Teacher Salary Meeting Slated in Norwalk
A three member Norwalk Teachers Association committee will present its proposed salary schedule to the board of education negotiators at a 1 30 p m closed session in the school administration building. Paul Miller and Dr Sturgis R Corbin head the board’s negotiating team as they discuss wage increases aligned with the Ohio Education Association plan. Elmer Smith reports details will be withheld until the proposal is presented to the city board.
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Norwalk Teachers Association
Board of Education
Paul Miller
Sturgis R. Corbin
Ohio Education Association
Elmer Smith
Britain backs sale of Cuban fertilizer plant in principle
London says it is prepared to back a 39.2 million fertilizer plant sale to Castro's Cuba despite U S disapproval. It would be the largest Britain Cuba business deal to date. Separately, searchers found an oil slick in Caribbean waters as American heiress Audrey Bruce Currier and her husband remain missing in a private plane since Tuesday. A Caribair pilot located the slick seven miles west of St Thomas in the Virgin Islands.
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London
UPI
Cuba
U.S
Britain
Fidel Castro
San Juan
P.R
Caribbean
Audrey Bruce Currier
Caribair Airlines
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Poem Honors Jacqueline Kennedy by Soviet Poetess
Yulia Drunina writes a tribute to Jacqueline Kennedy the widow of John F. Kennedy. The poem portrays Soviet TV audiences watching the funeral and shows Mrs Kennedy kneeling at the grave declaring strength and courage after a sudden loss.
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Moscow
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
U.S
Yulia Drunina
John F. Kennedy
Sheppard and son reunite after acquittal in wife murder case
Dr. Sam Sheppard and his son Sam Jr arrived in Glendale, California, where the newly acquitted defendant in the Marilyn Sheppard murder case greeted his son at Los Angeles International Airport after a recent second trial.
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Glendale
Calif
UPI
Sam Sheppard
Sam Jr
Sheppard
Marilyn
Boston University
Los Angeles International Airport
Pope Paul VI Suffered Mild Flu Cancelled Audiences
Pope Paul VI has a mild influenza taking Rome, cancelling today’s audiences. Vatican reports the illness not serious, with many absences in offices and schools as health authorities monitor the outbreak.
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Vatican City
Former editor predicts unofficial peace parley potential
Harry Ashmore, ex Ark. Gazette editor and Pulitzer winner, says North Vietnam might send a delegation to an unofficial peace conference but formal talks to end the war likely await a halt to bombing the north. He invited Ho Chi Minh and was encouraged by the reaction.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
Harry Ashmore
The
Arkansas Gazette
Ho Chi Minh
Weather and civic notices for the area
Partly sunny and warmer through Saturday with a high near 35 to 40. Tonight will be fair and warmer, temperatures 25 to 30. Sunrise 7 49 a m, sunset 5 28 p m. Marriage license application for Sidney D Crump of Norwalk and Madge L Viars of Bellevue at home. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Harold Ervin of Columbus a daughter F T
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Sidney D. Crump
Norwalk
Madge L. Viars
Bellevue
Norwalk High Cuts Adult Education and Art Programs
Norwalk High School will drop adult education classes in the second semester due to financial cutbacks after the five mill city school levy failed. Superintendent Dr. Sturgis Carbin says programs must be self supporting. Assistant principal Dean Miller laments the loss and hopes for revival. Also cut is elementary art instruction. replacement for Maplehurst second grade teacher incurs at least 2750 dollars.
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Norwalk High School
Sturgis Carbin
Carbin
Dean Miller
Norwalk
Corbin
Ronald Willard
Eugene Sands
Maplehurst
Sands
City Hall addition approved plans authorize nine new rooms
City Finance Council approves a two story colonial style addition to City Hall attached to the front. It doubles office space adding nine rooms and enlarges the council chamber by 75 percent. Preliminary estimate 128000 dollars with bids in May and nine to twelve months construction.
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Committee of City Finance Council
Council Chambers
Council Chamber
Thurman J. Peabody
Two Die and Injured in Norwalk Area Car Crash Update
Two men were critically injured when their car collided with a station wagon at a highway junction south of Norwalk. Lyle Downing and Gerald McCully suffered severe facial wounds with possible internal injuries and remained unconscious. Ben Bartlett faced a failure to yield charge after his vehicle struck the other car and overturned, while Downey’s car hit a house. Bartlett was treated and released. A separate Berlin Heights crash sent Janet Green to hospital for knee and ankle injuries after her convertible overturned. she received a speeding citation.
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Norwalk
Lyle R. Downing
Hilltop Drive
Lancaster
Gerald R. McCully
Elyria
Willard
Ben M. Bartlett
Williamsburg Court
Worchester
Highway Patrol
Bartlett
Downey
Marcus Barnett
North Fairfield
Willard Hospital
Downing
Janet Louise Green
Mill St
Berlin Heights
Berlin Road
Time limit lifted on local calls in several Ohio towns
Northern Ohio Telephone Company ended its six minute time limit on local calls in Wake man New London Greenwich Attica New Washington and Plymouth on January 9.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Wakeman
New London
Greenwich
Attica
New Washington
Plymouth
Ex Mayor Dudley Enters Norwalk Mayor Race in May Primary
Ex mayor Joe E. Dudley files for the Republican primary set for May 2 in Norwalk. He notes a possible three race field while others including incumbent Harold Finch and council members file or take petitions. Dudley served 1942 to 1963 with prior wartime service.
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Joe E. Dudley
Norwalk
Dudley
Huron County Board of Elections
Harold E. Finch
Frederick F. Waugh
Henry E. Young
G. Ira Liedorff
Grant Walls
William Saladin Jr
Allen W. Hakes
Liedorff
Hakes
Saladin
Council
Louis G. Frey
Last Day for Dog Tags in Huron County
The Huron County auditor urges residents to buy dog tags today. Office hours run until 4 p.m. A staff member said mail orders received Saturday morning would be honored without penalty. After 4 p.m. a $1 penalty applies per tag or $5 for a kennel license.
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Huron County Auditor’s Office
Mosher to meet NASA official amid GAO probe
Congressman Charles A. Mosher was to meet Dr. Abe Silverstein director of NASA's Lewis Research Center. An investigation by the General Accounting Office into alleged misuse of funds at Plum Brook Station, under Lewis, was disclosed earlier this week. Mosher's aide called the meeting on another matter and said it had been planned long before the inquiry broke. Mosher arrived in Ohio from Washington to speak in Medina and to address educators. Four Huron County men were drafted in February 31 fewer than last year and 1 fewer than December. Across Ohio 462 were called, 1,267 fewer than a year ago. Donald B. Riley, 43, Milan, was hospitalized after losing part of a finger in a freak truck accident near Benedict Avenue with a Norfolk and Western crossing.
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Charles A. Mosher
Abe Silverstein
NASA
Lewis Research Center
General Accounting Office
Plum Brook Station
Mosher
Silverstein
Dorothy Littman
Sandusky
Huron County
Ohio Selective Service Office
Donald B. Riley
Milan
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Riley
Leon Riley
Benedict Avenue
Norfolk and Western Crossing
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