Sidewalk Sale Gains Momentum Across Norwalk Stores
Twenty eight Norwalk shops join the fifth annual Sidewalk Sale this weekend with merchandise displayed along downtown. Stores open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Saturday. Retail committee member Mark Beeman notes the sale’s momentum as bargains spill onto the street with easy access for shoppers. Participating merchants include Ringholz and Meyers Grants Woolworths Pohl Fashion Shoppe Huron County Automobile Club Singer Sewing Center and many more.
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Norwalk
Mark Beeman
Chamber of Commerce
Penney’s
Ringholz and Meyers, Grants, Woolworth’s
Pohl’s, Fashion Shoppe
Huron County Automobile Club
Singer Sewing Center
Card and Gift Shop
Uhlmans, K and H Drug
Amsel Shoe Store
Penneys, Johnson’s
Kohlmyer Ace Hardware
Pope Urges No Trial to Spare Prisoners
In Castel Gandolfo Pope Paul VI pleaded with North Vietnamese leaders at a weekly audience to spare American prisoners and avoid further evils for the world. The appeal emphasized mercy and the danger of prolonging conflict.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
UPI
Paul VI
Nurses face mass resignations across Bay Area hospitals
Bargaining to avert 3500 nurses resigning over pay collapsed. CNA urged 33 San Francisco Bay Area hospitals to accept two week notices, with about 1200 nurses signaling intent to quit immediately.
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San Francisco
UPS
California Nurses Association
CNA
San Francisco Bay Area
Kennedy urges two China UN policy to protect Formosa
Senator Edward M. Kennedy calls for a two China approach in the United Nations. He argues the U N should protect Formosa while allowing red China entry, saying the challenge must be met first in the international forum for peace.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
United States
China
United Nations
Formosa
U.N
International Forum
Baby found in toilet at Ohio park near Napoleon
The body of a two month old girl was found Tuesday in a toilet at a roadside park on Ohio 24 just east of Napoleon in Henry County. The state Highway Patrol and Henry County Sheriff's Office continued their investigation today.
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Napoleon, Ohio
Weather and civil notices preview a calm day ahead
Sunny and cool today with a high of 72 to 77 and clear cold tonight with a low of 50 to 56. Tomorrow remains sunny and cool. Sunrise 5 11 a m Sunset 7 56 p m Tuesday highs near 87 and low near 57. Marriage license issued for Donald L Scott and Patricia Ann Cook. Births listed for Freeman Goldman Walker. Deaths include Charlie Roberts Mrs Carter and Mrs Burk Dudley.
Gemini 10 Astronauts Cleared for Full 43 Orbit Mission
John Young and Michael Collins were given the go for a full 43 orbit Gemini 10 flight. They planned a space walk and attempted rendezvous with Agena 8 while navigating limited steering fuel and prior air system issues. Collins would exit the capsule on a 50 foot tether if fuel and conditions permit.
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Collins
Young
Zot
Four-time driver cited in fatal New Haven crash
Eugene R. White 18 faced a fourth traffic citation since September for reckless operation as his car struck Eldon Murray family members on Fort Ball Road injuring four. The Murrays include a 7-year-old and a 4-year-old who died. another died Tuesday. White's Ohio record shows prior speeding waivers and a 1965 changing course conviction. In Cleveland, national guardsmen with 400 more troops patrolled the east side after two nights of deadly violence, with up to 1,000 soldiers and 400 riot-trained officers deployed to restore order.
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Eugene R. White
New Haven
White
Townsend St
Greenwich
Eldon Murray
Fort Ball Road
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Elyria
Huron County Court No. 2
Ashland
East Side
Wooster
Four Mile Square
James A. Rhodes
Driver with 12 points faces license revocation hearing
White has six points in ten months and must show cause why his license should not be revoked in Huron County Court. He appears before Judge Phillip M. White Jr. on a reckless operation charge from the Fort Ball Road crash as witnesses are sought. Two teen occupants, ages 17 and 18, said they were driving slowly and watching animals on the Secor farm and did not see the collision occur.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
White
Huron County
Willard
Phillip M. White, Jr
Fort Ball Road
Merchants Despair as Riots Hit Hough Area Looting
Safety Director John N. McCormick vowed firm arrests for looting amid two days of rioting in the Hough district. Police have detained about 120 to 130 looters. merchants mourn ruined businesses and reflect on years of effort ended by the destruction.
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Cleveland
UPI
John N. McCormick
Hough
McCormick
Earl Gamer
Larry
Hough Ave
Gamer
Norwalk Sees 30 Degree Temperature Gap Tuesday
A wide 30 degree spread occurred with a high of 87 and a low of 57 as a cool front moved in. By noon today temperatures fell to 70 and forecasters predict a week of temperatures one to four degrees below normal with a cool Thursday and warmer weekend ahead.
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Norwalk
Fence Wrecked at Huron County Fairgrounds
Seventy feet of fence at the Huron County fair rounds were torn down when a dump truck veered off the road after its driver fell asleep. The truck owner is Paul E. Bleile and the driver identified as David Nickols, 18, RD 1. The Huron County Sheriff’s Department investigated.
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Huron County Fairrounds
Paul E. Bleile
David Nickols
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Woman Raps Conditions In Mueckland
Mrs. Jack Roydes of Norwalk led a discussion at the Eric Huron Community Action Commission meeting about survey experiences in Huron County and Willard area conditions. She criticized the health department as lax and recounted perceived grievances against local officials and low cost housing survey targets.
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Willard Police
Huron County Health Department
Celeryville
Huron County
Jack Roydes
Norwalk
Eric Huron Community Action Commission
Calvin Stalnaker
Roydes
Willard
Lax
Roger Dixon
Health Department
Man Sentenced in Huron County for Bad Checks
Richard Matta of Pittsburgh was found guilty of larceny by trick and two forgery counts in Huron County Common Pleas Court. Judge Vetter sentenced him to one to seven years for larceny by trick and one to 20 years on each forgery count, with the forgery terms concurrent and the larceny term consecutive.
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Richard Matta
Pittsburgh
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Matta
Ohio Penitentiary
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Fisher Music
Western Auto
Press Store
Kays Shoes
B. F. Goodrich
Moore’s
Rexall Drug Store
Patrick Hiss
Holman Jewelers
Nobil’s Shoes
Spector’s
Jean Frocks
Wilson
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Toledo
Frazier Reams Jr
James Rhodes
Reams
New York
Wall Molorni
Molorni
EMK
Donald L. Scott
Patricia Ann Cook
Plymouth
Edward Freeman
New London
Johnnie Goldman
Woodlawn Ave
John Walker
Berlin Heights
Charlie Roberts
Howard R. Carter
Oberlin
Gertrude Burk Dudley
Hollywood
Fla
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
Ohio
Ralph S. Locher
National Guard
Rhodes
Adj
Ervin Hoestettler
Secor
UPI Telephoto
Mueckland
Mrs. Roydes
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