Clergy Oppose Wonderbar Liquor Permit Hearing
A second hearing is required for a D-2 permit for the Wonderbar in New London after school officials were not notified of the morning session. Twelve attended. Rev. Floyd Gaugler and Rev. Donald McKenzie spoke against the permit, arguing liquor sales harm people. The Inn hearing was canceled as the tavern changed hands from Dale and Mrs. Jackson to Edward and Mrs. Farnsworth.
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New London
Floyd Gaugler
Donald McKenzie
Gaugler
First United Methodist Church
Andrew Biro
McKenzie
First Baptist Church
Biro
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Dale Jackson
Edward Farnsworth
Jacksons
Sinatra’s Father Hospitalized Resting Comfortably in Houston
Martin Sinatra aged 74, a former prize fighter and fire department captain, lies resting comfortably at Methodist Hospital in Houston after entering Sunday for tests about an abdominal difficulty. He is accompanied by wife Natalie and son Frank. In Ohio, William Mallory 33, Ohio State defensive line coach, is named head coach at Miami University succeeding Bo Schembechler.
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Sinatra
Martin Sinatra
Frank Sinatra
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Fire Department
Natalie
Frank
UPI
Oxford
Ohio
William Mallory
Ohio State University
Miami University
Mallory
Miami
Bo Schembechler
University of Michigan
Sandusky
Ohio State
Yale University
Carmen Cozza
Ohio Senator Attacks USAID Civilians Abroad
Sen Stephen Young of Ohio criticizes USAID personnel as misfits who leave the United States for South Vietnam and Thailand. He claims divorced or poor credit risks take high salaries and join CIA operatives on pacification projects, aiding thefts of aircraft fuel and gasoline shipped to Thailand.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen Young
Dohio
Agency For International Development
United States
South Vietnam
Thailand
Young
CIA
U.S
New Orleans Starts Garrison Case Against Clay Shaw
The day of reckoning arrives as District Attorney Jim Garrison aims to prove Clay Shaw conspired to kill President John F Kennedy. Since February 1967 Garrison has claimed a solve and the courtroom set in New Orleans begins the trial today.
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New Orleans
UPI
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Clay Shaw
Garrison
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Swedes embrace premarital sex while condemning adultery
A government survey finds 98 percent of Swedes have sex before marriage while 90 percent oppose adultery. Professor Hans Zetterberg notes religion and morality no longer govern sexual behavior.
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Stockholm
UPI
Hans Zetterberg
Weather update and local life events in Norwalk
Cloudy with light drizzle and mild temperatures in Norwalk. Highs upper 30s to lower 40s, lows in the 30s. Wednesday and Thursday expect more clouds with chances of rain. winds light and variable. Births report two new daughters to local couples, a marriage license application, and a death notice for John P. Albert.
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Norwalk
Ohio economist condemns interstate economic warfare at assembly
Dr. Meno Lowenstein of Ohio University told 70 lawmakers at Burr Oak State Park that interstate economic warfare is short sighted. He urged focus on higher education over narrow technical training and warned against state nationalism. seminars covered taxation education and welfare.
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Burr Oak State Park
Ohio
UPI
Ohio General Assembly
Meno Lowenstein
Ohio University
Lowenstein
Nixon Rolls Up Sleeves on First Full Day in White House
President Nixon began his first full day with cautious diplomacy in Moscow and Paris while handling inaugural duties. He met the National Security Council at 2 p.m. and summoned Gen. Earle G. Wheeler at 3:30 p.m., signaling plans to elevate the NSC. He and his family returned to the White House after the long inaugural ball circuit at 1:30 a.m. EST.
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Washington
UPS
Nixon
White House
Moscow
Paris
National Security Council
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Perkins Marine Shot In Fight Satisfactory
A 20 year old Marine Dale Crist wounded in a family dispute says his stepfather Richard Henry shot him in the stomach and then was found dead. Crist remains in satisfactory condition at Crile Veterans Hospital while Erie County coroner Dr. Joseph Butler investigates the deaths and the circumstances.
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Richard Henry
Joseph Butler
Erie County
Cleveland
Crile Veterans Hospital
Dale Crist
Perkins Township
Vietnam
Henry
DeWitt Ave
Perkins
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Two Democrats Enter Primary For Norwalk City Council
Two Democrats John E. Arbogast and Paul W. Robinson filed petitions for the May Democratic primary in Norwalk. Arbogast seeks the First Ward seat and Robinson aims for an at large council seat.
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Norwalk
John E. Arbogast
Taylor Ave
Paul W. Robinson
Eastwood Drive
Board of Elections
Arbogast
Robinson
Order and Building
Johnson Corp
Bellevue
Charter Commission
Domenic Coletta
Commission
Herman McCreary
Coletta
Allen Hakes
G. Ira Liedorff
G. Thomas Hutton
Cemetery Remains In Private Hands
Woodlawn Cemetery Association will keep operating the cemetery after an annual trustees meeting. The group rejected a city takeover for now though J T Lendrum indicated he may bring the proposal back. The only other business was reviewing the financials showing a year end deficit offset by dividend interest.
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Woodlawn Cemetery Association
J.T. Lendrum
Cemetery Association
Lendrum
Missing Girl Calls Home In North Carolina Disappearance
Anne Swain an 18 year old Wilmington High senior and Mike Riley 18, son of a juvenile judge, disappeared two days ago. She called from North Carolina to tell her parents they are safe. Clinton County Sheriff Osborne said no reason was given for the disappearance.
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Wilmington
Ohio
UPI
Common Pleas Court
North Carolina
Clinton County
Donald Osborne
Anne Swain
Wilmington High School
Common Pleas
Luther Swain
Mike Riley
Riley
Wilmington College
Paul Riley
Osborne
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Monroeville
Thomas Hoyt
E. Main
David M. Galloway
Paper Mill Employe
Sandra C. Craig
John P. Albert
Greenwich
Richard M. Nixon
Washington Hilton Hotel
Vicki Lynne Cole
Deshler
Vicki
James A. Rhodes
Perkins Marine
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Melvin R. Laird
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Louis Nardecchia
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