Urge More Negro History In Ohio Schools
The Ohio Federation of Teachers urged fuller Negro history coverage in schools. A resolution, passed unanimously, called for expanded use of supplementary materials. Phillip Brock, a Dayton teacher, cited the neglect in current textbooks and Ohio school efforts.
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Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Phillip Brock
Dayton
United States
Brock
Mansfield teachers seek large pay hikes in two groups
Mansfield Ohio officials weigh requests from two teachers groups. The Mansfield Education Association seeks an extra 406000 dollars in salaries for the next school year. The Mansfield Federation of Teachers wants about 483000 dollars more this year and an additional 667000 next year.
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Mansfield, Ohio
UPI
Board of Education
Mansfield Edication Association
Mansfield Federation of Teachers
Nixon Romney Slant Dominates GOP Strategy Debate
In New Orleans GOP leaders split over the 1968 nomination race with many predicting a Nixon Romney two horse contest while others warn an open convention may yield a compromise candidate after favorite son stalemate. Gov. Rhodes, at the GOP meeting, argues job growth is the decisive campaign issue citing Ohio’s 1966 industrial development award as proof.
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New Orleans
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
GOP
National Committee
Ohio
Society of Realtors
Moscow snubs Johnson plea on arms and aid cooperation
The Kremlin rejected President Johnson's call for Soviet American cooperation on arms and population control and aid for underdeveloped nations. Vietnam is cited as a major obstacle to improving ties. Llewellyn E. Thompson presented credentials to President Podgorny at the Kremlin ceremony.
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Moscow
Upi
Kremlin
Johnson
Vietnam
Llewellyn E. Thompson
U.S
Nikolai Podgorny
Thompson
Police link three men to nude bar streaking fad
New Haven Michigan police charged three men, alleged members of the Outlaws motorcycle gang, with taking part in a new fad called streaking. They reportedly drove to ten bars Saturday night, parked, strolled through nude, and left.
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New Haven
Mich
UPI
Outlaws
Welcome Home Marine John Robertson Returns to Dallas
Marines Sgt. John Robertson 22 arrived home to a joyous welcome in Dallas. Signs along the route read welcome home warrior and hail to thee as a band played before a schedule change. Family members expressed relief after weeks of concern over his Vietnam service.
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Dallas
UPI
John Robertson
Warrior
John
Vietnam
R.S
Cleveland mother of 14 arrested on bootleg joint charge
Lula Guyon, 48, mother of 14, was arrested in her east side apartment while preparing to go to church with a Bible. She was charged with keeping a place where liquor was illegally sold, according to area liquor enforcement chief Ralph E. Kreiger.
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Cleveland
UPI
East Side
Ralph E. Kreiger
Lula Guyon
Weather and notices from The Record
Partly cloudy and warm through tonight with windy conditions. High 60 to 66, low 40 to 45. Tuesday brings variable clouds and a chance of evening showers. Sunrise 7 47 a m Sunset 5 32 p m. Birth Mr and Mrs Donald Ward Berlin Heights son. Deaths Sherman D Dimon 58 Norwalk John I Thomas 43 former Willard resident Daisy Gates 80 Willard Leon J Wolfe 78 Willard Karl A Scheid 80 Monroeville Ida Mae Pifer 90 Nova Elizabeth Mahl 91 Willard Robert Paul Davis 12 Collins Otto F Miller 71 Attica.
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Sherman D. Dimon
Norwalk
John I. Thomas
Willard
Daisy R. Gates
Willard Leon J. Wolfe
Willard Karl A. Scheid
Monroeville
Ida Mae Pifer
Nova
Elizabeth Mahl
Willard Robert Paul Davis
Collins Otto F. Miller
Attica
Gunman Robs Guard At Sandusky Soldier’s Home
A guard at the Sandusky Soldier’s Home was robbed at gunpoint of $12 early today. The assailant, described as a tall man with a scar on the face, fled on foot toward Milan Road after ordering the guard to lie on the floor. The incident occurred around 4 30 a m.
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Sandusky
Jack Greenwalt
Greenwalt
Milan Road
Pickup Driver Killed In Highway Crash Near Bellevue
A 71 year old Attica man Otto F Miller died when his pickup veered off State Route 269 five miles south of Bellevue in Seneca County. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Bellevue Hospital. The accident occurred at 9 30 p m and state highway patrol at Norwalk Post handle the investigation with no other details available.
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Attica
Bellevue
Bellevue Hos
Pital
Otto F. Miller
West Attica
Seneca County
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Johnson seeks 4.1 billion for elderly Social Security boosts
President Johnson asks Congress for 4.1 billion in expanded elderly benefits with a 20 percent Social Security increase funded by higher payroll taxes. Proposals include 15 to 59 percent raises for 23 million beneficiaries, staged wage tax ceilings, higher Medicare-linked rates, and enhanced minimums for couples and individuals plus expanded special benefits for 72 plus recipients.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Dimon Dies at 58 Norwalk Real Estate Leader
Sherman D. Dimon 58 Norwalk real estate man and Zoning Commission member died Sunday after hospital admission. Born May 20 1908 he lived at 1025 S Linwood Ave. Survived by wife Helen a son Stephen and four grandchildren. Funeral 3:30 PM Tuesday at St Pauls Episcopal Church Woodlawn Cemetery memorials Heart Fund.
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Sherman D. Dimon
Norwalk
Ohio State Highway Department
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
American Right of Way Association
T.G.S. Whitney
Woodlawn
Heart Fund
Heaston-Hile Funeral Home
June In January Warm Spell Hits Norwalk
Norwalk woke to 60 degree skies as a mild January morning defied expectations. Ray Whitbeck and staff at the Norwalk Sewage Treatment Plant reported 60 highs and 55 lows with forecasts calling for higher temperatures and potential records. Regional bureaus noted the warm spell as possibly record breaking for the date and January.
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Norwalk
Ray Whitbeck
Ohio
Primary Race Sets for Norwalk Mayoral and Council Seats
Joe E. Dudley filed for the Republican mayoral nomination to oppose incumbent Harold E. Finch in the May 2 primary. Russell E. Cunningham, the Republican ward two councilman, and Domenic Coletta also filed petitions for the council seat in ward two.
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Republican Party
Norwalk
Joe E. Dudley
Harold E. Finch
Russell E. Cunningham
Domenic Coletta
Assailants Attack Nearly Blind Avery Man
Robert Ross, 41, nearly blind, was assaulted early near Avery when two men forced him into a car to start it. Ross pressed the horn and was struck, then the attackers fled south on foot. Norwalk and Milan police alerted. sheriff’s office investigates.
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Erie County Sheriff's Office
Robert Ross
Ross
Norwalk
Milan
Sheriff’s Office
Norwalk Teachers Present Salary Schedule For Negotiation
Norwalk teachers presented a proposed salary schedule to a board of education committee in a two hour session. Board president Dr William B Holman said no financial figures would be released during negotiations and described the meeting as harmonious. An additional negotiating session is planned for Saturday with board members Holman Miller and Corbin meeting teachers Elmer Smith Thomas Heckelman and Richard Vogt representing the association.
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Norwalk
Holman
Paul Miller
Sturgis Corbin
Elmer Smith
Teachers’ Association
Thomas Heckelman
Richard Vogt
Norwalk Teachers Association
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San
Robert Butler
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Calif
San Francisco
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