Deputy On Horseback Nab Suspect in Lake Holiday Burglary
A two hour manhunt ended with Deputy Dean Jamison on horseback arresting Lonnie Westbrook and Ray Patrick after they fled Holiday Lakes Lodge. Police recovered $361.80 from a cigar box petty cash and a desk check. Mrs. Zirkel spotted two men entering the lodge and alerted authorities.
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Judy Morgan Willard
William Zirkel
Holiday Lakes Lodge
Here
Lake Holiday
Huron County
Ray Patrick
Detroit
Mich
Holiday Lakes
Lonnie S. Westbrook
Willard
Dean Jamison
Sheriff's Department
Norwalk
Art Heck
Heck Flying Service
Corp
Thomas Ludban
Dean
Jamison
Westbrook
Zirkel
Brown condemns Gilligan as Buckeye Boys State politicizes event
Lieutenant Governor John W. Brown blasted Governor John J. Gilligan for delivering a partisan speech to Buckeye Boys State, breaking a long held nonpartisan tradition. Levi Strauss honored with Coty special award for 120 years of American fashion influence. Ohio West Area Conference opposes the draft and supports Nixon troop removal and POW release. Grace Roosevelt dies in traffic accident in Cold Spring Harbor. Archibald Roosevelt and Melissa Jackson injured.
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UPS
John W. Brown
John J. Gilligan
Buckeye Boys State
Brown
Gilligan
New York
UPI
Levis
Levi Strauss
San Francisco
Coty
Lakeside
Ohio
Ohio West Area
The
United Methodist Church
U.S
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Cold Spring Harbor
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Grace Roosevelt
Archibald
Riot control course underway in Norwalk with 70 officers
About 70 law officers and firefighters from Huron Erie Seneca and Sandusky counties participate in a riot control school at Norwalk City Hall led by Lt. Vernon Walker and Sgt. William Grace. Equipment costing 3000 to 11000 is used as a central storage van is prepared.
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Norwalk
Vernon Walker
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Huron
Erie
Seneca
Sandusky
City Hall
Walker
William Grace
Franklin County
Borgia
Demand For Power Hits New Peak In Norwalk City
Norwalk officials report higher peak power demand despite coal savings from using one boiler. The city’s plant hit a 17 192 kilowatt spring peak, with 13 400 supplied locally and 3 792 from Ohio Edison. Rising boiler risk looms if boiler five fails. spare pulverizer ring ordered for emergency use at about 1500 price.
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Norwalk Electric Department
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Ohio Edison Co
Ohio Edison
Edison
Edward Still
Robert Williams
Donald Davis
Davis
Still
Bob ‘Williams
Justice Department Wins Temporary Injunction Against Times
The Justice Department obtained a temporary injunction to bar the New York Times from publishing its Pentagon report on the Vietnam war. The Times vowed to continue the fight, calling the action unprecedented suppression. Judge Murray Grufein set a hearing for Friday at 10 a.m. EDT on a possible permanent injunction.
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New York
UPI
Justice Department
New York Times
the Times
Murray Grufein
The
Times
Mayors Seek Vietnam Troop Withdrawal By 1971
The UPI report says 18-2 in the U.S. Conference of Mayors resolutions committee endorses a resolution urging President Nixon to withdraw all American troops from Vietnam by year end 1971 with broad support likely among about 200 mayors at the final session.
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UPI
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Conference of Mayors’ Resolutions Committee
Weather Outlook And Local Life Notices
Mostly sunny today and Thursday with highs near 70 at the lake and 80 inland. Norwalk high 71 low 48 with no precipitation. calm to light NE winds. Marriage licenses listed for several couples in Mansfield Plymouth Norwalk Willard Bellevue North Monroeville and Willard. Births include Dotson Ruffing Aumend. Death noted: Ruby J. Cates 48 Wakeman.
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Lake Shore
Norwalk
Paul R. Long, Jr
Mansfield
Pressman
Judith A. Willet
Plymouth
William E. Chapman, Jr
North Ridgeville
Irene E. Matthews
Dave A. Eavey
Willard
Diane M. Gremmer
Douglas A. More
Diane D. Duffield
Charles C. Egan
Bellevue
Billie A. Blair
North Monroeville
Times Reports Pentagon Vietnam Study Sealed In Secret War Room
The New York Times conducted a guarded Pentagon Vietnam War study in a Manhattan hotel suite. Reporter Neil Sheehan led a small team into 45 volumes of material, with strict secrecy and limited knowledge among editors.
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Boston
UPI
New York Times
Manhattan
Boston Herald Traveler
Herald
The
Times
New York
Washington
Neil Sheehan
Norwalk Considers 10000 to 12000 for Haskins and Sells Consulting
City officials review a preliminary report by Haskins and Sells on financial reporting and city procedures. The firm estimates a 6 to 9 month implementation period with base fees of 10000 to 12000 plus travel expenses, and a current bill of 7000 to be presented to the Finance Committee.
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Norwalk
Haskins and Sells
City Charter Commission
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