Highlights of LBJ's Address
UPI notes summarize President Johnson's State of the Union: Vietnam aims to limit conflict yet stay until aggression ends, taxes shift to auto and phone excise removal and payroll withholding, budget shows 112.8 billion spend with 111 billion revenue and 1.8 billion deficit, war on poverty to accelerate, new foreign aid directions including 1 billion for disease and population control, civil rights expansion including housing discrimination ban and stronger federal court powers, strikes legislation, a constitutional amendment to extend House terms, and creation of a Department of Transportation.
Weather hazards and brief notices for marriages births and deaths
Hazardous driving today with light snow mixed with freezing rain and sleet, windy and colder tonight. Marriage license: Robert L. McCarthy of Sandusky and Nancy L. Smith of Norwalk. Birth: Mr and Mrs Robert Lieber, 8 Maple son. Death: Harvey C. Hall, 61, New London.
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Robert L. McCarthy
Sandusky
Nancy L. Smith
Norwalk
Harvey C. Hall
New London
Wakeman Teachers Win 30 Minute Noon Rest Period
The Western Reserve Board of Education agreed to hire a noon monitor at $1 per hour to provide Wakeman Elementary and other system schools with a 30 minute free lunch break as required by state law. Principal Clyde Wickert supported the move noting improved afternoon performance.
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Wakeman
Western Reserve Board of Education
Clyde Wickert
Wakeman Pta
Townsend School
Wickert
Norwalk Board Approves 1966 School Spending Hike
The Norwalk Board of Education adopts a 1966 spending plan with an 11 percent increase or 194,043 dollars more than the 1965 program.
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Norwalk
Humphrey Kosygin Talks Amid Viet Nam War Discuss
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin held a secret 1 hour 43 minute meeting in New Delhi with Dean Rusk possibly present. The talks, one of the longest recently, remained officially unconfirmed as to content. The item notes broader budget actions and future school district appropriations for 1965 and 1966 with staff and instruction increases.
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New Delhi
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alexei N. Kosygin
Area Dairymen Get Awards
Area dairy men gathered at the American Legion Hall in Norwalk for Huron Erie Dairy Day. Ned Baker of the Ohio Department of Health outlined new health inspection regulations to take effect July 1. Ralph Porterfield of Ohio State University discussed dairy cow merchandising issues and Bruce Welker of the Northern Ohio Breeders Association spoke on cow culling procedures.
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Edward Beiler
Bellevue
Ohio Dairyman’s Association
Erie-Huron County
Huron - Erie
American Legion Hall
Norwalk
Ned Baker
Ohio Department of Health
Ralph Porterfield
Ohio State University
Bruce Welker
Northern Ohio Breeders’ Association
Tiffin
M.G. Cowrse and Son
New London
Paul and
Claude A. Bauer
Willard
Phil Bursley
Wakeman
Dalwood Farm
Bursley
Leonard Marsh
Ralph Stone
Jess Burr
Liam
Lee
Leo Smith, Jr
Subway Strike Ends After City Mediation Panel Deal
New York officials and 36,000 transit workers reached a two year contract with a 15 percent wage increase ending a 12 day subway and bus strike. Mayor Lindsay hailed the agreement as balanced for workers and the city while observers forecast higher fares to 20 or 25 cents to align with other cities.
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New York
UPI
Transport Workers Union
Douglas MacMahon
John V. Lindsay
MacMahon
City Transit Authority
City Hall
Two Nominated For Election Board In County Meetings
In separate sessions Wednesday night the Huron County Democratic and Republican organizations nominated two men for the County Board of Elections. John T. Hogsett seeks reappointment as chairman, with his term expiring in March. Edwin W. Selfe, a Lyme Township apiarist, would succeed Arthur Henry who will not seek another term.
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Huron County Board of Elections
Ted Brown
John T. Hogsett
Democratic Central
Executive Committees
Hogsett
Board of Elections
Lois Moore
Republican Executive Committee
Edwin W. Selfe
Lyme Township
Arthur Henry
Monroeville
Henry
Shankman Re-elected Park Board President in Norwalk
Norwalk Parks and Recreation Board re elected president Allen Shankman for a second year at the organizational meeting. Thurman Peabody and Robert Mason were chosen as vice president and secretary, both new to the board. Board members planned policy steps and agreed to visit all city parks under the board’s direction.
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Allen Shankman
Norwalk Parks and Recreation Board
Thurman Peabody
Robert Mason
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Bronson Township
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William Dalton
Alan Smith
George Sweeting
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