Norwalk Hosts State Teener League Tourney With Nine Teams
Seven teams travel from Chillicothe and others to Norwalk for the State Teener League tournament to decide Ohio's Regional bid. Norwalk VFW Post 2743 won the host bid after officials visited. Norwalk opens against Struthers at 9 a.m. with single elimination.
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NAACP Convention May Endorse Peace Move at Last
Boston based convention closes amid reports it will urge an end to Vietnam fighting. The NAACP has kept peace and civil rights issues separate, but a West Coast leader warned the gathering could be seen as a picnic if no action on the peace resolution is taken.
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Rail shopcraft unions set to strike U S railroads
Six shopcraft unions planned a strike of 137000 workers after midnight amid White House and Congressional warnings of grave consequences. Officials say the walkout would hurt the economy and the Vietnam war effort as unions insist on action.
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Weather to clear with cool night and mild Sunday
Clearing cool tonight with a low in the 50s and a warmer Sunday. Northerly winds along the shore 10 to 18 knots today, light and variable tonight. Friday temperatures 54 to 70, humidity around 83 percent at 8 a.m., 51 percent at 2 p.m., 78 percent at 8 p.m. Births include Mr and Mrs Gene Miller of Route 18 a boy and Mr and Mrs Richard Stieber RD 3 a girl.
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Balloon Flight Planned at Norwalk Airport
A balloon with three passengers is set to launch at noon at Norwalk Airport north on 250. Passengers Bob Hayes of Akron Don Obers of Pittsburgh and Dave Heinschman of Fostoria will head south with the wind and try to stay aloft. This is Hayes third Norwalk flight today.
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Death Toll Rises in Newark Riots Across Nearby Towns
Rioting in Newark and adjacent towns escalates as gun battles with National Guardsmen leave 12 dead including a 10-year-old boy and over 650 injured. Looting, arson, and sniper attacks trigger armored patrols and mass arrests as chaos spreads to Orange East Orange and Plainfield.
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Pageant Fabulous Says County's Mary Donaldson
Cedar Point hosts Miss Ohio hopeful Mary Donaldson of New London after a long on stage showing poise and glare from cameras. She calls the pageant fabulous and notes nerves rise with final rounds looming as Mary aims for the top ten semi finals.
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Mary
Church Safe Cracker Mystery At East Main Church
The safe in the former Dewitt Furniture building behind the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church on East Main lies on its side after a remodeling project. Reverend C H Pearce says workers moved it from the kitchen to the back and pushed it out a window to remove it. The green old safe, likely tied to past furniture use and a beer garden history, has data unknown and invites anyone willing to attempt cracking it.
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LaRonde Rites At NF Sunday
Funeral services for David LaRonde age 15 of North Fairfield will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at the North Fairfield Methodist Church. He died Friday night from injuries after his bicycle was struck by a car driven by his father Earl LaRonde. Friends may call at Kubach Smith Funeral Home this afternoon and evening and until 12 30 p m Sunday when body will be transferred to the church for lying in state. Israel to receive US damages for Liberty attack in Middle East war with payment offered and inquiries deemed not justified by Secretary of State Dean Rusk to Senate committee.
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Hertenstein Heads Civil Rights Unit
James Hertenstein was named chairman of the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations by Mayor Harold Finch this morning. He succeeds James Schlader who remains on the committee. New appointees were Harry Gilbert and the Rev. Jesse Bradford. Re‑appointed were Edward S. Rubinow John R. Gerken Jr. and the Rev. T G S Whitney. Members continuing include Gladys Bender the Rev. William Bodart Howard Fisher Mrs. Helen Oglesby Stanley Pohl James Stewart and A Michael Sumser.
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Harold Finch
James Schlader
Finch
Caroline S. Ford
Harry Gilbert
Harris St
Jesse Bradford
Glover St
Edward S. Rubinow
John R. Gerken, Jr
T.G.S. Whitney
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William Bodart
Howard Fisher
Helen Oglesby
Stanley Pohl
James Stewart
A. Michael Sumser
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