Senate forms panel to probe finances and ethics
Senators created a six member bipartisan committee to investigate possible ethical misconduct by members or Senate staff and to propose disciplinary action. A separate push for stronger financial disclosure evolved from the Bobby Baker affair as the Rules Committee debated two disclosure measures.
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Khrushchev Plans Reds Progress in Five Year Plan
Moscow reports Khrushchev and economic planners map the 1966-1970 five year plan with a target to outpace the United States in the final year. Tass notes a 7.5 percent first-half gain, below plan. The plan emphasizes chemical industry and fertilizer production.
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Castro marks 11th anniversary of 26th of July movement
In Santiago crowds swell the city as Fidel Castro arrives to celebrate the 26th of July movement. Diplomats monitor his Sunday speech for Cuba’s stance on OAS sanctions and possible peace overtures to the United States, with Guantanamo Bay nuclear tensions looming. Raul Castro signals willingness to talks despite U.S. incidents.
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Pvt Charles Bartow on Exercise TEAM at Fort Gordon
Service news notes Pvt Charles Bartow son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bartow RD 1 is at Fort Gordon Ga on a special assignment Exercise TEAM. He is a heavy equipment operator in a company assigned to construct an air strip at the base.
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Man Over 100 Free On Bail Over Life Savings
James Howard, claimed to be over 100, was released on $200 bail in Newark after being arrested for drunkenness and loitering. He carried $1,686 in cash as his life savings, saying he earned it by doing odd jobs and peddling. His case was adjourned to Monday.
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Laundry Team Leads in Wo men's Slo-Pitch League
Norwalk laundry team remained first after a 36 to 5 win over Aronica's Shoe Shoppe on Thursday. Home runs came from Mrs. John Kocik and Mrs. David Warner, with perfect plate nights by Mrs. James Fry, Mrs. John Acomb, and Mrs. Donald Chase. winning pitcher Mrs. Howard Hoovin and loser Nancy Dankmyer.
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Becker Receives Promotion to Lieutenant Colonel
D. W. Becker son of Mr and Mrs A J Wooldridge 24 Park promoted to lieutenant colonel in the United States Air Force on July 15 He holds full colonel rank in the Air Force Reserve Colonel and Mrs Becker and their two children Karen and Randy have returned to their Colorado Springs home after visiting Norwalk with the Wooldridges
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Chit Chat: Bellevue Couple Welcomes Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. John Sin clair of 428 Lawrence Street Bellevue welcomed a daughter born Wednesday. The couple are former Norwalk residents.
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Mrs. Baker Saves Ace In Elks District Golf
Mrs. Lloyd Baker of 105 S. Linwood scored the year's first hole in one at Norwalk Elks Country Club. She made the ace on the fifth hole using a nine iron from the 120 yard womens tee during the Elks District Women's Tournament, her first career ace.
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Club Women of the Moose Install Officers in Norwalk
Mrs. Henrietta Noon is senior regent, with Mrs. Carl Hartman and others filling key posts. The next meeting is 8 p.m Tuesday, with 7:30 executive premeeting and a Sandusky trip for the local chapter leaders.
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Edwin Burr
George Brandal
Gilbert Leiforff
Anna Kessler
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Area Church Plans Survey and Vacation Bible School
The Rev. Ernest G. Riley announces a community survey and a Daily Vacation Bible School at the Berlin Heights church. The Bible School runs 7 p.m. August 2 to 12 for all ages with an adult class on Dispensational Truth. the area canvass covers about ten miles square in Huron and Erie counties, with no solicitations or donations. Identified canvassers will wear badges signed by the pastor.
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Former Norwalk Resident Promoted to Lt Colonel in Marines
William S. Rump, a former Norwalk resident, was promoted to lieutenant colonel in the United States Marines on July 1. He is assigned to duty at the Pentagon and lives in Alexandria, Virginia with his family. Rump joined the Marines in 1943, was commissioned in 1945, discharged in 1946, earned a BA from Franklin and Marshall College, and was recalled during the Korean conflict.
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Witnesses To Attend Jehovah's Witnesses Convention
Thirty members of the Norwalk congregation will attend a convention at Jet Stadium Columbus from July 30 to August 2. Joseph Green announced the presiding minister that local Kingdom Hall meetings at 37 Cline St will be cancelled during the convention period. The main address titled Peace Among Men of Good Will or Armageddon Which? is set for 3 p.m. Sunday August 2.
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Norwalk High Class of 1939 Reunion Tonight
Local events include Norwalk High School Class of 1939 reunion at Ellis County Club tonight. North Fairfield Lions Club meets at United Church at 7 p.m. Firelands Coin Club gathers at American Legion at 8 p.m. Whittle-ettes and TOPS Club join Mrs. M. L. Mercer at 8 p.m.
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