Governor apologizes for Kennedy senate remark
New Jersey Governor Rich ard J. Hughes denounced Ocean County Democrats for urging Jacqueline Kennedy to run for the U S Senate calling the suggestion deplorable and discourteous. Tulsa public schools reopen after a one day Teamsters strike ended by court restraining order and heating systems restored for 77 000 students.
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N.J
UPI
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Ocean County
Democratic Committee
Jacqueline Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Hughes
John F. Kennedy
Tulsa
Miami University drops 489 students for scholarship issues
Miami University in Oxford reports that 489 students, including 199 freshmen, were dropped from central campus enrollment for scholarship reasons after the first trimester. An additional 1,003 students were placed on probation, 499 of them freshmen.
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Oxford, Ohio
Oil Refinery Explosion at Caltex Plant in Raunheim
A massive blast at the Caltex refinery in Raunheim Germany killed and wounded workers and destroyed the main complex. Fire raged with flames reaching up to four stories, and officers said the heat prevented access within 50 feet of the blaze.
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Raunheim
Germany
UPI
Caltex
Ohio House camera facilities plan delayed vote
The Legislative Service Commission committee postponed action on a plan to build camera platforms in the Ohio House chambers. Public Works testified the cost would be about 25 000 dollars for construction wiring and daily coverage of House deliberations. Act ing Speaker Robert F Beckman of Cincinnati leads the committee as it weighs public exposure versus gubernatorial headlines.
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Columbus
UPI
Legislative Service Commission
Ohio House of Representatives
Public Works Department
House
Robert F. Beckman
Cincinnati
Weather and life events blotter for Greenwich and nearby towns
Mostly cloudy and cold with light snow flurries today and tonight. Highs near 21. Marriage license applications listed for Charles Poole and Patricia Farmer of Greenwich and Alfred Stamm and Helen Bernard of Bellevue. Births report several new babies in Bellevue Republic and Greenwich. Death notices include Grace Bull of New London and Frank Bohn of 7 E Chestnut.
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Charles Jerry Poole
Greenwich
Patricia Anne Farmer
Norwalk
Alfred J. Stamm
Bellevue
Helen Ann Bernard
Grace Bull
New London
Frank L. Bohn
E. Chestnut
Clear Young Girl Who Shot Policeman
Dr. Robert Evans. coroner indicates likely justifiable homicide verdict in the fatal shooting of Patrolman James B. Morgan by a 16 year old girl after alleged abduction Sunday night. Three principals were released after questioning. Morgan’s body was found in a field hours later.
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Columbus
UPS
Robert Evans
Franklin County
James B. Morgan
Ruth Latella
Morgan
Robert Hoffman
Hoffman
Maria Marchi
Miss Marchi
City Rec Center Study Action Reaches Council Tonight
Mayor Harold E. Finch ends eight months of dormancy by urging council to review a 1965 steering committee report on a new recreation center. The Jan 15 letter also asks re-reading a committee chairwoman’s note and presents 1966 program plans. Also on the agenda: Norwalk Police 1965 report and bids for coal, a light-plant generator, and group insurance.
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Harold E. Finch
Finch
Council
Delbert Crawford
Louis G. Frey
Harold Woodward
Crawford
Norwalk
Group Insurance
Willard Reconsiders Dual Speed Limits on State 194
Willard City Council moved to seek unified speed limits on State 194 after a study tied to the new junior high school. Eastbound traffic would stay at 30 mph but westbound travelers could face the 60 mph state limit, prompting a request to the State Director of Highways to equalize the limits for safer student crossings.
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Willard
Ohio Highways
Goldberg Sees Hope for Peace in Viet Nam Efforts
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Arthur Goldberg said North Viet Nam had not replied to peace proposals, but the drive for peace had shown results by signaling America wants peace. He expressed conviction that peace would come, if not now then in time.
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New York
UPI
U.S
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
North Viet Nam
Goldberg
Viet Nam
America
Sport Program Tonight at Maplehurst School
Sportsmen guest on Jack Van Coeverling's Adventures Out-of-Doors program airing at 8 p.m. The show, hosted by Reflector, features hunting and fishing topics and will be held at Maplehurst School located north of East Main Street with access via Vandercook or Milan Avenue routes.
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Jack van Coeverling
Maplehurst School
East Main Street
Vandercook
St. Mary’s Street
Milan Avenue
Weaver Becomes Nation's First Negro Cabinet Member
Robert C. Weaver was sworn in as secretary of housing and urban affairs at a White House ceremony, becoming the first Black member of a U S Cabinet. President Johnson urged him to focus on rebuilding American cities.
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Weaver
Washington
Robert C. Weaver
The
Tion
Housing and Urban Affairs
White House
Johnson
Cabinet
Two New Directors Elected to United Health Service Board
John R. Gerken Jr and Tom Paffenbarger were elected at United Health Service Monday night. They replace J. Raymond Gerken and the late Harold Veitch. Seven directors were reelected including Holman Thomas Davies Stotz Lawrence Slabodnick Burger. Earl Lowe reported 1965 committee work. 52 families sought assistance and 11 requests were denied due to policy conflicts.
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John R. Gerken, Jr
Tom Paffenbarger
United Health Service
United Fund
J. Raymond Gerken
Harold Veitch
W.B. Holman
C.B. Thomas
Richard Davies
Robert Stotz
George Lawrence
William Slabodnick
Earl Burger
Earl Lowe
Norwalk Bypass Land Case Settled Out of Court
The State of Ohio land appropriation case for a bypass right of way on property owned by Paul Metz near Norwalk was settled out of court. The dispute, to be heard in Huron County Common Pleas Court, concluded before jury impaneling.
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State of
Ohio
Norwalk
Paul Metz
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Fitchville youth held on three charges in county jail
A 19 year old Fitchville man, Earl Jackson Puckett, is jailed in Huron County on charges of statutory rape, auto theft and issuing fraudulent checks. Police say he admitted involvement with a 15 year old Norwalk girl and thefts in Norwalk New London and Fitchville.
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Fitchville
Huron County
Earl Jackson Puckett
New London RD 2
John Borgia
Larry Hilson
Norwalk
Borgia
Puckett
Sandusky
Hilson
E. Main St
Don C. Beer
Mansfield
Bailey Implement Co
Kent
Sporting Goods
New London
New London Police
Interfaith Front Forms Against Poverty
Protestants, Catholics and Jews established a united front to fight poverty creating The Inter-religious Committee Against Poverty. The closed meeting in Washington formalized the new cooperative body as an extension of Civil Rights era interfaith efforts.
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Washington
UPI
Inter-religious Committee Against Poverty
Bombing Pause May Be Extended
The United States reportedly considers extending the bombing pause in North Vietnam beyond February. No firm decision has been made, with reports suggesting a tacit extension through February. Harold Wilson’s Moscow visit for talks with Soviet leaders February 21 to 24 will shape peace move discussions.
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London
UPI
United States
Viet Nam
Moscow
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Kremlin
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