Stevenson dies in London while on U.N. mission
United Nations observer Adlai E. Stevenson died in London as the U.S. mission to the UN announced. He had met British leaders including Michael Stewart and Harold Wilson, and was en route from Geneva where he addressed ECOSOC. No cause of death was released and he appeared in good health earlier.
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UPI
Adlai EF. Stevenson
London
United States
Stevenson
Geneva
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Ecosoc
Unemployment in Huron County and local appointments
In Huron County the week ending July 10 saw 36 new unemployment claims and a rise in long term jobless to 102, up from 82 the prior week. Don F. Halter was appointed to the Police Relief Pension Fund board replacing the late Harold Veitch.
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Huron County
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Don F. Halter
N. Pleasant Sr
Police Relief Pension Fund Board
Harold Veitch
Veitch
Department
Weather and notices brief from The Record
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers ending by evening. High 89 to 92, cooler tonight. Thursday mostly sunny and cooler. Sunrise 5 06 a.m. sunset 8 00 p.m. Tuesday high 89 low 68. MARRIAGE LICENSE GRANTED Jerome J Leto and Grace M Stagner Norwalk waitrease Joe Laney and Treva Karolyn King Greenwich. DEATHS Florence Fisher 54 Norman Edward Britton 54 Gertrude Barker 74.
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Norwalk
Grace M. Stagner
Joe Laney
Plymouth
Treva
Karolyn King
Greenwich
Ruckus Over New Sucummin Hole Ends With Injury
An Eastwood Village man, Lawrence Bresson, 39, was hit by a car while tackling a youth fleeing from a private pool on Gallup and Ontario Streets. He is listed in fairly good condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with back injuries. The driver was Paul William Robinson Jr., 80 Eastwood Drive. Police say three youths jumped a fence to swim. Bresson tackled the chase, and Robinson braked too late. Witness Ted Reineck, 15 Indian Terrace, reported the incident.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Bresson
Indian Terrace
Paul
William Robinson, Jr
Eastwood Drive
Bresson
Robinson
Gallup
Ontario
Maximillian Nicholas Holtz
Parsons
Holtz
Parsons St
Norwalk approves 1966 budget and staff changes
The Norwalk Board of Education adopted a 1966 budget of 1,445,720 and approved 19 new teachers while accepting five resignations. It authorized remodeling plans for the Reflector-Herald building to serve as offices and OK'd a gate at the Municipal Pool to speed emergency responses.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Sturgis R. Corbin
Reflector-Herald
Park and Recreation Board
Paul Miller
Harold Finch
Tom Heckelman
Fire Department
Mariner 4 Begins Martian Photo Quest From Space
NASA s Mariner 4 project under JPL command launches a 144-million mile Martian mission. The craft turns its sensors toward Mars and starts the shutter in a 25 minute sweep with first images expected Friday.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Mariner 4
Earth
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Johannesburg
South Africa
Moon
Sheppard Decision Upheld by 6th Circuit
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a bid to reconsider ordering Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard back to prison to serve a life term for the murder of his wife. He has been free on bond while pursuing his appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPI
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Federal District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Rocky River
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Supreme Court
New London to Vote on $150,000 Water Bond
A special council meeting approved a $150,000 water line improvement bond issue for 25 years and placed it on the November ballot by a four to one vote. An ordinance to hire special counsel for bond paperwork gained second reading. third reading set for July 20.
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New London
Board of Public Affairs
Burglar Steals From Two Milan Ave. Businesses
A burglar broke windows at Joe's Gulf Station and Zuber's Drive-Inn on Milan Avenue during the night. Four dollars was stolen from the station after entry through a broken window. At Zuber's Drive-Inn, no money was taken but food was eaten from the premises. A witness, Robert E. Silcox, described the suspected intruder as six feet tall with bushy hair in a suit coat. Police investigated after a call at 11:52 p.m. and another at 1:27 a.m.
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Milan Ave
Horseshoe Bar
Robert E. Silcox
Cline St
Joe’s Gulf Station
Silcox
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Zuber’s Drive-Inn
Milan
Violent midwest storm front savages towns across region
A midsummer storm system drenched the Midwest and extended to Texas and New Mexico. Chicago saw blinding rain and fierce lightning, while Quincy Illinois endured 2.15 inches of rain in an hour. Sycamore and Fox Lake faced heavy rain and downed trees as winds gusted across northern Illinois and southeastern Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Quincy
Ill
Mississippi River
Bluffs
Illinois
Wisconsin
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Fox Lake
Milwaukee
Wis
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Kan
Texas
New Mexico
Norwalk Council Adopts Emergency Bond Award
A special Norwalk City Council meeting adopted an emergency resolution approving a bond issue for sewage system improvements. The city awarded 96000 dollars in bonds to Ball Burge and Krans of Cleveland at an interest rate of 3.125 percent.
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Norwalk
Ball, Burge, and Krans
Cleveland
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