Mosher Invited to greet Astronauts at White House
Representative Mosher of the House Science and Astronautics Committee attended a White House event to greet and congratulate Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White. Separately Milan High School coach Robert G. Raiff resigned, planning to continue his education after leading Milan teams to a 12-4-2 record and a Firelands Conference title this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Mosher
White House
House Science and Astronautics Committee
James McDivitt
Edward White
Milan
Robert G. Raiff
Milan High School
Raiff
Man
U.S. To Add Up To 21,000 Troops In Vietnam Fight
Washington officials announce a new troop buildup raising U.S. forces from 54,000 to as high as 75,000 to confront the Viet Cong during the monsoon offensive. An airmobile division of over 15,000, trained for anti guerrilla operations, is being organized at Fort Benning and could deploy within two months.
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Ft. Benning
Bloodmobile Slated for Norwalk Stop at Eagles Hall
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Norwalk from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday at the Eagles Hall with a 125 pint quota. Collins Methodist Churchwomen will supply lunch for workers and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will operate the canteen.
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American Red Cross
Norwalk
Eagles Hall
Collins Methodist
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Weather Outlook and Obituaries From Local Page
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high of 75 to 79. Tonight remains partly cloudy with little temperature change, low 55 to 60. Friday will be fair and warmer. Sunrise was 4 53 this morning and sunset at 8 03 this evening. Death notices list James L. Johnson 18 of 46 Gallup Ave Ervin L. Meisner 81 Lola C. Hart 89 and Viola Boniface 86.
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James L. Johnson
Gallup Ave
Ervin L. Meisner
Willard
Lola C. Hart
Norwalk
Viola Boniface
Wakeman
July Fourth parade to open Huron County celebration
The Fourth of July Committee plans a 10 a.m. parade forming at Whittlesey and Monroe, marching Benedict to Norwood and to the fairgrounds. Six church bells will ring for five minutes before the parade, followed by a dance 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the National Guard Armory with the 122nd Army dance band. Activities start at 9 a.m. Monday at the fairgrounds with concessions opening and a full day of events led by Chairman Joseph Langjahr.
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Huron County Fairgrounds
Whittlesey
Monroe Streets
Benedict
Norwood
Fairgrounds
National Guard Armory
Norwalk
Co. A
122Nd Army Dance Band
Joseph Langjahr
Norwalk Truck Lines Shares eyed by non-carrier investors
A group of non-carrier investors plans to buy outstanding Norwalk Truck Lines shares and run the company as an independent motor carrier. The Ohio Company and Hornblower Weeks-Hemphill Noyes led the bid, with plans to form a new corporation to tender for control. NT L operates 46 terminals, 367 trucks, 1 067 tractors and 2 381 trailers with 373 215 shares outstanding valued at over 6.7 million dollars at about 18 dollars a share.
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Norwalk Truck Lines Inc
Richard Menhard
Hornblower
Weexs- Hemphill
Noyes
The
Reflector
Mednard
New York
Norwalk
NTL
Weeks-Hemphill
Ohio Company
Columbus
Howard Gasaway
Norwalk Truck Lines
Ohio
Norwalk Truck Line Company
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Norwalk Soldier James L. Johnson Dies in Germany
James L. Johnson 18 of 46 Gallup Ave died in Germany from injuries when an Army vehicle overturned. A Norwalk High graduate, Explorer Scout, Salvation Army member, he worked at Norwalk Bargain Center before enlistment. Survivors include widow Lois, parents Harold and (Mrs.) Wright, a brother, three sisters. funeral Friday at 2 p.m. with Capt. Harry Salts officiating.
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James L. Johnson
Gallup Ave
Germany
Norwalk
Salvation Army
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Harry Salts
Flood Hits Denver Suburbs From Tornado Storms
The South Platte River overflowed in Denver and suburbs, creating a 20 foot crest and millions in damage. Thousands evacuated. one pilot killed, another heart attack victim found in a street. Five injured. hospitals used generators. radio stations went off air. 800 of 900 downtown traffic lights out. Palmer Lake Castle Rock hit by tornadoes. Air Force Academy moved 240 people to safety. Interment set in Huron Ohio Restlawn Memorial Park Cemetery with military rites.
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Denver
UPS
South Platte
Radio
Sta
Palmer Lake
Castle Rock
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Rockies
Restlawn Memorial Park
Huron
Ohio
Vandalism Reported at Bell's Dairy Front Door
Police investigated a vandalism call at Bell's Dairy on North Prospect. Co owner Gil Weisenberger said an office girl saw two boys kick out the lower door panel, though the youths denied involvement. Interviews with the office girl and her girlfriend yielded no identification. Investigations continue.
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Bell’s Dairy
N. Prospect
Gil Weisenberger
Huron Red Cross to Hold Annual Meeting at Hospital
ARC meeting set for June 24 at 8 p.m. in Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital auditorium. Agenda includes progress and financial reports and election of ten board members. Meeting open to the public.
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Huron County
The
American Red Cross
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Delinquency Up in 1964 in Huron County Report
The annual report by former Juvenile Court Judge Don J. Young Jr. shows 1964 delinquency cases rose 57.74 percent to 713, with about 100 old adult cases dismissed. Delinquency and traffic offenses increased, while adult cases fell. The rate per 1000 youths rose from 12.38 to 14.77, and girls outnumbered boys in delinquency cases.
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Huron County
Don J. Young, Jr
Young
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Emerson Jonas
Norwalk Lions Club
Ray Balderson
Jonas
Robert Hoffecker
Mosher
Jack Fries
Sandusky
Norwalk Airpark
Paul Miller
Fries
Miller
Santo Domingo
U.S
Loudonville
UPI
Ashland
Holmes County
Adams St
FBI
Sacramento
Calif
Pat Chapman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Loudonville- Kettering Hospital
Saigon
U.S. Navy
Spacemen
Cape Kennedy
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