Graham hosts ham breakfast for 80 Tennessee supporters
Dr Billy Graham enjoyed a country style ham breakfast prepared by 80 Nash ville supporters from Tennessee who flew in to witness a record number of converts at his revival in North Carolina. Lt Gov John Brown to address Buckeye Boys State crowd of 1 350 in Athens Ohio. Premier Ky moves combat police into Hue as Buddhist rebels block military convoys.
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London
Billy Graham
Tennessee
Graham
Nashville
Tenn
North Carolina
Athens
Ohio
UPI
John Brown
Buckeye
Ohio University
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Thich Tri Quang
Mayor’s Long Session Cited By Councilmen
Warley England the two town councilmen requested notes from the mayor to justify their tardiness to their wives after a five hour and twenty minute night council meeting.
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Warley
England
UPI
Alma Narrowly Surges Toward Atlantic After Florida Punch
Tropical storm Alma moved through Georgia with squalls, weakening from hurricane strength but regaining vigor near the Atlantic. Forecasters warned of potential reintensification as it neared sea, while Western Union telegraphers reach a two year contract with 4.5 percent annual raises in wages and benefits.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Alma
Georgia
Florida Panhandle
Miami
Atlantic Ocean
Washington
Western Union
Weather and local life notes with marriages births and death
Mostly sunny and cool today with a high near 58 to 65. Clear and cool tonight, low 45 to 51. Saturday slated for sun and a bit warmer. Sunrise 4 54 a m Sunset 8 p m. Marriages listed for David A Link and others in Willard Norwalk Lancaster and Republic. Birth announcements include Morris Obermiller Church Loan Ott and House families. Death Marie L Anderson aged 64 at Benedict Avenue location.
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Douglas Morris
Milan
Charles Obermiller
Norwalk
Arnold Church
Huron
Glen Loan
Wakeman
William House
Whittlesey Ave
Linus Ott
Main St
Ohio judge orders new trial for Dr. Samuel Sheppard
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor John T. Corrigan orders a new trial for Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, the osteopath imprisoned nine years for the killing of his first wife. The Supreme Court ruled that publicity violated his constitutional rights and urged a retrial or release.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Samuel H. Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Sheppard
Norwalk Officials Urged to Raise Parking Costs
Three Norwalk City officials spoke Tuesday in Cleveland at the Ohio Municipal Advisory Committee meeting. They urged delaying paid guards and expanding downtown parking by boosting rates and buying lots. The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce had complained meters downtown are undersized and called for action to create more space.
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Norwalk
Ohio Municipal Advisory Committee
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Hakes
T.L. Paffenbarger
Paffenbarger
Chamber
Norwalk Boards Reach Accord on Clarifying Salary Increase
Representatives of the Norwalk Teachers Association and the board of education agreed to add a clarifying statement to the salary schedule noting that the $200 increase provided by House Bill 950 is included. The session was short and amiable with no action taken, and a resolution will be placed on the agenda at the next regular meeting.
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Norwalk Teachers’ Association
NTA
Board of Education
Dale Olsen
Olsen
First Time I Ever Got Fired From A Job Thill Says
Louis Thill, a Republican insurance adjuster and member of the Norwalk Civil Service Commission, joked about being fired after an apparent oversight left the panel short of party balance. He planned to discuss resigning with City Solicitor Frederick Waugh before returning.
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Thill
Louis Thill
Frederick Waugh
Driver Dozes as Car Hits Utility Pole Near Monroeville
Monroeville teen Stephan J. Bores 18 of RD 2 Monroeville fell asleep at the wheel while northbound on Ohio 99 about four miles south of Monroeville. His car left the road striking a utility pole at Peru West Section Line Road after traveling about 300 feet. No injuries reported and the pole remained standing. The patrol cited Bores for unsafe operation.
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Monroeville
Norwalk
Ohio Highway Patrol
Stephan J. Bores
RD 2
Ohio 99
Bores
Peru- West Section Line Road
Auditions Held for Norwalk Fourth of July Show
Program Chairman Paul Tucker reported seven acts auditioned Thursday night for the Norwalk Fourth of July observance. Auditions will be conducted again next week to select participants for the variety show.
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Norwalk
Paul Tucker
Doane Plans August Retirement From Norwalk Police
Captain Orin L. Doane, of the Norwalk police, will retire in August after 20 years of service. He joined as a special officer in 1946, became a captain in 1953, and his final duty day is June 30 with July 1 starting vacation. He may resign later today. He is the last in the force on a 20 year retirement plan. a 1947 state plan requires 25 years at age 52.
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Norwalk
Orin L. Doane
Department
Doane
Board of Control
W. Chesnnut St
Insect Causes Wisconsin Man Car Crash on Ohio Turnpike
Everett Brockhill, 43, of Racine, Wisconsin, was severely injured when his son Darrell, 16, distracted by an insect in the car, drove off the road seven miles west of the Norwalk Sandusky interchange. The vehicle struck a guard rail, jumped a concrete standard, overturned, and landed in the median. All five family members were hurt as emergency surgery followed.
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Wisconsin
Everett Brockhill
Racine
Wis
Darrell
Norwalk
Sandusky
Rockhill
Smoke Report At Reflector Building No Fire Found
Norwalk firefighters responded to a call of smoke at the Reflector building at 6 28 p m Friday after an unidentified caller said he saw fire. Fire crews found only steam from an air conditioning unit on the building side and concluded there was no fire.
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Norwalk
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