Former City Woman Flees Mideast Crisis From Beirut Apartment
Mrs. R. G. Khayat formerly Ann Blackburn of Norwalk fled to the American University of Beirut with her two daughters Christina and Susan as the American embassy urged evacuation amid the height of the Middle East crisis. Her husband remained in the United States with a patient. She recalled the orderly process and relief at securing a spot on a flight.
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R. G. Khayat
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Khayat
Christina
Susan
American University of Beirut
Mrs. Khayat
Road Work Resumes as Ohio Workers Vote on Raises
About 10 000 Ohio heavy construction workers are set to return to jobs on Wednesday amid a ballot on a wage increase offered by the Ohio Contractors Association. John Possehl notes return while votes are counted with results expected June 21. In Washington, Senators defend ethics report on Sen. Thomas J Dodd saying personal use of political contributions was wrong.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ohio Contractors Association
John Possehl
Washington
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Senate
Dodd
Rusk Says Everyone Loses as NATO Debates Peacekeeping Plan
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told NATO foreign ministers in Luxembourg that “everybody was a loser” in the Middle East war and rejected western proposals for United Nations peacekeeping forces on both sides of the Arab-Israeli border amid rising East-West tension.
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Luxembourg
UPI
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Rusk
NATO
Travel agency window sign touts visit Israel
A downtown Denver travel agency displays a new window sign referencing Israel and ancient pyramids with a prompt to visit Israel. The message connects Middle East affairs to tourism in a bold, concise line.
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Denver
UPI
Israel
Middle East
Ohio House to vote on crowd control bill
A measure to empower law enforcement officers to direct or restrain crowds at fires disasters riots and similar emergencies was scheduled for a vote in the Ohio House. It would prohibit interference with police and rescue workers at emergency scenes.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House
Power Station Smashed in Thanh Hoa Strike
U S Navy jets hit the Thanh Hoa power station in North Vietnam as part of a three day series of strikes on power production. Officials said the plant was destroyed in minutes, after the Communists rebuilt it over a year following a prior attack.
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Saigon
UPS
Thanh Hoa
North Vietnam
Prisoner Exchange? South Vietnam Returns 39 Prisoners
The South Vietnamese government released 39 seriously sick or wounded prisoners to North Vietnam. The detainees crossed to Quang Tri City Sunday night and were escorted to the freedom bridge over the Ben Hai River, the border between the two Vietnams. The United States urged Hanoi to also return ill or wounded American prisoners.
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Saigon
Weather Outlook and Local Life Events
Mostly sunny and warm through Wednesday with mild nights. Monday highs near 66 to 68, low 60s tonight. Humidity varies 79 percent at 8 a.m. to 43 percent at 2 p.m. and 48 percent at 8 p.m. No rainfall in last 24 hours. Marriage licenses issued to Arthur G. Meyer and Mary E. Hershiser of Norwalk and to Robert C. Baker and Carol J. Amato of Norwalk. Births reported for Whiting, LaRue, Markwell, Sullivan, and Pigman families. Deaths listed for Harry A. Monroe and Alvin Cubertson.
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Arthur G. Meyer
Norwalk
Mary E. Hershiser
Robert C. Baker
Willard
Foreman
Carol J. Amato
Robert Whiting
Donald LaRue
Bloomville
Roger Markwell
Albert Sullivan
Attica
Patrick Pigman
Old State Rd
Harry A. Monroe
New London
Alvin Cubertson
Greenwich
Russia asks UN for special session on Middle East crisis
The Soviet Union requested Secretary General Thant convene a special UN General Assembly session to address the Middle East crisis. The move signals Moscow’s effort to mobilize broad international support and pressure on Israel amid regional tensions.
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Russia
Israel
United Nations
UPI
Soviet Union
Thant
General Assembly
Middle East
Moscow
United Nations General Assembly
U.S. Security Council
Berlin Milan district workers reject new wage proposal
Non teaching staff in the Berlin-Milan school district voted down wage offers with only four approvals all from Milan employees. Disparities cited include Milan cafeteria manager Corinne Garner earning 2850 while Berlin Heights manager 2450, and bus drivers requesting 1800 for double routes versus the board’s 1550 or 1650.
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Milan
Berlin-Milan
Berlin Heights
Corinne Garner
Robert Howell
The
Ohio Public School Employes Association
Zuber Drive-In Damaged By Fire
A kitchen blaze at Zuber s Restaurant Drive Inn caused about 5000 in damage to the building and contents. Electrical wiring in a fluorescent lamp above the grill was blamed. Firemen responded at 1 pm from the Milan Cline Street intersection. The closed restaurant was unoccupied, and a roof hole and damaged ventilating equipment resulted.
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Zuber
Drive Inn
Milan-Cline Street
Don Swain
Huron County Airport Bidding Plans Open June 22
Eight contractors have obtained plans for the Huron County airport project from County Engineer Urban Livengood. Bids will be opened at 10 a.m. June 22 in the county commissioners office, with eight firms listed as bidders. Accusations of future acrimonious assembly meetings were noted.
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Huron County
Office of
Urban Livengood
Leon Riley Excavating Co
Norwalk
Whittaker - Merrell Co
Columbus
Valley Electric Co
Fremont
Rolland Getz Co
Mansfield
Ben-Tom Supply Co., Inc
Huron County Commissioners
Ward ends long mail route after 39 years of service
Lloyd Red Ward longtime Norwalk postman retires after nearly 39 years delivering mail. He started in 1928 and walked 12 to 15 miles daily ending his route at Oak Street. He urges courtesy and understanding of the people behind the addresses.
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Mailman
Lloyd
Red) Ward
Ward
Perrin
Lloyd Ward
Lucille
Norwalk
Post Office
Oak Street
Heat Push Triggers Series of Blackouts on Norwood Avenue
Six blackouts hit Norwood Avenue on Monday as residents plugged in air conditioners to beat the heat. The first outage lasted about 25 minutes, with subsequent brief outages of roughly two minutes each. Crews rerouted power to another line and restored service quickly.
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Norwood Avenue
Walls Named To Probation Post In Huron County
Walls appointed assistant probation officer of Huron County Juvenile Court by Judge Russell T. Antrim. The Norwalk High athletic director will work part time over the summer, replacing Burdette DeWalt who resigned to take a Juvenile Court job in Sandusky County.
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Grant Walls
Huron County Juvenile Court
Russell T. Antrim
Antrim
Walls
Norwalk High
Burdette
Bud) DeWalt
Sandusky County
Courthouse Upgrades Bring Window AC Units to Four Offices
Electricians installed window air conditioners on a trial basis in four Huron County offices today. The offices include the commissioners, the auditor, the recorder, and the clerk of courts.
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Huron County
Huron County Commissioners
Auditor
Recorder
Clerk of Courts
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United Press International
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Keith Hilaman
Eugene Funk
Huron Sand and Gravel
Price Construction Co
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Old Jerusalem
London
United States
Britain
Hester Street
N. Hester St
Don Hohler
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