Mansfield Woman Killed In Head On Collision On Route 250
The first traffic death of the vacation season occurred Sunday at 3 35 p m on Route 250 north of Route 162. Mrs Karl H Kopp 47 of Mansfield died instantly nine others injured including her son Karl 12 and Mrs Ruth McCrillis 64 of Norwalk. The Kopps were returning from Cedar Point. Their 1957 Ford was destroyed while Mrs McCrillis Imperial had front end damage.
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Huron County
Karl H. Kopp
Mansfield
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Kopp
Karl
Ruth McCrillis
Benedict
Norwalk
Julia Washburn
McCrillis
Pauline Dietzel
Milan
Rolland McCrillis
Ohio State Patrol
Kopps
Cedar Point
Imperial
Pickets Flog Spaceport as Moon Lab Work Halt Looms
At Cape Kennedy Florida picket lines blocked entrances to the spaceport amid a third work stoppage this year on moon project buildings. About 4000 workers for a 110 million vertical assembly building and a 40 million Titan-3 complex faced protests linked to a dispute over a government spur onto the Merritt Island site. In North Fairfield William Houghden was fined 100 dollars for assaulting his son with a car and a fist, a case heard by Mayor Charles Zeiter.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
UPI
America
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Merritt Island Space Complex
Florida East Coast Railway
North Fairfield
William Houghden
Robert
Charles Zeiter
Cyprus Tension Eases But Invasion Fears Persist
In Nicosia 35,000 Greek Cypriot irregulars maintained alert as Turkish invasion threat waned after U.S. intervention. Ankara reports Johnson’s involvement reduced immediate danger, while Archbishop Makarios met with his cabinet to discuss appropriate measures amid ongoing jitters on the island.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Ankara
Johnson
Mediterranean
Makarios
First Edinburgh Typhoid Case Confirms Broader Outbreak
Medical authorities report the first confirmed typhoid case in Edinburgh as Britain's worst epidemic since 1936 grows. Thirteen suspected cases are in hospitals in Edinburgh while Northampton reports a suspected case linked to Aberdeen. Confirmed cases in Edinburgh reach 342 by Sunday night.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
UPS
Edinburgh
Britain
Northampton
English Midlands
Pilot rescued after Laos jet downing amid clash near Plaine des Jarres
UPI reports a U.S. Navy jet pilot shot down in Laos was rescued by an Air America helicopter. a second pilot remained missing in the rugged border area near Plaine des Jarres, about 110 miles north of Vientiane.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
U.S. Navy
Plaine Des Jarres
U.S
Air America
Weather and Life Notices From Norwalk Area
Weather reports predict mostly sunny skies with a slight warming trend and scattered thundershowers Tuesday. Marriage applications list several couples including Haas Norwalk Brechwald Dunn Estep Hoose Road and Wickert. Births announce four new babies and deaths note Edward Rang at age 73 in Willard area.
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Richard Haas
Norwalk
Candice Brechwald
Theodore L. Dunn
Judith L. Bairn
Fanny Farmer
Roger Lee Oney
Joanne M. Estep
William L. Hoose
Sandra L. Road
Charles
Haught
Cuya
Hoga Falls
Barbara D. Wickert
Michael Lee Miller
Port Clinton
Rita M. Sheward
North Fairfield
Howard Shields
Bouscau
Roy
Henry Welch
Sullivan
Donald Swabode
Wakeman
Charles Knoll
Harold Downing
Cirl
Edward Theodore Rang
Willard
Ike Spikes Stop-Goldwater Bid In Bid Derailed
Dwight D. Eisenhower reportedly opposed a stop-Goldwater movement after advising Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton to stay in the race. An authoritative source said Ike urged Scranton to remain available for the Republican nomination and declined to back a halt to Goldwater.
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Ike Spikes
Goldwater
Cleveland
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William S. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry M. Goldwater
Eisenhower
Scranton
Gettysburg
Teens loot, shootout ends with two dead in Amarillo
In Amarillo Texas a 14 year old youth bragging of murder was shot and killed by police after a 15 mile pursuit in six squad cars. A 14 year old companion was wounded and a policeman William S Meadows aged 23 also died. The youths from Boys Ranch had terrorized a ranch family and stolen a pickup. A search party sought the body of a cowboy the youths claimed to have killed.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
William S. Meadows
Jimmy Mays
Felix Wesley Fesmire Jr
Boys Ranch
Melvin Kohler
Dumas
Monroeville Jaycees Charter Banquet Set
Monroeville Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a charter banquet at 6 30 p m Saturday June 13 at the Episcopal Church with over 100 expected. Installation of officers will occur. Thirty men have joined with Don Morrow as president Archie Leis internal VP Ray Meyer external VP Steve Scott secretary and Glenn Gittinger treasurer.
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Monroeville
Morrow
Derby Named Huggins Guardian in Norwalk Case
Norwalk attorney Don Derby was appointed guardian of John Huggins, a 73 year old veteran at Norwalk Memorial Home. Derby will investigate 29000 dollars allegedly missing after power of attorney to Eugene H Woods. He plans to review Canton bank records and ensure future checks are properly cashed and accounted for.
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Norwalk
Don Derby
John Huggins
Norwood Christian Home
Huggins
Eugene H. Woods
Derby
Norwalk Memorial Home
Woods
Canton Financial Institution
Canton
Apply The Truth Inspires St Pauls Class Of 1964
Very Rev Edward C Dunn urged 68 St Pauls High School graduates to live by truth for success and happiness. Valedictorian Kath leen Wechter and salutatorian Martha Wise spoke gratitude to parents and teachers as diplomas were conferred by Rev Karl L Burger.
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Edward C. Dunn
St. Paul’s High School
Tiffin Calvert High School
Martha Wise
Kathleen Wechter
James E. Steinle
St. Paul’s
Ile
Steve Shar
Rhodes Seeks 1968 National Conventions for Cleveland
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced he will pursue hosting one or both national political conventions in Cleveland in 1968. A city committee has begun inviting Republicans, and Rhodes said he is willing to work with Ohio Democratic headquarters to bring the Democratic convention if interested.
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Cleveland
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Democratic
Church Sale Okayed by First United Presbyterian Church
The First United Presbyterian Church at West Main and Church Streets voted unanimously to offer the building for sale to Atlantic Refining Co. The sale, set to take effect Oct. 12 for 45000 dollars, includes parking and driveway. the church may remove its personal property and memorials. Services may move to a local school until a new sanctuary is built. A 7 1/2 acre site on Route 250 has been acquired for future use.
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First United Presbyterian Church
West Main
Church Streets
Atlantic Refining Co
Christine Keeler Walks Free From Holloway Prison
London UPI Christine Keeler the so called playgirl in Britain’s Profumo scandal left Holloway Prison after nine months for perjury. She slipped out under cover of darkness and drew a crowd as she walked free, with inmates saying prison hasn’t altered her beauty.
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London
UPI
Christine Keeler
Britain
Holloway
Christine
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