Norwalk Sewer Collapse Triggers Delayed Federal Aid
Norwalk faces an 18 inch sewer collapse on Route 20 forcing 1,200 feet to be relocated if moved north. The city must refile for federal funds now under the Interior Department program, with a $159,870 request and planning grant, while delays push completion toward spring.
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Norwalk
Mead Motor Sales
Fanny Farmer
Morley Price
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Department of Interior
Price
Huron Regional Planning Commission
Ohio Basin Regional Office
Red Star slams Clifford as hawk in militarization push
Red Star labels Defense Secretary-Designate Clark Clifford a real hawk with a sharp beak and tenacious claws urging a stronger U S buildup and expanded aggression. Fulbright attends presidential breakfast amid surprise invitation to join leaders. Lausche rivals Saxbe clash described at a Washington news conference.
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Moscow
UPI
Red Star
Defense
Clark Clifford
United States
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
Disc Jockey On Ice Seeks 163 Hour Broadcast Record
In Oxford Ohio 21 year old Terry Wilson aims to break the 163 hour nonstop broadcasting record on WOXR. He began at 1 15 p m Friday and must continue until 9 15 a m Friday next to surpass the Chicago set mark.
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Oxford
Ohio
UPI
WOXR
Terry Wilson
Terry
Chicago
Couple Appears In Court On First Degree Manslaughter Charge
Jeraldine Milo and Daniel Patrick faced first degree manslaughter charges in Shelby Municipal Court. A preliminary hearing was postponed to Monday to allow attorneys, bond set at 10000 each, and Judge Morris appointed F H Poland as counsel. The death of Milo’s 19 month old Teresa, ruled a homicide by Coroner Dr. Robert Wolford, cited multiple bodily injuries.
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Shelby
Jeraldine Milo
Shiloh
Daniel Patrick
Mansfield
W. R. Morris
Shelby Municipal Court
F. H. Poland
Shellnes
Teresa
Municipal Hospital
Richland County
Robert Wolford
Milo
Shirley Whisler
Patrick
Roger Hampton
Marines Raise Flag After Battle at U.S. Embassy Saigon
In Saigon the embassy compound withstood a six hour guerrilla assault. Marines and MP units battled snipers on the roof and grounds. Nineteen Viet Cong were killed. Ambassador Bunker declared Saigon secure.
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Saigon
UPS
Col
George Jacobson
Jacobson
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Diet pills risk fatal heart attack from digitalis
Oregon's chief medical investigator Dr. Russell C. Henry told a Senate subcommittee that diet pills containing digitalis can cause fatal heart attacks in normal people even at prescribed doses. He called digitalis a powerful poison and unsuitable for obesity treatment.
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Washington
UPI
Oregon
Russell C. Henry
Oregon Board of Health
Senate
Clemency for Decourcy Committee Plans Three Day Fast
About 55 Antioch College students from Yellow Springs Ohio form the Clemency for Decourcy Committee and begin a three day fast in Cincinnati and Columbus in support of Decourcy Squire an 18 year old Morgantown West Virginia protester jailed after a December 7 sit in at the Army induction center.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Clemency For
Army Induction Center
Weather and Local Births and Deaths Report
Occasional light rain and rising temperatures tonight with a low in the 30s. Rain and warmer Thursday. Norwalk highs Tuesday 32 to 35. Precipitation 0.33 inches in 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Births: Mr and Mrs Edward Feber of New London, a girl. Deaths: Myrtle E White age 86 of 92 Benedict Ave and Alma E Leis age 62 of 7 Spring St.
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Norwalk
Edward Feber
New London
F-T
Myrtle E. White
Benedict Ave
Alma E. Leis
Spring St
South Korea urges broad US retaliation over Pueblo hijack
South Korea’s intelligence chief Lee Byung Doo urged the United States to strike multiple North Korean cities after the Pueblo seizure. He warned a widespread attack would deter an invasion of the South and compel Premier Kim Il Sung to back down.
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Seoul
UPS
United States
North Korea
South
Lee Byung Doo
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Wonsan
South Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Kim Il Sung
Two Accidents Reported on Route 61 Near Norwalk
State Highway Patrol reported two incidents on Route 61. Ruth Reed 22 of North Fairfield lost control on wet pavement and hit a large tree. Thomas Wallace Berlin Heights skidded into a stop sign, backed up, turned, and hit a route marker. he was cited for speeding.
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State Highway Patrol
Norwalk
Ruth A. Reed
North Fairfield
Thomas Wallace
Berlin Heights
Wallace
Jeffrey Strickler
Darrow Road
Strickler
William Schneider
Huron
Erie Sheriff's Department
Schneider
EHOVE receives $875958 federal funds for Vocational School
The EHOVE Vocational School takes in a $875,958 federal payment, about half of the $1.732 million promised, to cover current construction costs as promised under the Vocational Education Act. Superintendent Creighton Christ notes the relief of receiving the funds. Fire damages three machines at Janesville Cotton Mill on St Mary's Street, with no loss estimate yet. Chief Kenneth Link praises plant workers for preventing a larger blaze. Allan Shankman elected chair of the Norwalk Chamber Merchants Division, first event a George Washington Day sale. Two Monroeville residents are treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after workplace injuries at Norwalk Furniture Co and Janetta and Herner Construction Co.
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Ehove Vocational School
State Board of Education
EHOVE
Creighton Christ
Vocational School
Janesville
St. Mary’s Street
Kenneth Link
Allan Shankman
Maxie Tire & Supply Co
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
George Washington
Monroeville
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
George Merrill
Norwalk Furniture Co
Walter Grell
Grell
Janetta and Herner Construction Co
Suit Against Fast Foods Is Dismissed In Huron County
A lawsuit over the Fast Foods Mart construction at Benedict Avenue and Elm Street was dismissed in Huron County Common Pleas Court. The Burras filed suit on January 7, 1965 seeking damages of 10 000 or 50 per month against Robert C. Price and wife.
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Fast Foods Mart
Benedict Avenue
Elm Street
Huron County Common Pleas Court
L. W. Burras
Robert C. Price
Norwood Ave
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Indira Gandhi
India
North Vietnam
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Ner As
Mrs. Milo
Capt
Hampton
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