First Lady Laughs During Nixon Presidency Photo Preview
First Lady Patricia Nixon laughs at a distorted camera view during a Smithsonian preview of a photo exhibit on the first two years of Richard Nixon's presidency. Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin stands behind Mrs Nixon at left as the UPI telephoto captures the moment.
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Patricia Nixon
Smithsonian Museum
Richard Nixon
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Nixon
UPI
Fire crews battle blaze at Boston 1800 Restaurant
Frosty harbor winds hampered four hour effort by Boston firefighters to control a four alarm fire at the Boston 1800 Restaurant partly owned by Ken Harrelson. No injuries reported and damage estimates unavailable.
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Boston
UPI
Ken Harrelson
Murphy named Toledo head coach after 10 years at Heidelberg
John A. Murphy 38, a defensive specialist and Heidelberg head coach, is named head coach at the University of Toledo where he previously served as an assistant from 1960 to 1969. He succeeds Frank Lauterbur, who moves to Iowa after Toledo’s Tangerine Bowl victory over William and Mary.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
John A
Jack’ ’ Murphy
Heidelberg University
University of Toledo
Murphy
Heidelberg
Toledo
Frank Lauterbur
Lauterbur
Iowa
William & Mary
Weather Outlook Norwalk Area With Snow Flurries Possible
Partly cloudy and not as cold today with a chance of snow flurries this morning. Highs in the lower 20s, tonight cloudy with lows in the mid teens to lower 20s, then cloudy and warmer Thursday with highs in the 30s. Precipitation prob 10 today, 20 tonight, 30 Thursday. West winds 10 to 15 mph today, south tonight and Thursday. Norwalk temps: high 20 low 6. Births and deaths listed for local area.
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Norwalk
UAW Secures Four Day Work Week Study With Chrysler
The UAW gained a company union study on a four day 40 hour week as part of a tentative Chrysler contract. The agreement, announced before a possible walkout by 120,000 Chrysler workers, mirrors terms won from GM and Ford and includes wage increases and pension provisions.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Ford
Norwalk Considers Second City Charter Study Vote
Norwalk plans a May vote on electing a charter commission to frame a city charter. The council approved final reading of the ordinance amid procedural questions. Fifteen commissioners would be chosen if the main charter question passes.
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Norwalk
Hakes
Coletta
First Charter Commission
Charter Commission
Volunteers Rally To Save Wildlife After Frisco Oil Spill
Thousands of volunteers aided by Standard Oil employees fought a massive oil spill from a damaged tanker in San Francisco Bay and along the Pacific coast. The operation used ships, trucks, and engineers from Sixth Army at the Presidio to protect waterfowl amid tides and currents.
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Frisco
San Francisco
UPI
Bay Area
Standard Oil Co
Standard Oil of California
San Francisco Bay
Hardhat Standard Oil
Sixth Army
Presidio
Golden Gate Bridge
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Bay Area
Gerken Edwards Moved Up in Bank Leadership Changes
J Raymond Gerken elected chairman of The Huron County Banking Company board, with J F Ernsthausen named Honorary Chair. Wilbur C Edwards becomes president and CEO. Lewis C McLaughlin senior vice president. Ralph E Poth VP and cashier. Other officers include Wayne Leslie assistant VP and auditor and Ruth J Stark as first woman bank officer.
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J. Raymond Gerken
Norwalk Furniture Company
Huron County Banking Company
J.F. Ernsthausen
Wilbur C. Edwards
Lewis C. McLaughlin
Ralph E. Poth
Wayne Leslie
Gerken
Edwards
McDowell National Bank
Sharon
Pa McLaughlin
Milan
Poth
Norwalk
Fremont
Leslie
Perrysburg
Ohio
William J. Catalano
Lonnie Eagle
James Hawes
Ruth J. Stark
John M. Arthur
T.J. Ralston
Theodore Haydn
BankAmericard
Charles F. Furey, Jr
Mrs. Stark
Veteran Who Lost Leg In Viet Dies
Gary J. Heller 24 of Norwalk died unexpectedly Tuesday after hospital admission. A Vietnam Purple Heart recipient and left leg amputee, he served in the 1966 conflict and received a 1967 Veterans plaque. He worked as a bookkeeper and belonged to St. Paul Church and several veterans groups. Burial at St. Paul Cemetery followed funeral services at St. Paul Catholic Church.
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Domenic Coletta
Allen Hakes
Richard Cunningham
George F. Linn, Jr
Melvin Shipley
Viet
Gary J. Heller
Vietnam
Ted Heller
E. Chestnut St
Norwalk
Mr. Heller
St. Paul High School
Hug Concrete Paving, Inc
St. Paul Catholic Church
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Amvets
American Legion
Charles
U.S. Air Force
Texas
Gerald Stein
St. Paul Cemetery
Barbers See Long-Hair Trend Cut Profits Nationwide
Barbers from New York to Los Angeles report a 30 to 40 percent drop in business as long hair grows in popularity. Stylists note fewer repeat customers with long gaps between cuts, while barber schools respond by expanding styling courses to meet demand.
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New York City
Atlanta
Lubbock
Tex
Barber College
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts’ Institute of Technology
New York
Sam Caldera
Fresno
Calif
Baton Rouge
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Louisville
John Brugler
Ohio State University
Louis J. Scavone
Scavone
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio
Omaha
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Hawk’s Restaurant
Christopher Moore
Grove City
Moore
Ohio State
Charles F. Kurfess
Ohio State University Center For Business and Economic Research
Dayton
Youngstown
Ohio House of Representatives
Mack Pemberton
Richard Rowland
New London
John Sanders
Wakeman
John Walker
Gerald Runkle
Anna R. Exner
Berea
Ford Motor Co
Steven Robbins
George Gens
Drake Road
Robbins
Gens
Lovers Lane
Jack Charles
KSAN
Standard Oil
Gladys Gamache
Philip Manlet
Heaston- Hill
Eagles Lodge
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