Mitchell Goes To Court Over Leak Of Viet Reports
UPI reports Secretary Rogers condemns New York Times publication of secret Vietnam documents as serious. Attorney General Mitchell says the Justice Department will seek a temporary restraining order to block further Times excerpts from the 40 volume Defense study and a 47 volume history of U.S. Vietnam decision making. The filing cites irreparable injury to national defense and seeks court action in New York.
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Norwalk Ward Meetings Seek Citizen Views On Government
The Norwalk City Charter Commission holds the second ward meeting at 7 30 p m at Norwalk Junior High School to hear residents views on local government. The third ward meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday and the final for 7 30 p m next Tuesday at St Marys Hall.
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State Board rejects Norwalk district move on 146 acres
The State Board of Education ruled the 146 acre site near Ohio 18 should stay in the Western Reserve Local School District, denying Norwalk City Schools’ request to transfer the land. The decision preserves tax revenue of about 8,230 dollars annually for Western Reserve and aligns with plans for industrial development and future housing growth in the area.
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New Swimsuits and Jeans Mark Opening of Norwalk Pool
Summer arrives at Norwalk pool with crowds as 50 to 75 kids swim by 2 p.m. Girls wear new suits from mini-bikinis to bellybutton designs while boys stick to cut-off jeans. Lifeguard Barb Hug notes the first swims as the pool schedules 1:30 to 4:30 and 6 to 8:30 open swimming.
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Gary Meikle
Tim Kohlmeyer
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Firelands Campus to Build Tech Education Building
The Ohio Controlling Board released 2.4 million for a Firelands Branch at Bowling Green State University. Bids opened May 28. Mosser Construction of Fremont was the apparent low bidder for the general contract at 1.154 million and has previously built the existing Firelands Campus structures.
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Variable clouds and fog with mild temps through Wednesday
Weather rolls in with cloudiness and fog this morning and again tonight. Highs reach upper 60s to 70s inland, lows around 50s to 60s. Rain chance 20 percent, light northerly winds. Norwalk high 76 low 56. Sun and moon times listed. Births: Scott boy at 9 Mill Street. Brown boy in Monroeville. Welch boy in New London. Marriage licenses issued to Bourma and Kooken. Deer and Chrislip. Deaths: Margaret Witzlaben Wakeman. Clarence E. Smith 86 Willard.
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Tricia Nixon Cox Enjoys Secret Honeymoon News
President and Mrs. Nixon heard from their newlywed daughter Tricia Nixon Cox who is happy as a clam after a secret honeymoon. Connie Stuart, the First Lady's press secretary, said the couple called from a private hideaway and plans to return next week.
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Two Senate Hawks Reverses War Views on Vietnam
Two Southern senators Herman Talmadge and B Everett Jordan reversed their Vietnam stance calling for total U S withdrawal and end to combat by Dec 31 1969 Jordan said he would vote for the disengagement act while Talmadge cited constitutional grounds but urged disengagement and prisoner releases American public weariness and divided nation noted as momentum for end despite Nixon policy criticisms The UP I survey showed 51 planning to vote against the measure with 38 for and 8 undecided or absent
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Bomb attack on Belfast temporary barracks fails to injure
An extremist bombing attempt at a temporary British army barracks in Belfast was directed at a room that remained empty. An army spokesman said no injuries occurred as explosives were discharged into an unoccupied space.
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Angels star Johnson accuses teammate of gun threat
Alex Johnson says Chico Ruiz pulled a .38 gun on him in the Angels clubhouse after Sunday's game with the Senators. Ruiz denies the claim and says he was in the dugout. team officials and police report no confirmation of the threat.
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