Eisenhower Brother Edgar In Satisfactory Condition After Stroke
Edgar Eisenhower 82, brother of the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower, is in satisfactory condition after a Saturday stroke. The physician said brain damage limits speech and understanding, with unlikely recovery of communication but possible ability to walk despite slight weakness on one side.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPI
Edgar Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Hoffa Pension Fight Prompts Emeritus Title Debate
UPI reports Teamsters sources say a $75,000 yearly pension is planned for imprisoned former President Jimmy Hoffa with a lifetime title of President Emeritus. Some sources mention Hoffa seeking a $1 million lump settlement instead of the pension.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Traffic Toll Passes 600 In Holiday Weekend Disastrous
United Press International reports the holiday traffic toll topped 600 early today with delayed reports still coming in. The National Safety Council called the weekend disastrous and had forecast 520 to 620 highway deaths from 6 p.m. Friday through the weekend.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Four Injured In Plane Crash In Simsbury Connecticut
Four members of the Roger Davis family were injured when their private plane failed to gain altitude after takeoff from a private airport near the Ohio Turnpike. The pilot and two daughters, Lorraine 14 and Debra 15, were in satisfactory condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Davis was moved to Good Samaritan Hospital in Sandusky in fair condition. The aircraft belonged to Westover Airport Aero Club in Massachusetts.
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Connecticut
The
Highway Patrol
Roger Davis
Simsbury
Conn
Homestead Inn
U.S. 250
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Davis
Lorraine
Debra
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Tropical Storm Arlene Tests Massachusetts Coast Before Veering Out to Sea
Arlene, the season’s first tropical storm, lashed the Massachusetts coast with gale winds before turning east and dissipating over open sea. At 9 a.m. its position was about 160 miles southeast of Nantucket, at latitude 39.3 N, longitude 68.0 W.
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Miami
UPS
Arlene
Massachusetts
Nantucket
Robbers Take About 6000 From Northfield Track
Armed men robbed Northfield Race Track early Monday, breaking into three safes in the general office, accounting office and Berlo Vending Co. offices. Guards John Ryba and Thomas Hermensky were tied up at gunpoint during the heist.
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Northfield Village
Ohio
UPI
Northfield
John Ryba
Thomas Hermensky
Berlo Vending Co
Berlo
Weather and notices for Norwalk area
Partly cloudy with highs upper 70s to low 80s. Clear nights with 60s. Mostly sunny Wednesday with 70s. Rain chances 20 today, 10 tonight and Wednesday. Norwalk highs 86, lows 65. Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples. Deaths announced for several residents including John J Mesenburg and Floyd R Rockwell.
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Norwalk
John J. Mesenburg
Floyd R. Rockwell
Milan
John M. More
Elizabeth M. Smith
Willard
Joseph F. Patrick
Clara Putnoky
Berlin Heights
Clarence W. Price
New London
Paul G. Schneider
Gibsonburg
Kelvin K. Hunter
Norwalk Hosts Weekend Fourth of July Festivities
Norwalk celebrated Independence Day with a two day program at VFW park featuring fireworks, barbecued chicken and games. Monday parade along Main Street included 92 units with bands, horses, guards, and civic floats. St Paul and Norwalk High Schools won top marching spots. Amherst Strutters and Lorain Donnettes won in other categories.
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Main Street
St. Paul
Norwalk
Amherst Strutters
Lorain
Donnettes
Windy Beard
Elyria
Huron
Attica
Milan
U.S. 250
Avery
Norwalk Church of Christ
Collins Bronco Busters
Norwalk Drifters
Ed Todd
Bellevue
Sandusky Shrine
L. Somsak
Cleveland
Joyce Sanders
Norwood Ave
Uncle Sam
Cheryll
Drum and Baton Corps
Satchmo Armstrong Dies at 71 Years Old
Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo dies at home in Corona Queens at 71 after kidney and heart illness. He had recently left Beth Israel Medical Center and was striving for a comeback, with publicists Bill Doll Associates announcing the death. President Nixon sent a telegram reflecting the star’s fame.
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New York
UPI
Louis “Satchmo
Armstrong
Beth Israel Medical Center
Corona
Queens
Bill Doll Associates
Louie
Beth Israel Hospital
Nixon
Nixon May Lose House Backing Over Vietnam Peace Offer
A UPI report notes House lawmakers from both parties increasingly favor ending U.S. involvement in Vietnam if the Viet Cong proposal includes return of all American POWs. Nixon officials say the offer will be studied before deciding on withdrawal, tied to Saigon's survival viability.
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Washington
Vietnam
Paris
United States
Nixon
House
Senate
Saigon
Norwalk Salvation Army Envoys Transferred to Akron Temple
Salvation Army envoys David and Sandie Swankie will be reassigned to the Akron Temple and depart Norwalk this Wednesday. Lt. and Mrs. Gerald Hitzka, formerly at Akron Temple, will replace them in Norwalk. David Hale filed a petition to run for mayor of Greenwich, his first bid. Incumbent Lloyd Patton and Councilman George Fetter have filed petitions but not yet.
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Norwalk
Salvation Army
David
Sandie Swankie
Akron Temple
Swankie
Gerald Hitzka
David Hale
Greenwich
Board of Elections
Hale
Lloyd Patton
George Fetter
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