OAS Control Plan Faces Senate Vote Today
The Senate was to vote on a foreign aid amendment that would grant the OAS virtual control over a major share of U S military aid to Latin America. Fulbright proposed the amendment to the foreign aid bill, with a mid afternoon vote planned after limited debate. In Ohio, a large derailment near Bettsville disrupted rail service as 38 middle cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed spilling cargo and tearing up about a half mile of track.
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Fremont, Ohio
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Crestline
Toledo
Bettsville
Here
Sandusky
Luna-6 Moon Rocket Launch Reported by Tass
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned Luna-6 rocket weighing 3,172 pounds on a 3 1/2 day lunar trip. Tass said the multi stage craft was close to the planned flight path and gave no specific mission details. The launch followed the United States Gemni 4 space spectacle within 24 hours.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
U.S
Russia
U S planes hit power plant in Co Dinh amid heavy week losses
Saigon reports American bombers struck a North Viet Nam power plant at Co Dinh, 80 miles south of Hanoi, as officials announce nearly 1,900 government casualties last week in a rainy season offensive and at least 11 Americans killed in what is termed the bloodiest week of the war.
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UPI
Viet Nam
Co Dinh
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South
Civil rights group sits with Cleveland mayor over police chief remarks
A civil rights organization conducted a sit in at Mayor Ralph Locher's Cleveland office demanding a meeting to address recent remarks by the police chief about a Negro organization.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ralph Locher
Weather and civic notices from Norwalk area
Mostly cloudy conditions in the south and sunny skies in the north with continued warmth. Monday high 81 in Norwalk, low 62, rainfall .23 inches. Marriage license applications listed for Brown and Darling and Mundy and Greenwalk. Births reported for several families and deaths include Marie Weisenberger, Charles Nixon, Lorena Brown.
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Harry R. Brown
Wakeman
Sandra Ardine Darling
Danny Paul Mundy
Sandra Louise Greenwalk
Marie E. Weisenberger
E. Main Charles H. Nixon
Willard Miss Lorena Brown
Peru
83rd Division Begins Summer Training in Virginia Camps
Ohio's 83rd Infantry Division departs home stations by troop train and convoy for two weeks of annual field training at Camp A. P. Hill and Camp Pickett in Virginia. About 6,000 soldiers and 780 vehicles move under Brig. Gen. Robert C. Tyler with four convoys from Akron Columbus and Cincinnati.
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UPI
Ohio
83Rd Infantry Division
Virginia
Army Reserve Division
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A. P. Hill
Pickett
Robert C. Tyler
Columbus
Akron
Cincinnati
Harold H. McIntosh
83Rd
David A. Pierce
Space twins McDivitt White recover after 97 hour flight
On the USS Wasp the Gemini 4 astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White rest after a 97 hour mission. Dr. Charles Berry notes they show fewer effects than shorter flights. A hero’s welcome awaits them as Russia launches Luna 6 unmanned moon probe.
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Edward White
Charles Berry
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Cape Kennedy
L. Gordon Cooper
Charles Pete Conrad
Astronaut Edward White Flies Freely in Space Walk
UPI reports a vivid 11 minute 48 second film from White showing him maneuvering with ease in space. He floats beyond Gemini 4, salutes the craft, and zips at 17 500 mph in a white spacesuit with a small American flag on the shoulder.
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Houston
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Edward White
State liquor store employees asked to resign over underage sale
W S McKenzie deputy director says Edwin W Price cashier and Paul A Metz clerk at the Norwalk store were identified by a teenage purchaser and asked to resign. He notes state policy against sales to minors and cites a prior Cincinnati case with similar discipline. Both workers under civil service with right to appeal.
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W. S. McKenzie
State Department of Liquor Control
Reflector
Liquor Control
Edwin W. Price
Paul A. Metz
McKenzie
Cincinnati
Norwalk High School grants largest graduation class
The Norwalk High School 1965 66 graduating class numbered 165 and School Board President Dale Olsen vowed the record will be broken next year with even more graduates. Principal James N. Ross received a plaque from Superintendent Dr. Sturgis R. Corbin as honor students were recognized. Ross, resigning to become assistant principal at Tiffin Columbian High School, received a standing ovation. Dean Dr. John A. Krout urged curiosity courage and commitment as key gifts for the graduates.
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Olsen
James N. Ross
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Ross
Tiffin Columban High School
Enior
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Howard Wiant
The
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Ross to Tiffin James N Ross named assistant principal
James N Ross, longtime Norwalk High School principal, will become assistant principal at Tiffin Columbian High School in mid August after resigning from the Norwalk City School system on July 31. He plans to move with his family to Tiffin in late July or early August. Ross has taught and administered in Oberlin and Leroy districts. born in Akron, he earned a BA at University of Akron and a Master’s at Western Reserve University.
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Norwalk High School
Tiffin Columbian High School
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Tiffin
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Leroy
Akron
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Western Reserve University
Fey Sent To Lima State Hospital For Observation
Fey, 36, of 8 Water St., ordered transferred from Huron County jail to Lima State Hospital for 60 days of observation by Common Pleas Court Judge Robert S. Vetter after arrest by Norwalk police on May 18 for intoxication. He faced a burglary charge after questioning and had prior mayor’s court conviction for intoxication with a $10 fine and three days in jail.
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Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Robert S. Vetter
Norwalk
Common Please
Guilty Pleas Entered in Greenwich Break-In Case
Merle Ray Finch 18 of Greenwich Road 1 and David B House 25 of 4 W Main Street Greenwich pled guilty after arraignment in Huron County Common Pleas Court Monday on breaking and entering charges. New London police arrested them following a 2 a.m. Saturday break-in at the New London Equity.
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David B. House
Main St
Greenwich
Huron County Common Pleas Court
New London
New London Equity
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