Pauses and Protests Mark Ohio Kenyon Speech by Palme
In Gambier, longshoremen booed Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme during his Kenyon College address amid tensions over treatment of U S Ambassador Jerome Holland in Sweden. Palme called the jeers ironic and insisted he would travel here even on a stretcher if needed.
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Gambier, Ohio
UPI
U. S
Jerome Holland
Sweden
Olof Palme
Kenyon College
Palme
Kenyon
Ohio Seeks Quadruple State Patrol to Cut Guard Callups
Ohio Adjutant General S T Del Corso urged expanding the State Highway Patrol to 4 000 men with broader authority to aid municipal and county law enforcement and reduce National Guard activations. Current strength stands at 1 045 with 90 on the Turnpike.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Adjutant General
S.T. del Corso
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Ohio National Guard
del Corso
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio Turnpike
Buckeye State Sheriff's Association
CIA Agents Operative in Laos Pose as AID Officials
UPI reports Dr. John A. Hannan administrator of AID acknowledged CIA agents were working in Laos undercover as AID staff. The program approved in 1962 remains confined to Laos with operatives believed to serve national interests.
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Washington
UPI
United States Foreign Aid Program
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Laos
John A. Hannan
Agency For International Development
AID
Hannah
Hart urges federal probe into air travel insurance
Sen. Philip A. Hart calls for federal antitrust review of the air travel insurance industry. He cites that insurers payout 26 cents per dollar collected, vs 45 cents for auto insurance, highlighting concerns over market practices. In Boston, Nezzie Mack gives birth to quadruplets at St. Margaret's Hospital, joining her nine other children. quads placed in incubators after a six minute span.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Boston
Nezzie Mack
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Weather Outlook and Local Marriages and Obituaries
Mostly sunny and warm today with highs mid 80s and a 10 percent chance of rain. Norwalk temperatures reach 87 with 60s tonight. continued warm sunshine into Tuesday and Wednesday. Marriage license filings include Robert J. Herrel and Alice J. Hankammer, David R. Weaver and Shirley K. Weaver, Kenneth B. Fannin and Bernadette Ratliff, John A. Kline and Brenda C. Oney, Samuel L. Billotte and Lovanna Hoskins. Births list two Norwalk babies and two Greenwich or Plymouth newborns. Deaths note Clarence L. Ruffing, Edgar A. Saunders, William S. Turner, and Charles M. Kirkwood.
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Norwalk
Robert J. Herrel
Bellevue
Alice J. Hankammer
David R. Weaver
Ford Motor Co
Shirley K. Weaver
Kenneth B. Fannin
New London
Bernadette Ratliff
John A. Kline
Willard
Brenda C. Oney
Plymouth
Samuel L. Billotte
Shelby
Lovanna Hoskins
David Boyer
Lee Roy Staley
Bruce Baker
Greenwich
Clarence L. Ruffing
Warren
Mich
Edgar A. Saunders
William S. Turner
Marion
Charles M. Kirkwood
Chamber Says Robert Price Reconsidering Rezoning Bid
Norwalk developer Robert Price may not withdraw his rezoning request after a Chamber of Commerce disclosure. Chamber president Donald Blosser said Price hinted he plans to wait for City Council action and might delay filing withdrawal forms. Price previously indicated plans to abandon a 110 acre development north of the fairgrounds after seeking zone extensions and multi family rezoning.
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Norwalk
Robert Price
Southside
Chamber of Commerce
Donald Blosser
Blosser
Price
Ed Still
Fanny Farmer Candy Plant
Council
Fairgrounds
Explorer reports sighting of legendary Yeti on Annapurna climb
British climber Don Whillans said he sighted the Yeti on March 25 at Machhapurchre base during the Annapurna expedition. He described a tall, ape-like figure about 500 yards away in moonlit terrain and watched it for about 30 minutes before it disappeared.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Himalayas
Don Whillans
Mt. Annapurna
Machhapurchre
Annapurna
Whillans
Norwalk Family in Covered Wagon Heads Toward Oregon
Russell Oliver his wife Charlotte and their three children travel from Norwalk Ohio in a covered wagon with Belgian horses named Doc and Dolly. They collect news clippings from supporters as they journey toward Oregon trading labor for food and keep to back roads while living frugally and documenting encounters along the way.
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Fred Stewart
Ohio
Iowa
Russell Oliver
Norwalk
Charles Witter
Zenobia Road
Oliver
Russell
Rock Island
Illinois
Henderson
Mississippi
Burlington
Fremont
Indiana
Doc
Dolly
U. S. 61
Streator
Ill
Peoria
Charlotte
Utah
Oregon
Oregon Trail
Russell, Jr
Charlie
Tina
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Capital University
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