Rhodes Pushes Cincinnati Bid for 1966 Governors’ Conference
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes travels to Minneapolis to press Cincinnati as the site for the 1966 Governors’ Conference. He plans to sign a new fair housing bill into law and return to Columbus to brief aides on legislative matters before again promoting Cincinnati at the conference.
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Minneapolis
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Columbus
Johnson
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hubert Humphrey
Waverly
Norwalk Leads Opening Game in Teener League Tourney
Norwalk VFW led Akron 7-5 in the bottom of the third inning of the State Teener League Tournament opener at VFW field. Mayor Louis G. Frey tossed the first ball as play began at 9 a.m. Akron started with five runs in the first, Norwalk answered with six in the second. Tom Penrose pitched for Norwalk.
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Norwalk
VFW
Akron
Louis G. Frey
Tom Penrose
Norwalk Vfw
Crestline
Chillicothe
Struthers
Troy
Weather and notices from The Reroud page
Scattered thundershowers this afternoon with sun and heat later. Friday highs near 90s and lows around 67. Marriage licenses granted to Bruce Burnham and Adele Hilemean. Raymond Hartz and Frances Roesch. Births to Ronald Mingus and wife. death of Cora Boyce at 93. Cheryl Farley listed. Sunrise and sunset times provided.
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Bruce Otto Burnham
Berlin Heights
Adele Hope Hilemean
New London
Raymond M. Hartz
Shelby
Farmer
Frances P. Roesch
Willard
Viet Cong losses tallied in Viet Nam air actions
U S and Vietnamese aircraft reported killing an estimated 485 Viet Cong in South Viet Nam on Friday. A slain U S Air Force pilot credited with helping kill 300 guerrillas over Binh Khe near Qui Nhon. A second strike near Saigon killed about 110 more.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Viet Nam
U.s.air Force
Jui Nhon
Binh Khe
Qui Nhon
M. C. Elliot
Glendale
Ariz
Mekong Delta
My Tho
Can Tho
Two Juveniles Admit Area Vandalism Spree
Police report five vandalism incidents overnight in Gardens area. Two boys ages 10 and 11 admitted involvement while two friends slept nearby. Damages included uprooted flowers, toppled furniture, broken ducks, and lipstick graffiti on property on Whittlesey and Washington. Juvenile court cited.
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Robert F. Conney
Bouscau
Clarence March
Whittlesey
Thomas Eastmen
Francis J. Ott
Guy Tanner
Washington
Mariner 4 Completes ray 2-ray Transmissions Today
The magnetic tape aboard Mariner 4 was to finish its photographic transmissions at 3 24 pm EDT. The space probe sent Mars nightside photos from its close pass last week and JPL officials expect final dark images to yield little new detail.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Wahsington
D. C
William H. Pickering
Pamela Roberts Crowned Wakeman Homecoming Queen 1965
Pam Roberts was named Wakeman Homecoming queen at the Queen’s Ball held Friday night at Western Reserve High School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Roberts and was crowned by 1964 queen Linda Gerber. First runner-up Jeanne Dalton. second runner-up Marsha Linn. Queen’s court includes Lois Smith Collins Kathy Molesky Gail Arnold Linda Long. Judges for essays were Jack Brady and Kenneth Buckley. Swimsuit and formal gown judging plus oral questions were chaired by Hugh MacDonald Norman Ross and Vernon Robinson.
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Wakeman
Pamela Roberts
Ueen
Western Reserve High School
R. O. Roberts
Miss Roberts
Linda Gerber
Leonard Gerber
Jeanne Dalton
George Dalton
Marsha Linn
Doris Linn
Queen’s Court
Lois Smith
Collins
Kathy Molesky
Gail Arnold
Linda Long
Hugh MacDonald
Norman Ross
Vernon Robinson
Queen Pamela Leads Town Homecoming Parade Today
The town celebrates homecoming with a 10 a.m. parade and evening fireworks. Sponsored by the Wakeman Fire Department, co chairs Nelson Breen and Theodore Timbs organize the events.
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Pamela
The
Wakeman
Florida Governor Threatens Guard Use Over Racial Unrest in St Augustine
Gov. Havydor Burns warned that the National Guard could be deployed to stop demonstrations if racial violence resurges in St Augustine. He warned against trouble and urged Negro leaders of the SCLC to live as normal citizens. In Americus, Georgia, a community relations committee was proposed to ease tensions as about 100 demonstrators marched near the Sumter County jail singing freedom songs.
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United Pro
Florida
Havydor Burns
Ridia
St. Augustin
Burns
America
St. Augustine
Martin Luther King, Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Americus
Sumter County
Norwalk and area school board petitions filed by incumbents
Two men picked up petitions for Norwalk City School Board at the Huron County Board of Elections. Six others filed or took petitions for various offices including Norwalk School Board candidates Raymond Flanagan and Edward S. Ruth Snow, Monroeville council hopefuls Anthony Wechter Richard Rock and Frederick Stang, Peru Township trustee Donald Brow, Monroeville Board of Education candidate Charles E. Eby, and New London township trustee Franklin L. Cooke. All three incumbents.
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Norwalk City
Huron County Board of Elections
Raymond Flanagan
Edward S. Ruth Snow
Norwalk
Council
Monroeville
Anthony Wechter
Richard Rock
Frederick Stang
Donald Brow
Peru
Charles E. Eby
Board of Education
Franklin L. Cooke
New London
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Earl Barnes
Kroger Co
Roger Cloud
Brown
Hutchins
Rich Lavery
Photos By
Edd Young
Ronald Mingus
F-T
Cora E. Boyce
Twin Maples Nursing Home
Cheryl Farley
Hester
First United Presbyterian Church
Firelands Drive
Hossler Construction Co
of Tiffin
Norwalk Junior High School
Janet Conway
Pam Roberts
Says
Jack Brady
Kenneth Buckley
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