Proximire Targets Kirwan’s Ditch for Spending Cuts
Senator William Proximire head of the joint economic committee urged cutting funds from Rep. Michael Kirwan’s Lake Erie-Ohio River Canal project. The canal is Kirwan’s flagship line in pork-barrel public works appropriations.
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Washington
UPI
William Proximire
Joint Economic Committee
Capitol
Mike Kirwan
Michael J. Kirwan
Dohio
House Public Works
America’s Surveyor 4 heads to moon for iron hunt
America’s Surveyor 4 robot prospected toward the moon to inspect an astronaut target site and search for iron on a rugged plain with a 50-50 chance of safe landing. If it succeeds, the 2290-pound craft will use a rotating TV camera a dirt digger and a magnet to study surface iron.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
America
Surveyor 4
Cleveland dancers chase 100 hour go go world record
Nanette Marchel 21 of Hollywood Florida and Karen Kiro 16 of Euclid Ohio passed the 62 hour mark in the world go go record they began Tuesday morning. They take turns dancing for an hour each and aim to reach 100 hours before stopping.
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Cleveland
UPI
Nanette Marchel
Hollywood
Fla
Karen Kiro
Euclid
Ohio
Mexico
Fifteen Thousand Shipyard Workers to be Paid at Armory
In Newport News Virginia fifteen thousand striking shipyard workers were to receive pay at an National Guard armory to prevent gatherings inside the shipyard where work on five nuclear submarines and other vessels has stalled. Police monitored bars near the plant amid violence reports.
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Newport News
UPI
National Guard
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Weather outlook and local notices from Thursday
Variable cloudiness and cooler tonight with a low in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Saturday mostly sunny and warmer. Lake Erie winds northerly 15 to 25 knots today, diminishing tonight. Temperatures Thursday 51 to 78, humidity readings in the morning and afternoon. Marriage licenses issued for Boyd and Butler of Norwalk. Births reported in Norwalk Vermilion and Delaware area. Death notices for Gwilym Harrison Shaw Brennan.
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Lake Erie
Seitz Plans 800000 Retail Development Here
Norwalk contractor James Seitz announced an $800000 six acre retail development along the N and W tracks Benedict Avenue. First phase includes three buildings housing Gordy’s Glass Lawson Dairy Store and a dry cleaners or barbershop salon with completion planned by December 1.
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N&w
Benedict Avenue
James Seitz
Norwalk
Gordy’s Glass
Benedict
Lawson Dairy
Whittlesey
Suhr
Summit
Seitz
Barman and
Seitz General Contractors
Teen dies after bicycle accident with father the driver
David George LaRonde aged 15 of 206 West Main Street North Fairfield died Thursday night after his bicycle skidded on gravel and he was pinned beneath a car driven by his father Earl LaRonde. He had delivered papers and worked at Sandusky Register. He was active in band and baseball and treasurer of the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship. Burial planned at North Fairfield Cemetery after services Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the North Fairfield Methodist Church with Rev. Daniel Carmany officiating. Surviving family includes his parents two sisters and maternal grandmother.
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North Fairfield
Earl LaRonde
David George LaRonde
W. Main St
LaRonde
David
North Man Street
New State Road
Dave
Homer Joseph
Earl la Ronde
Pat Renna
South Central High School
First Methodist Church of
Methodist
Nancy
Joan
George A. Burras
Kubach- Smith
Daniel Carmany
North Fairfield Cemetery
Newark Riots Prompt National Guard Crackdown
Rioting and arson sweep Newark as police and fire officials struggle to contain hundreds of looters. Gov. Hughes orders 2,000 guardsmen and 300 state troopers to restore order after a second straight night of unrest.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
New York City
Richard J. Hughes
Hugh J. Addonizzio
Hughes
Arthur Sills
New Jersey
Columbia to license revolutionary cigarette filter worldwide
Columbia University officials announced they accepted rights to a new cigarette filter and will license every cigarette maker globally. The move aims to make smoking materially safer for those unable to quit, with a separate corporation to handle tobacco company license sales despite support from Surgeon General Stewart and cancer groups.
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New York
UPI
Columbia University
William H. Stewart
American Cancer Society
Grayson Kirk
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Surveyor
Farnborough
England
Freddy
Mary Mitchell
Roy
Lorain, Ohio
Lorain
Erie
Ohio Edison Co
Ohio Edison
Lorain County
Erie County
Saigon
Aps
U.S. Air Force
North Vietnam
Navy
Air Force
7Th Fleet
Intrepid
United Nations
General Assembly
Israel
Jerusalem
Jordan
Security Council
Robert G. Boyd
Welder
Loraine G. Butler
William Caldwell
Mill St
Benjamin Elfers
Allen Darby
Daniel Gwilym
Oberlin
Elmer Carl Harrison
E. Main St
Ruth Shaw
New London
Sarah J. Brennan
Delaware
Norfolk and Western Railway
Gordy
Lawson
Norwalk Creek
Summit Street
Linwood Avenue
Esther Frey
Vincent Hipp
David Laronde
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