Four additonal candidates file in Huron County
Four additional candidates for municipal and township offices have picked up petitions from the Huron County Board of Elections. Alvin J. Riley filed as a Republican candidate for Norwalk second ward councilman. Lyle D. Dawson Richmond Township Harold J. Hammersmith Bronson Township Charles B. Roeder Ridgefield Township. Dawson is an incumbent.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Alvin J. Riley
Norwalk
Lyle D. Dawson
Richmond Township
Harold J. Hammersmith
Bronson Township
Charles B. Roeder
Ridgefield Township
Dawson
Johnson Welcomes Japanese Premier for Two Day Washington Visit
President Johnson receives Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato at the White House for a 15 minute ceremony and a two day visit. They will hold hour and a half talks focused on strengthening U.S. relations with its closest Asian ally.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Eisaku Sato
U.S
Asia
White House
Huron County Bank Expands into Former Bank Grill Space
Huron County Banking Co has leased the 7 E. Main St building, once Presti's, owned by Mrs. Regina Morris, west of 9 E. Main. President Joseph V. Motsch says the expansion includes a potential purchase option and limited remodeling, with administrative use planned and a women employees lounge. the move returns the bank to its former quarters used until 1929.
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Huron County Banking Co
E. Main St
Presti’s
Regina Morris
Huron
E. Main
Joseph V. Motsch
Motsch
Bank Grill
Bank
Weather and Births and Deaths Notice
Weather forecast notes considerable cloudiness today with a cooler night. Births list includes several Willard and Wellington families with multiple new babies. Deaths reported for Mrs. Helen Rubin, Leora Hastings aged 77 in Berlin Heights, and Leon Normando aged 76 in Wakeman.
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James Slosser
Willard
Virgil Stevens
Robert Stieber
Norwalk
Walter Lovelace
Mill St
Walter Galloway
Washington, Boy
Helen Rubin
Leora Jeanette Hastings
Berlin Theights
Leon G. Normando
Wakeman
Ohio School Districts Urged to Sign Civil Rights Compliance
Ohio school districts will sign a statement of compliance with the federal Civil Rights Act to continue receiving federal aid. State Board of Education authorized Public Instruction Superintendent E E Holt to file the state compliance with the U S Commissioner of Education and with Holt's department. Districts must ensure non discrimination in participation and benefits and submit copies to Holt and the federal office. If a district faces alleged discrimination, the case would be presented to the U S commissioner.
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UPI
Ohio
State Board of Education
E.E. Holt
Public Instruction
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Holt
State Education Department
State Schools For the Blind
U.S
Autopsy Planned On Wakeman Crash Victim
Autopsy is planned for Leon G. Normando 76 of Route 20 Wakeman after a three car Route 60 crash near Route 113 that killed him possibly from a heart attack. Helen Mills 46 of Wakeman was treated at Amherst Hospital for facial lacerations and a broken arm. Bodde and Mills were involved in a rear and head on collision. investigation continues. Normando who lived in Wakeman 32 years retired from AJ Baltes Co. Surviving widow Julia and children reside in Norwalk West Palm Beach and La Habra with four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for Thursday at Gerber & Son Funeral Home with burial at Olena Cemetery.
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Baybridge
Normande
Vermilion Township
Wakeman
AJ. Baltes Co
Julia
Lawrence Cleland
Norwalk
Alva
W. Palm Beach
Fla
Max
la Habra
Calif
Stella Mills
Wooster
Mildred Byers
Englewood
Ruth Worcester
Gerber & Son Funeral
Elwyn Owen
Olena Cemetery
Johnson asks Congress for 1.5 billion in new school aid
President Johnson portrayed education as the nation’s top priority and urged Congress to approve 1.5 billion in new school aid programs. The plan targets 5 million children in poverty with most funds for elementary and secondary education and increased higher education support, while seeking to ease church-state tensions in school funding.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Education
Congress
Norwalk Officials Skeptical on Johnson Education Aid
Norwalk and Huron County school leaders doubt ten cents from President Johnson's education program will significantly cut costs. Dr. Sturgis R. Corbin predicts little operating impact though textbooks and library books might receive some help. County Supt. Ralph R. Brown warns benefits could require onerous regulations and may favor larger districts.
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Johnson
Norwalk
Huron County
Sturgis R. Corbin
Ralph R. Brown
Brown
Corbin
School Aids Change Introduced Monday
State Representatives Lloyd G. Kerns and Carlton Davidson introduced a bill in Columbus to revise the school foundation formula, boosting teacher salary scales and flat district payments for districts with levies of 10 mills or more. The measure raises classroom unit allowances to 1800 and per unit payments to 2300, with small reductions tied to employees’ education and higher minimum pay for certified staff.
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Columbus
UPI
Lloyd G. Kerns
R-Peoria
Carlton Davidson
Elronton
Kerns- Davidson
Union Sends Missionaries To End Waterfront Strike
The International Longshoremen's Association launches an educational drive to persuade 16 000 New York New Jersey stevedores to ratify a four year contract rejected last Friday. A revote is planned but no date set with ports idled coast to coast.
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New York
UPD
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Gulf Coast
Maine
Texas
Rank and File
Thomas W. Gleason
New York-New Jersey
New York Shipping Association
NYSA
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