shows renewed interest as Warsaw talks loom, with U S leadership transition in Paris clouding prospects.
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Pham Dang Lam
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Three City Accidents Reported to Police This Friday
Georgia M. Greene of 50 W. Main was charged with driving left of center after a collision on North Hester Street while passing a parked car. Mrs. Thomas Rommell of Monroeville said her car hit two parked cars on East Main Street when crowded by another driver. Michael J. Hunter of 27 Welton reported damage to his car in a post office lot at Linwood and Monroe by an unknown vehicle.
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Hester Street
Daniel T. Huber
E. Elm St
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Monroeville
East Main Street
Frank Stein
Greenwich
Harold Missler
Norwood Ave
Michael J. Hunter
Welton
Post Office
Linwood
Monroe
Landmark ruling reverses adverse possession for school lands
The Sixth District Court of Appeals reversed a Huron County Common Pleas ruling, holding that a school board is immune from adverse possession laws. Clarence and Ralph Brown had used an acre deeded to the Monroeville Board of Education since 1879 and now farm it after a one room school was torn down. The decision, unanimous, may be appealed to the state Supreme Court. In Milan, a car crash on Route 250 into the Huron River bridge at 1 am prompted an ongoing investigation by the Erie County Sheriff.
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Nine Counts Filed In Lorain Shooting Case
Walter Layne aged 48 faces nine charges including shooting with intent to kill and discharging a firearm for wounding two Lorain police officers. Patrolmen David Rakich and Michael Yuhas were wounded at Washington Square Apartments. Layne was shot by Patrolman Louis Rosa and held in guarded condition alongside Yuhas. Rakich remains in fair condition at St. Joseph Hospital.
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Layne
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Michael Yuhas
Washington Square
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Yuhas
St. Joseph Hospital
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Soviet Venus Probes Venus 5 and 6 Ready for May Flyby
Twin Soviet spacecraft Venus 5 and Venus 6, each about 2,494 pounds, race toward Venus to study the planet’s poisonous cloud veil and possibly settle a dispute with American scientists. The ships bear Lenin profiles and the USSR coat of arms and are expected to reach the solar system neighbor by mid May.
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V.I. Lenin
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Truck Hits Wreckage From Previous Crash in Fitchville
A Pennsylvania man, Billbreno M. Brocaccino, 29, slid off Route 250 into debris from Thursday’s crash. He and two passengers were uninjured. he was cited for failing to drive on the right half of the road.
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Billbreno M. Brocaccino
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