Romania challenges Russia over Bessarabia claim
Romania, seen as a new maverick in the Communist bloc, reportedly challenged Moscow over the postwar annexation of Bessarabia. Romanian leaders push for greater independence from the Soviet Union, signaling a warning in their rising dispute with the Kremlin, diplomats said.
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Goldwater disqualification claim sparks Republican row
Gov. Scranton accuses Barry Goldwater of disqualifying himself from the presidential race by stating he cannot beat Lyndon Johnson. The remark, attributed to Goldwater in an overseas paper, drew sharp criticism at a hurried news conference in Chicago.
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Weather and notices brief with a birth and marriage
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of thundershowers tonight and Thursday. Highs near 80 to 85, lows around 60 to 65. Marriage license issued to Paul W. Lingle and Sandra L. Sutherland. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. James Gilson a girl born at 29 Morley Drive.
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Mailman Detours Junk Mail To Garage in Water Mill
Lorin F. Shipper, a 75 year old postal worker who retired in 1956, stored undelivered mail in his garage along with two vintage cars. Authorities found more than two tons of mail including first class pieces and toothpaste samples dating mainly from 1953 to 1955. No prosecution. five year statute of limitations expired. Shipper cited illness and poor winter mobility for his selective editing of deliveries.
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Milan Residents Seek Delay In Consideration Of Merger
Milan residents petitioned the Milan Berlin merger, asking the board to withdraw its Erie County application and reconsider with more information. The board defended the merger while signaling space and cost concerns and noting a likely need for rapid action.
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Robert Stein
J.H. Hilsinger
Erie County Board of Education
Erie County Board
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Willard Native Decorated In South Viet Nam
Willard native Army Captain Jack T. Gordon received the Purple Heart in Vietnam where he serves with the U S Military Assistance Advisory Group. He joined the Army in 1958 and is 29 with a Willard High School 1952 diploma and a Kent State University 1957 degree. his wife Patricia and two children live in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Patient Sets Out For Norrwood From Cleveland to Norwalk
A former nursing home patient operated by Eugene Woods was found in Lorain County while attempting to walk from Cleveland to Norwalk. The case connects to Milton Dezendorf, 74, found by a railroad track while trying to reach the Norrwood Christian Home in Norwalk.
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Milan Berlin merger viewed as more beneficial than Norwalk plan
Milan officials released statistics arguing that merging with Berlin schools is financially better than consolidating with Norwalk. The report states Norwalk could not house Milan high school students without extra space and that Milan's tax rate would rise almost as much as building a new Milan Berlin high school. It cites 1966 projections: Norwalk High School enrollment 840, Milan High School about 300, total 1140, compared with Norwalk’s 1962 63 senior and junior high total of 1095 before changes.
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Norwalk Considers Bulk Water Ordinance First Reading
Norwalk City Council tackles a bulk water ordinance defining 500 gallon units and restricting sales when Memorial Lake is six feet below the spillway. A $50 fine is proposed for violations and sales would require separate meters.
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Memorial Lake
William Saladin
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