Four girls crown Reflector contest with Father’s Day essays
Linda Didion and Kathleen Bick won top honors in Senior High and Junior High divisions of the My Pop s Tops contest. Magdalen Balint and Jennifer Ann Herchline earned second in the Father s Day category with accounts of their fathers distant by work and memory.
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Linda Didion
Albin Didion
Milan Ave
Kathleen Bick
Clayton Bick
Norwood Ave
Magdalen Balint
E. Elm St
Jennifer Ann Herchline
State St
Father's Day essay celebrates a devoted dad and family values
Jennifer Herchline praises her father as a constant provider, corrective guide, and loving mentor while describing him as the best father a girl could have. The contest awarded outdoor grills for first place and cooking utensil sets for second. judges included Rev. William Brown, Ken dall Falke, and Mrs. Joe Vartorella.
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William Brown
First Methodist Church
Kendall Falke
Norwalk
Joe Vartorella
Case St
Astronauts Honored At Paris Air Show
Gemini-4 astronauts Lt. Col. James A. McDivitt and Lt. Col. Edward H. White arrive in Paris with Vice President Humphrey to attend the Paris air show. They flew in Air Force 1 from Washington and are met by French officials as De Gaulle’s government plans a welcoming reception.
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Paris
Aps
America
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Humphrey
le Bourget
McDivitt
White
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Weather and forecast plus death notices
Sunny today with a small rise in temperature and a mild change for Saturday. High in the 70s fair and cool tonight with a low in the high 40s to mid 50s. Sunrise 4 53 a m sunset 8 04 p m. Five day forecast shows a slow warming then cooler by mid next week with 2 to 5 degree below normal readings and showers around mid next week with total under quarter inch. Kenneth Riggs Hackett 62 Milan Hazel D Allen 64 Norwalk RD 3 Marietta N Hoch 45 Sandusky
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Hazel D. Allen
Norwalk RD
Marietta N. Hoch
Sandusky
Bombers Strike North Of Saigon In Major Viet War Raid
Twenty seven U S Air Force B52 bombers from Guam dumped tons of explosives on a suspected Communist stronghold north of Saigon. One Viet Cong body found. two B52s lost in a Pacific collision. seven American sailors listed as missing near the Philippines. Other US planes hit Son Le barracks near Hanoi with three buildings destroyed.
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Saigon
Guam
America
U.S
Pacific Ocean
Philippines
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Son le
Hanoi
Three Accidents Hurt Seven in 12 Hours Thursday
Seven persons were injured in three area accidents within 12 hours Thursday. Florence M. Orebaugh, 70, of 6 State St., was admitted to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital with a fractured arm from a Route 250 crash. John N. Orebaugh, 74, was in the car, and the pair collided with a semitrailer when a pickup was backed from a driveway by Harry Krisha, 44, of North Fairfield. The Route 224 crash near Willard left nine people in a car. three were treated at Willard Municipal Hospital, including Richard Loney, 16, and Leon Lewis, 19.
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Florence M. Orebaugh
State St
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Orebaugh
John N. Orebaugh
Howard Melvin Wilson
Huron
Norwalk
Harry Krisha
Fairfield RD 1
Willard Municipal Hospital
Willard
Richard Loney
Leon Lewis
Blood on hand for Hoch couple in Route 601 crash
Nine pints cross matched at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for Mr and Mrs John Hoch victims of a Route 601 car train collision. Hoch received two pints and seven were prepared for his wife though two had already been administered before she died. Hospital administrator William Slabodnick cited the blood mobile program and urged area residents to donate as the bloodmobile returns to Norwalk at the Eagles Hall from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday.
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Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
John Hoch
Hoch
William Slabodnick
Huron County
The
American Red Cross
Slabodnick
Norwalk
Eagles Hall
Sandusky Woman Dies in Train Collision at New York Central Crossing
Marietta N Hoch 45 of 1009 A Street Sandusky dies at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after her car is struck by a New York Central train at Route 601 near the Omega Road crossing. Her husband John Hoch Sr 53 is critically injured and their children four in various conditions. The crash area shows 115 feet skid marks and speeds over 50 mph. The train engineers are Raymond E Davidson and Howard M Fuller. This marks the sixth fatal train accident in Huron County in seven months.
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Marietta N. Hoch
Sandusky
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Huron County
New York Central
John Hoch Sr
Fremont
Elyria
Hoch
Raymond E. Davidson
Howard M. Fuller
Nazarano Novelli
Cleveland
Omega Road
Alberta Jean Mills
Greenwich
Ellen Mack
Asheland
Main St
Kenneth Rex
Norwalk RD
Jacqueline
New York Central Railroad
Earl M. Converse
Titan 3C Rockets to Record Orbital Payload at Cape Kennedy
The Titan 3C, a 127 foot tall booster with two solid-fuel boosters, lifted 21 000 pounds into orbit at Cape Kennedy. The launch, televised nationally, set a U S record for booster power and payload weight as the Titan 3C moves toward future plans to orbit a manned space station within three years.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
America
U.S
Rhodes Plans Ohio History Tour After 890 Mile Run
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced a second Ohio history tour starting July 7 from Milan birthplace of Thomas Edison and visiting Lake Erie islands Put-in-Bay Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky and Cleveland before finishing in Cincinnati two weeks later. The first tour ended in Marion at Warren G. Harding birthplace tomb with a plan to invite living relatives of presidents to Columbus for a summer celebration.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Milan
Thomas Edison
Lake Erie Islands
Put-in-Bay
Commodore Perry
Cedar
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Hungary
Jennifer Herchline
Cme Aon Ee
Kenneth Riggs Hackett
South Viet Nam
United States
Pete Mohn
United
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