Humphrey Hits New Earnings Peak After Presidency
Hubert H. Humphrey, seven months after leaving the presidency, earns an estimated 200000 this year from a publishing job teaching on two Minnesota campuses writing a syndicated column and frequent speaking engagements. He holds a Britannica chair with an expected 50000 to 60000 yearly and has two Washington offices funded partly by a transitional grant.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Minnesota
Humphrey
Nader Warns Rock Fans Risk Deafness From Loud Live Music
Consumer safety critic Ralph Nader warns that extreme amplification at live rock shows could cause acoustic trauma and long term hearing loss in young fans. He cites letters to Senators Magnuson and Hart urging safety protections.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Nader
Warren G. Magnuson
Philip A. Hart
Five Day Forecast and Charleton Citadel Parade News
A cool five day outlook shows daytime highs near 70 in the north and lower to middle 70s in the south with overnight lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Showers are expected Thursday and Friday with total precipitation around a quarter to half inch. In Charleston a Citadel graduation parade reveals Janet Roggemann, fiancée of a cadet, marching in the uniform. In Paris, Poher rejects Pompidou supporters' bid to withdraw before the June 15 runoff against Duclos. Pompidou held 44.1 percent, Poher 23.3 percent, Duclos 21.4 percent of 22.6 million votes.
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United Press International
Charleston
S.C
UPI
Citadel
Janet Roggemann
Roggemann
Military Academy
Paris
Alain Poher
Georges Pompidou
France
Pompidou
Jacques Duclos
Charles de Gaulle
Poher
Duclos
No Evidence Of Arson Found In Norwalk Fires Says Expert
State arson inspector Clarence Albanese surveyed the Glover-Willard area with Service Director William Mount and Fire Chief Kenneth Link, finding no arson evidence in seven fires since last August. Residents had urged a probe. four fires damaged or destroyed homes.
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Norwalk
Clarence W. Albanese
Northside
William Mount
Kenneth Link
Albanese
Link
Mount
Marcella Austin
Norwalk Man Still Critical After Collision
Neil Smith a Ohio State University senior from Norwalk remained in critical condition at University Hospital after a May 22 crash in Columbus. Doctors say he is holding his own since surgery and may need two years to fully recover. An appeal for blood donors was issued with the Red Cross bloodmobile visiting Norwalk on June 9.
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Neil Smith
Ohio — State University
Norwalk
Columbus
University Hospital
Stanley
Smith
Neil
Arthur Smith
Laylin Read
Firelands
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Record Memorial Day Traffic Death Toll Toppled Previous Records
Record holiday traffic deaths mark the Memorial Day period with NSC statisticians estimating the total could reach or exceed 600 between Thursday evening and Sunday midnight. Earlier tallies show 542 deaths in 1966 and 608 in the prior four day weekend.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Nixon seeks two year extension for OEO spending agency
Donald Rumsfeld testified at a House hearing that President Nixon will ask Congress to extend the Office of Economic Opportunity for two years rather than one. He said the longer extension would improve management through longer range planning and more orderly fund allocation.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
Anti- Poverty Agency
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Illinois
House Education and Labor Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Weather Outlook With Variable Cloudiness and Showers
Variable cloudiness and cooler with showers today and tonight. Highs in the lower 70s, lows near 60. Tuesday partly cloudy and cool with highs upper 60s to low 70s. Westerly to NW winds 10 to 20 mph today, shifting to NW 10 to 15 mph Tuesday. Norwalk high 88, low 56. Births and deaths noted in local notices.
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Norwalk
Graying American Legion Holds District Convention in Norwalk
About 200 Legionnaires attended the Norwalk district convention at the National Guard Armory. Officials say 162 delegates took part in the business session and a short parade followed before a buffet and dance at the Norwalk Legion Club marking an historic event in Huron County.
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American Legion
Norwalk
National Guard Armory
West Main Street
Mansfield barber Greene elected second vice commander at legion convention
Greene a 53 year old Mansfield barber won the district's second vice commander post on the first roll call, with his son Tony and wife Snell present. The convention, largest in years, also elected Lloyd Owen commander and Roy Crispen first vice president. Other results included Dean Bean as chaplain and the adoption of two resolutions on militias in uniforms and designating part of Interstate 75 as American Legion Memorial Highway.
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Winston S. Greene
Mansfield Barber
District Legion
Greene
Tony
Snell
Green
Junior W. Tracht
Norwalk
Lloyd Owen
Vermilion
Navy
Tracht
Roy Crispen
Gibsonburg
Congress
Ohio
Veterans group delegate age trends at Norwalk convention
Tracht traveled over 25000 miles this year at his own expense. A majority of delegates in Norwalk were World War II veterans. He noted the median age climbs each year and that most Vietnam veterans are not joining the Legion. District counties include Erie Sandusky Lorain Ashland Wyandot Richland Seneca Huron Medina Crawford.
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Erie
Sandusky
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Wyandot
Richland
Seneca
Huron
Medina
Crawford
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Scarsdale
N.Y
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Boston
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Chicago
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Manahan Ave
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New London
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Bill) Cooke
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