Wakeman rescinds police firing and accepts resignation
Wakeman village officials announce acceptance of Police Chief David Ortner’s resignation and rescind the suspension. The release cites a misunderstanding over resignation submission and notes Ortner moves to a new job. A July council meeting will appoint a replacement for R H Brickely and set the 1969 budget.
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Wakeman
David Ortner
Paul J. Burns
Burns
Ortner
Council
R.H. Brickely
Gerald Eaton
Singer Rogers Recovers After Brain Operations
Jim Rogers, released from St. Vincent's Hospital after his third brain operation, appears without bandages in Los Angeles and says doctors consider the procedure a complete success. Police Chief Michael Blackwell in Cleveland announces a citywide crackdown on vice, including gambling and prostitution, after a newspaper reports a $4,500 weekly poker game.
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Rogers
Jimmy Rogers
St. Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
UPI
Cleveland
Michael Blackwell
Vice
Blackwell
Department
Secret Service watches man after pennies sale bid
Dennis L. Uranis, 37, was arrested in Ozaukee County after offering to sell 11 defaced pennies for 250 dollars. He minted marks on the coins to boost value and allegedly swallowed them. X rays found a metallic object in his stomach. The act was described as a federal offense.
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Port Washington, Wis
UPI
Secret Service
Dennis L. Uranis
Uranis
Ozaukee County
Uranus
Thieu Seeks Pacific Meeting With Johnson Within Weeks
President Nguyen Van Thieu said he wants to meet President Johnson in the Pacific in the next few weeks to discuss important matters. He also postponed a two week U S visit planned for later this month.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Johnson
Pacific
Thieu
United States
Bachmann Aims to End Life In Prison Ward
Josef Bachmann, 23, accused of shooting Rudi Dutschke, made a third suicide attempt in Tegel Prison. At breakfast he broke a tablespoon handle and swallowed it. earlier he rammed a window and on June 9 tried to hang himself, with X rays ordered to assess possible surgery.
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Berlin
UPI
Josef Bachmann
Rudi Dutschke
Justice
Tegel
Norwalk Weather Benefits From Warm Sun and Showers Risk
Mostly sunny and warm today with a chance of scattered thundery showers this evening. Highs mid to upper 80s, tonight partly cloudy and humid with more showers possible. Sunday highs near 84 in Norwalk and lows around 54 with no rainfall reported. Births marriages and deaths noted in local notices follow.
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Norwalk
Explosive Shatters City Mailbox On Norwood Avenue
A powerful blast destroyed a blue mailbox at 161 Norwood Ave on Sunday morning. Emerson Jonas reported the explosion at 7 01 am after a man fled in a dark compact car. No motive or suspects were identified and the mailbox was replaced with a bright blue one.
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Norwalk
Emerson Jonas
Norwood Ave
Jonas
Clayton Bick
Bick
Jonases
Mrs. Jonas
Norwood Avenue
Encie Jonas
Encie
China to deploy nuclear missiles on U.S. cities by 1972 study says
A Hoover Institution draft for the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency projects a 1969 to 1972 Great Leap forward ending amid turmoil with Mao’s downfall in 1972. It foresees intercontinental missiles with dirty warheads, sub fleets near Hawaii, and cautious arms control moves despite ongoing hostility toward the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Richard M. Harnett
Stanford, Calif
UPI
China
U.S
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
U.S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Mao Tsetung
Hawaii
United States
Soviet Union
Riley Low Bidder For Water Line
San dusky Erie County Commissioners chose Riley of Norwalk as the lowest bid for the EHOVE waterline project with 235 124 dollars. The engineer projected 240 930 dollars as the estimate and several bidders joined the competition. The line links Milan along Route 250 to the EHOVE Vocational School near Avery to support September opening. A fence breach caused a sheep roundup on Fryen Street. a Kramer of 57 Cline Street faces a citation for permitting livestock to run at large.
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Sandusky
Leon Riley
Norwalk
EHOVE
Erie County Commissioners
Riley
Milan
Ehove Vocational School
Avery
Avon
Elmer Borchardt
Castalia
McDaniel Construction
Amherst
Price Construction
Scagnetti Construction
Bellevue
United Utility Inc
Dayton
Fryen Street
Harry W. Kramer
Cline St
Knute Daugherty
Ptl
Fred Lau
Kramer
Milan Manor Annexation Petition Filed For 283acre Development
Developers Robert F. Brimer and wife filed to annex 283 acre Milan Manor off Old State Road with Huron County commissioners. A Sept 23 hearing was set to discuss water service from Milan. The tract lies in Norwich Township within Milan School District. A separate case saw a $25 000 civil suit from John F Darnell vs Susan Eastman with Eastman counterclaim for $37 000 after a June 4 1966 intersection collision at Johnson and Peru Center Roads.
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Milan Manor
Old State Road
Milan
Huron County Commissioners
Robert F. Brimer
Norwalk Township
Huron County Common
John F. Darnell
Monroeville
Susan Eastman
Garfield Heights
Johnson and
Peru Center Roads
Blaiberg Makes Dramatic Recovery From Heart Transplant
In Cape Town Dr Philip Blaiberg, famed as the longest surviving heart transplant patient, shows dramatic improvement after weeks of weakness. Doctors say no further emergency treatment is anticipated and his general condition has clearly improved.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Groote Schurz Hospital
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Eileen
Newsmen
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