Ranger 7 on lunar mission aims for first closeup photos
UPI report from Cape Kennedy says the United States launched the Ranger 7 television probe on a 228000 mile voyage to photograph the moon in high detail. Khrushchev signals softer line on nuclear weapons treaty after talks with Butler in Moscow. Senate debates ethics and financial disclosure with Mansfield undecided. Greek troops move to border with Turkey as defense measures spark concern. Disaster workers hunt for trapped quarry workers in Champagne near 14 men. Cleveland civil rights groups plan demonstration at City Hall and a council meeting proposing a four mill levy to hire 200 more police officers.
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Resort Area Transfer Recorded Here Today
Nearly 1,400 acres near Willard transfered to Ohio Sporting Clubs Inc for Holiday Lakes resort area. Mortgages totaling 640000 dollars cover land and construction costs. Tucker Abstract & Title Co. handled the transfer. Work to start immediately with lakes created on dammed Huron River between Routes 99 162 and Niver Egypt Roads.
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Holiday Lakes
Willard
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Tucker Abstract & Title Co
Niver
Egypt
Huron
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Weather Mostly sunny warm and not humid today with widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon evening. Tonight partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers likely by morning. Wednesday mostly cloudy and cooler with showers ending in the morning. Highs in the low 90s tonight 65 to 70. Marriage license Thomas R. Mitchell surveyor and Sharon K. Yoder Bellevue. Births Mr and Mrs Russell Edington New London girl and Mr and Mrs Billie Stewart New London girl. Deaths Jay A Call 68 Route 61 East Norwalk Maude Combs Wheeler 82 Willard.
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Westward cooler air promises relief from statewide heat
UPI reports a low pressure system and cold front from Minnesota and Nebraska will bring cooler Canadian air to Ohio by Wednesday. Most sections should see 80s and 90s fall after noon, ending a two week stretch of 90 plus heat. Norwalk hit 96 yesterday with lows near 59 as rain was scarce. Dayton and Toledo tied for highest temperatures, while Columbus endured 90 plus heat for 12 straight days.
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Norwalk
Weather bulletin notes scattered thunderstorms across state
A brief weather summary reports a few widely scattered thundershowers covering under ten percent of the state. Overnight warmth persisted with early morning temperatures near 70 degrees as Toledo measured 70, Cleveland and Zanesville 71, and Cincinnati and Columbus 72.
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Milan-Berlin Merger Approved by Erie Board
Erie County Board of Education approved the Milan-Berlin merger creating a new local school district. Opponents will circulate referendum petitions within 30 days to place the issue on the November ballot. if not filed by then, the board will appoint a new district board on August 27 in Sandusky.
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Berlin
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Grand Jury Hears Riot Testimony and Milan Berlin Merger Vote
A grand jury began hearing riot cases in Rochester as about 750 arrested since the weekend faced arraignment. Bail set at 10 000 for 200 to 250 felonies while 500 others with misdemeanor or curfew charges were to be released. In Milan, residents debated merging Milan and Berlin school districts with 30 percent signatures required for petitions and a call for a university survey to study the merger.
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N.Y
UPI
Frank P. Lamb
Monroe County Penitentiary
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London bomb disrupts City traffic during WWII era scare
A smoking World War II bomb half diary and half explosive was found on a London construction site in The City. A bomb disposal squad arrived, traffic snarled as taxi drivers honked, and the team shortly doused the casing before heading to a nearby pub.
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New York
Khanh says he will strike North Vietnam without U S consent
Premier Nguyen Khanh asserted South Viet Nam will attack North Vietnam despite U S opposition as Washington plans to deploy 5 000 more troops. Four American officers were killed by Communist mines and bullets within 20 miles of Saigon in two separate incidents as the row over cross border action heated.
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Churchill's Last Commons Appearance Sparks Historic Tribute
In 1901 Winston Spencer Churchill takes his first Commons seat as Victoria dies. In 1960 Parliament bids him farewell with an all party motion of unbounded admiration, citing decades of leadership. Churchill plans not to seek re election, signaling the end of an era.
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Four American Officers Die in Viet Nam Incidents Near Saigon
Four U S officers were killed in two separate Viet Nam incidents within 20 miles of Saigon. A jeep strike on a mine near noon killed three officers. another officer and his Vietnamese driver died in an ambush about 15 miles northwest of Saigon. The toll rose to 173 U S combat deaths in South Viet Nam.
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