Miss Tall Universe Linda Frantz crowned at Hamilton
Linda Sue Frantz a Bowling Green State University sophomore 20 won Miss Tall Universe at Hamilton Ontario Wednesday night. The 5 foot 11 inch student is the second BGSU contestant to win a pageant in a week and comes after Kathy Baumann was named Miss Ohio last week to compete in Miss America.
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Linda Sue Frantz
Bowling Green State University
BGSU
Miss Frantz
Hamilton
Ontario
Kathy Baumann
Buckeye
Armstrongs debate moon walk timing stirs mother worries
WAPAKONETA Ohio Viola Armstrong says proposed changes to the Apollo 11 schedule may deprive Neil Armstrong of needed rest before the historic moon walk. Other items report June personal income rise to 746.25 billion, Symington halts ABM session, Nixon to speak from White House during moon landing, and mission control delaying wake time.
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UPI
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Neil Armstrong
Washington
Commerce Department
Nixon
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
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Space Center
Houston
Apollo 11 Mission Control
Jack Riley
Mission Control
Neil A. Armstrong
Michael Collins
Edwin E. Aldrin
Riley
County Pleas For Flood Aid And Okinawa Moon Mission
County Engineer Urban Livengood warned the Huron County flood damages could reach 1.3 million and urged Congress for aid beyond Public Law 875 while detailing 26 bridges and 25 culverts at risk. In Houston the Luna 15 orbit was linked to Apollo 11 checks as Armstrong and colleagues pressed toward a moon landing.
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Huron County Highway Department
Urban Livengood
Livengood
House
Subcommittee On
Sandusky
James Wright
William Mount
Bulletin Space Center
Houston
UPI
Soviet Union
U. S
Frank Borman
Borman
M. V. Keldysh
Academy of Sciences of the Ussr
Edward K. Delong
UPS Space Winter Space Center
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
Michael Collins
Glynn Lunney
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Earth
Jodrell Bank Observatory
England
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Aldrin
Variable cloudiness and humid weather into Saturday
Weather bulletin shows highs in the mid to upper 80s today and Saturday with77 low 70s tonight through the weekend. Showers possible Sunday with 8 to 15 mph winds and higher thunderstorms. Norwalk highs 84 and 70, humidity 85 percent at 7 am and 1 pm, 77 at 7 pm.
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Norwalk
Nixon Urges Expanded Family Planning Program
President Nixon proposed an expanded national birth control and family planning effort with a goal that all who want services receive them within five years. He urged a new commission on population growth and the American future to study growth trends and federal state and local impacts, with interim findings in one year.
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Congress
Erie County
James C. Wright
Donald Clausen
Henry
Washington
UPI
Nixon
America
Commission
USS
House
Senate
Norwalk GI Hurt Diving
John Bignall 20 of 67 W Main St was critically injured in a diving accident at a lake in Westfield Mass He became paralyzed from the neck down after entering the water at an awkward angle His father said surgery is planned for Monday with a 50 50 chance of success Bignall a 1967 St Pauls High School graduate and U S Navy serviceman is hospitalized in Noble Hospital Room 210 Westfield Mass
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John Bignall
W. Main St
Wedsfield
Mass
Bignall
St. Paul’s High School
U.S. Navy
Noble
Norwalk Water Declared Safe After Tests
Health Department official says water is perfectly safe for all uses. Bacterial samples taken Tuesday and read Thursday were all negative after 48 hours. City spokesman notes a chlorine residual is maintained throughout the lines.
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Norwalk City
Health Department
Citizen Plans Campaign To Put Light Plant On Ballot
Norwalk resident James Zuber proposes buying the municipal light plant and placing a ballot question before voters in November. A Board of Elections official set an Aug. 6 filing deadline for petitions. Zuber argues private utility Ohio Edison would be the only viable buyer and cites higher outages and bills under city ownership.
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E. Elm Sr
Norwalk
Board of Elections
The
Reflector
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Ohio Edison
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