Real estate tax deadline extended and local incidents reported
The second half 1964 real estate tax deadline was moved to Monday June 21 after Sunday June 20. Tax office hours include Wednesday afternoon. A break-in at Heisler's Inc along Route 298 south of Willard occurred around 2:30 am with a broken east door pane. nothing reported missing. Hearings on two Norwalk bypass land appropriation suits continued, involving Zeller entities. In Santo Domingo gunfire between rebel forces and the inter‑American peacekeeping force wounded civilians as firing persisted for hours near the mile square zone controlled by Col. Caamano Deno.
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Huron County
Harold B. Collier
Collier
Heisler’s Inc
Willard
Jack Smith
Smith
Heisler’s
State of
Ohio
Norwalk
Claire
Herman A. Zeller
Robert M
Alice R. Zeller
Santo Domingo
UPI
inter-American
Francisco Caamano Deno
Jet Hustler bomber crashes during Paris air show
A U S Air Force B58 Hustler crashed at Le Bourget Airfield during arrival for the Paris show. One crewman killed, two injured with one in excellent condition and the other burned over 40 percent. The incident comes after a 1961 crash of a similar B58 at the same event.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
le Bourget
Mothers Form Pussycat Posse to Nab Nuisy Cats
In a South Side Chicago neighborhood, 50 mothers, aided by dogcatchers and inspectors, patrol at night to capture half wild cats after a two month battle and a rabies shot series for 2 year old Richard Dickover. The effort comes after a bite prompted action and community tension rises.
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Chicago
UPI
South Side
Ruth Hlavaty
Posse
Little Richard
Weather Looks Bright With Warmer Outlook In Norwalk
Mostly sunny and cool today with a high of 70 to 75. Fair, cool tonight. sunny and slightly warmer Wednesday. Norwalk high of 66 and low 47 Monday with no precipitation and sunrise at 4 33 a.m. and sunset at 8 02 p.m. Marriage license granted Clifton Lewis and Judy Handshoe both Greenwich. Births reported for Stallkamp Esquival Sawyer Troxtle. deaths: Tom F Karr 60 Willard and Bess Coyne Callaghan 72 Parma.
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Norwalk
Tom F. Karr
Willard
Bess Coyne Callaghan
Parma
Jump pessimistic on park bill chances in state legislature
State Representative Harry V. Jump of Huron County doubts passage of a bill allowing one mill levies for industrial park development this session. He plans to seek a committee transfer for hearings, citing constitutional questions about tax use for industrial development and the need for legal input. The measure was drafted at the request of Norwalk Mayor Louis G. Frey.
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Harry V. Jump
Huron County
Jump
Ohio
Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Military Pay Hike Approved by House Armed Services
The House Armed Services Committee approved a Reuters Rivers led bill for a 1 billion dollar yearly military pay raise, about 10.7 percent on average, surpassing Johnson McNamara and advisory panel recommendations. The 33 to 1 vote includes re enlistment bonuses up to four times higher for skilled personnel.
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Washington
UPI
House
Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Fense
Robert S. McNamara
Rivers
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Twenty seven landowners Ok agreements for Norwalk by pass
Twenty seven of fifty six landowners needed for the Norwalk by pass have agreed to sell to the State. Harold Reader of the Ohio Highway Department said as of June four, 29 owners have not signed. Pending suits include two in Huron County and 11 in Columbus office. Bids open and contract award planned for July 8 with bidding information in Columbus soon.
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Norwalk By-Pass
Ohio
Harold Reader
Ashland
State Highway Department
The
Reflector
American Legion
Ohio National Guard
Reader
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Veteran Commentator H V Kaltenborn Dies
New York report notes the death of H V Kaltenborn at 86 in Roosevelt Hospital from a heart ailment. The Palm Beach, Florida native and Harvard educated broadcaster was a longtime voice of news and opinion, renowned for his stand on freedom of speech and objective reporting.
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H.V. Kaltenborn
Roosevelt Hospital
Palm Beach
Fla
Kaltenborn
N W Bellevue Switch Yard To Be Built At $13 1/2 Million
Norfolk and Western begins engineering and grading for a 450 acre electronically operated classification yard east of Bellevue. The project aims to expand the 8000 mile system with 70 miles of track, a computer supervised retarder yard, and eventual employment up to 500. Completion targeted for October 1967.
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Bellevue
Norfolk and Western
Cleveland
William Grumley
Railway
Atlantic Seaboard
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Kansas City
Norfolk
Bellevue Yard
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Aatom Car
API
Soviet Union
Clifton Howard Lewis
Greenwich
U.S. Army
Judy Kay Handshoe
Donald Stallkamp
Lupe Esquival
Reed
Lige Sawyer
Galion
John Troxtle
Collins
Bill Chances
Evan Bowen
Pete Mohn
New York
Radio Voice
Atlee Myers
Huron County Funeral Directors Association
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Jim Hile
Heaston Funeral Home
George Drake
Monroeville
A.W. Fitch
New London
Oscar Komarek
William Giles
Jan Conway
N&w
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