Brown Suspect In LA Assault
Jimmy Brown film star and former NFL rushing leader, arrested after police found Eva Marie Bohnchin seriously injured beneath his Los Angeles apartment. She suffered a dislocated shoulder and head injuries while Brown was released on bail. arraignment set for June 13.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jimmy Brown
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Eva Marie Bohnchin
West Hollywood
Citizens Emergency Hospital
Los Angeles County - Usc Medical Center
Miss Bohnchin
Cleveland
Brenda Ayres
Missyres
Theft Suspect Held After Cash Box Robbery
Norwalk police were to seek grand larceny charges against Robert L. George of 47 Whittlesey Ave. He is held in the Huron County jail after a cash box was stolen from Helen's Restaurant at 42 Benedict Ave. Police recovered 361 dollars from him. George had worked at the restaurant and a door was found open in the early Sunday theft.
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Norwalk
Bernard Freeman
Robert L. George
Whittlesey Ave
Huron County
George
Benedict Ave
Huron
Helen Jennings
Toledo
Weather and notices brief for Warren Ohio area
Fair and warm through Tuesday with low 60s and 70s. Sunday highs near 89 and lows around 65. Humidity data and no precipitation. Sunrise and sunset times listed. Moon phase details included. Marriage license applications listed for Hassinger Herner and Clay Martinez. Deaths noted for several residents including White Bannworth Saik Reamer Kaufman Pool Miller and Fader.
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Theresa Anna White
Warren
Ohio
John Bannworth
Willard
Jacob Saik
Della M. Reamer
W. Main St
Harry Kaufman
Bellevue
Minnie Pool
Greenwich
Carrie E. Miller
Milan Ave
Frieda Fader
E. Main St
Four Cars In City Accident Leaves Several Hurt and Cited
A four car chain reaction occurred Saturday night in Norwalk near 9 Cline St. Louis R. Danner, 55, of Loudonville, was cited for failing to stop within a safe distance and improper backing after his car rear ended one vehicle and struck others. Danner was treated for facial injuries. Bailey and Trotter reported back pain but declined aid. A separate crash on Route 61 left William A. Dye, 22, injured and cited for failing to drive on the right side.
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Loudonville
Norwalk
Cline St. Louis
R. Danner
Danner
Donald R. Trotter
Benedict
Cline League
Lawrence S. Bailey
Morley Dr. Danner
Bailey
Trotter’s
Leo R. Ryan, Jr
Milan
Willardman
Willard Area Hospital
William A. Dye
Westmoreland rules out classic victory in Vietnam
Gen William Westmoreland warned that a traditional military triumph in Vietnam is impossible under current policy. He noted trends are favorable but expect no quick Communist defeat, citing increasing Vietnamese force strength and ongoing pressure on the enemy. He projected South Vietnamese forces may bear more load by late next year.
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Saigon
UPI
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Westmoreland
Army
Suc
Cess
U.S
Hanoi
Route 20 bypass opens in Norwalk amid minimal ceremony
The Route 20 bypass opened at 3 p.m. with final inspection completed Friday. Project costs totaled 7.5 million dollars with 5.6 million construction, 1.4 million right of way, and 0.5 million for engineers. Contractors include A J Baltes Inc Whitaker Merrill Co Columbus and McCormick Co Mansfield. James Earl Ray appeared in a London magistrate’s court held without bail on gun and passport violations.
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C.F. Crissinger
David Davies
Crissinger
A.J. Baltes, Inc
Whitaker-Merrill Co
Columbus
McCormick Co
Mansfield
London
UPI
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King,Jr
Britain
U.S
Ray
Brixton
Missouri
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
British Foreign Office
Frank Milton
King
United States
Golfer Wounded by Stray Bullet at Vermilion Club
Vermilion man Thomas Ansell, 27, was treated for a lower back wound after a stray bullet struck him while playing golf at the Vermilion Country Club Saturday. Erie County Sheriff’s Department continues to investigate the gun’s origin.
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Vermilion Country Club
Thomas Ansell
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Kennedy Funeral Train Returns to Washington in Nation’s Mourning
Tens of thousands lined tracks and streets along the New York to Washington corridor as Robert Kennedy’s funeral train carried the slain candidate home. President Johnson, Senator Edward Kennedy, and observers reflected on a nation mired in grief, violence, and scrutiny of its leaders.
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Washington
UPI
New York-Washington
United States
Robert Kennedy
Norwalk Auto Agency President Charged With Fraud
Herman Predmore 44 of Castalia, president of R W Albright Inc, held in Huron County jail after pleading innocent to fraud and issuing a bad check. Accused of taking 3534 from John Sickinger for a car without a clear title and writing a 101 bad check to Norwalk Parts Co. Bond set at 2500 on fraud and 500 on bad check.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Herman Predmore
Castalia
R.W. Albright, Inc
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Chary
John Sickinger
Predmore
Sickinger
Norwalk Parts Co
City ministers reflect on assassination in sermons
Norwalk pastors across denominations mourn the Kennedy assassination in Sunday sermons. Rev. Paul Bailey cites frontier spirit and rugged individualism fueling violence while Rev. C H Pearce urges turning hearts to God. Other ministers urge faith, prayer, and civic responsibility amid national grief.
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Norwalk
Kennedy
Bailey
C.H. Pearce
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
America
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Charles A. Hassinger
Nancy A. Herner
Ronald J. Clay
Delores L. Martinez
Operation Department of the
Highway Department
UPI Telephoto
By Mike Feinsilber
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Johnson
White House
Dallas
Edward Kennedy
Carole Sprowls
Paul Bailey
First United Methodist Church
Mr. Pearce
Rev
David F. Lunney
Calvary Baptist Church
Lord
Jesus Christ
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Thomas E. Reynolds
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
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