Weather and births and deaths brief
Cloudy with light rain and mild temperatures today. Scattered showers tonight and Sunday with a slight warmup Sunday. High 64 to 70 today, low 56 to 62, high 70 to 74 Sunday. Births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Richard Klading and a boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Lieber. Deaths: Pearl Cooper Hay 74, Joseph J Schostek 61, Anna He Mapson 73, Amy M Arndt 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Klading
Route 3
Robert Lieber
W. Washington
Pearl Cooper Hay
Cleveland Heights
Joseph J. Schostek
Tiffin
Anna He Mapson
Sandusky
Amy M. Arndt
Roseto Town's Lifestyle Linked to Low Heart Attack Rates
In Roseto Pennsylvania researchers report seven-year study showing unusually low heart attack deaths among a close knit Italian community. Dr Nicholas Romano notes residents live like a large family with strong congenial ties potentially explaining health outcomes.
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Roseto
UPI
Nicholas Romano
Italy
Journal of the American Medical Association
Roseto Residents Show Low Fatal Heart Attacks in Study
A seven year study finds Roseto townsfolk eat more calories and fat and many are overweight yet no resident under 47 died of a heart attack. Both men and women over 21 were overweight and consume large amounts of food and alcohol. Continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseto
Strike Approved at Fanny Farmer Candy Studio
Teamsters Local 20 members in Norwalk authorized a strike if contract talks with Fanny Farmer Candy Studio fail. The May 31 expiration, loss of an incentive plan, and a 63 to 25 vote supported potential action, though no strike is planned unless negotiations falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
Fanny Farmers Candy Studio
Norwalk
Fanny Farmer
J. F. Dwyer
City Sues Norwalk Over Sewer Line Lands
North Olmsted based C. O. Fisher Building Co sues the City of Norwalk seeking fair compensation for Parsons Drive property claimed unusable after a main sewer line was laid. Company asks a jury determine value after excavation for a basement revealed the sewer through its land. The suit alleges possession was taken without appropriation or payment and notes Norwalk did not answer a prior appropriation suit timely.
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North Olmsted Building Company
City of
Norwalk
Parsons Drive
C. O. Fisher Building Co
Two Injured in Head on Route 224 South of Willard
Orlyn Edler age 34 and Arthur Adgeson age 29 were injured in a head on crash on old Route 224 south of Willard and were taken to Willard Municipal Hospital for lacerations and abrasions. Edler’s car left the curve and struck Adgeson’s vehicle.
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Willard
Norwalk
Orlyn Edler
New London
Arthur Adgeson
Plymouth
Willard Municipal Hospital
Edler
Edgeson
D-Day anniversary features calls for united liberty and tough security
At Omaha Beach ceremonies marking the 20th anniversary of D-Day, President Johnson’s message to Europe urged continued unity for peace. American Ambassador Bohlen read it after General Bradley was unable to attend. In New York, police began a early patrol of recreational areas to curb teen violence and ferry security was boosted. In Ohio, a 20-year-old mother faced child neglect charges after an ill baby was hospitalized. The Ohio Penitentiary thwarted an inmate tunnel plot. Senate moved to quick votes on civil rights amendments, delaying a key showdown on the filibuster. Field Marshal Montgomery attacked Eisenhower’s Normandy strategy during the anniversary observances.
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Omaha Beach
France
UPI
Johnson
Europe
Charles E. Bohlen
U.S
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
New York
UPS
Staten Island
Dayton
Dwight Hoskins
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Rose Mae Hoskins
Washington
London
Viscount Montgomery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Normandy
Royal Air Force
Tedder
Eisehower
Teddler
Summit Meeting Set In Cleveland
In Cleveland Senator Barry Goldwater and former Vice President Richard Nixon accepted invitations to the sixth annual Governors Conference fueling talk of a GOP presidential summit. Eisenhower headlines a Monday dinner while Nixon attends a Tuesday breakfast and Muskegon fundraiser. A top Republican said a in-city gathering could ease factional tensions after Goldwater's California primary win. In North Fairfield a large barn on Dorothy Sweeting’s farm burned yesterday afternoon. Firefighters collapsed a remaining section to stop spread. hay rake and baled straw destroyed.
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Cleveland
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Richard M. Nixon
Gold
Water
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Goldwater
Nixon
Muskegon
Mich
Eisenhower
California
North Fairfield
Dorothy Sweeting
New State Road
Monroeville Doctor Won’t Prosecute Woods
Dr. Howard C. Sparks said he will not prosecute Eugene H. Woods for signing his name to a $1,400 note and for opening a checking account in Woods's name. The forged note related to U. S. Aloe Co. in St. Louis. The matter ended after Woods paid the note, the account was closed, and the bank alerted Sparks.
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Howard C. Sparks
Eugene H. Woods
Monroeville
Dr. Sparks
Golden Age Nursing Home
Sparks
Woods
U. S. Aloe Co
St. Louis
Cleveland
Bloodmobile stops in Norwalk Monday at Eagles Hall
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Norwalk on Monday at the Eagles Hall from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m. Chairwoman Mrs Oscar Komarek urges residents to meet the 125 pint Huron County quota pro rated on whole blood and plasma. Some donors have appointments available and others may donate by walking in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Norwalk
Oscar Komarek
Eagles Hall
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Jane Shere
Jane
Linda
Edmund A. Shere
Terry Wolf
Tom Betz
Robert Betz
Gary
Stanley Betz
Old State Road
William Braker
Hester
Ronnie
David Betschman
Richard Betschman
NORW
Rochester
N. Y
City
Hoodlum Patrol
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
E. L. Maxwell
Monty
George Lawrence
Bloodmobile
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