Oil drilling slated in Huron County by two firms
Burt McCormick of D. J. Oil Co. and Astro Oil Co. said preliminary gravity meter work in Monroeville and New London should allow drilling within two months. Gravity meters map potential oil domes, with seismograph surveys to now pinpoint locations, promising progress in the early stage.
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Huron County
Burt McCormick
D. J. Oil Co
Astro Oil Co
Monroeville
New London
McCormick
Had A Ball Til Sams Call
Richard Wallace a 20 year old Worcester native on a hitchhiking trip across the United States with Vincent Myers arrived in Norwalk before receiving a telegram from his mother ordering him to Worcester for military service. He jokes AWOL may follow as he plans to finish his travel narrative for the Reflector.
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Mass
Richard
Vincent Myers
U. S
Florida
Louisiana
Mexico
California
Texas
Sam
Baffled Peggy Bombards Britain's Denning in Court
Vera Stone a 37 year old television script writer interrupted a London high court session by throwing heavy law books at Lord Denning while demanding review of a dismissed suit against the Association of Official Shorthand Writers. Bailiffs removed her and Denning remained unshaken as she left.
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London
UPI
Vera Stone
Lord Denning
Britain
High Court
Denning
Miss Stone
Dennings
City fixes sign causing pedestrian traffic tickets
In Los Angeles, police ticketed pedestrians walking downhill due to a hill sign stating the street was closed to pedestrian traffic. Officers at the bottom enforced the rule, but commuters walking uphill were not stopped until officials corrected the signage. Lt. Robert D. Houlihan noted the initial tickets followed the posting.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert D. Houlihan
Houlihan
Agreement Eludes Union And Fanny Farmer In Last Night Meeting
Teamsters Local 20 and Fanny Farmer Candy Studio failed to reach a new contract in last night’s talks. A further meeting is planned for next week while workers continue under an extended contract since May 31 and authorized a strike if talks stall.
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Teamsters Union Local 20
Fanny Farmer Candy Studio
Fanny Farmer
Annie Glenn progresses after two minor operations
Annie Glenn wife of former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr shows good progress in recovering from a calcium deposit removal on her left shoulder and a knee cyst operation at Wilford Hall Hospital. Gov Rhodes plans a 120 member Ohio group to Europe in November to promote business.
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Tex
Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Europe
Ohio
Development Council of the
Development Department
Moseley sentenced to electric chair amid courtroom cheers
Winston Moseley received the death penalty in Queens Supreme Court as spectators applauded the verdict. The case traces back to the Kitty Genovese killing on March 13 when many bystanders did not intervene. In a separate note, a British study claimed beer preserves teeth while fruit juices cause decay.
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New York
UPS
Winston Moseley
Queens County Supreme Court
Moseley
Kitty Genovese
London
UPI
Guy’s Hospital
Devastating Niigata Earthquake Hits Honshu Coast
A powerful quake centered near Niigata, Honshu, Japan, devastates a 300 mile coastal arc. At least 21 dead and 152 injured as buildings collapse and fires ignite amid widespread blackout. Aftershocks continue as residents seek relatives and shelter.
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Japan
UPI
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Siberia
Sea of Japan
Tokyo
Yamagata
Akita
Toyama
Tokyo- Yokohama
Tsuruoka City
Johnson to Speak at Ohio Convention in Brief Whirlwind Visit
President Johnson will brief Ohio trip of under two hours to address the Communications Workers of America in Cleveland. He arrives at Hopkins Airport near 1 a.m. EST and travels by helicopter to Edgewater Park then Public Hall for a 35 minute speech before returning to the airport for departure at 12 45 p.m. EST.
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UPI
Johnson
Ohio
The
Communications Workers of America
Cleveland Hopkins Airport
Edgewater Park
Public Hall
Air Force 1
Scranton Force Targets Soft Goldwater Delegates
Scranton for president backers press to win shaky Goldwater delegate votes as Rockefeller backs Rockefeller moves signal a tighter GOP race. Scranton faces a long road to the nomination with Arizona's Goldwater likely to secure delegates unless defections occur before the July convention. Delegates with uncommitted pledges may shift if Scranton gains momentum.
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Washington
UPI
Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Willard Council President Vows To Keep Power Plant
Willard council affirmed the city power plant, vowing to improve operate and profit from it. The council adopted a study by Akron engineers Glaus Pyle Shomer noting higher costs and recommending changes to cut fuel and water loss and lower rates. A first reading set residential rates at Ohio Power plus ten percent starting Aug 1.
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J. V., Emery
Emery
Willard Council
Glaus, Pyle, Shomer
Akron
Ohio Power
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