Merrill exits Maine primary as Hildreth wins GOP nod
Actor Gary Merrill placed third in Maine's 1st District Republican primary. Horace A. Hildreth Jr. carried 23 594 votes, David F. Ault 6 448, Merrill 5 674. Merrill termed his defeat a swing to the right and said he would not run again.
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Maine
UPI
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Congress
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Falmouth
Merrill
David F. Ault
Hildreth
Ault
Vietnam
Smoking may aid some patients with serious disease says doctor
Dr. Sheldon Cohen of Atlanta told the AMA that some patients with serious illness may be better off smoking rather than quitting. He warned that those forced to quit can develop severe emotional disorders, suggesting the habit persists even as health declines.
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San Francisco
UPS
American Medical Association Today
Sheldon Cohen
Atlanta
AMA
Cohen
McCarthy caps Ohio stop seeks delegates for Dem convention
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy urged about 300 college age supporters at Burke Lakefront Airport to help win Ohio delegates for the Democratic National Convention. He asked them to get the word through to the Ohio delegation. The event drew a youth crowd in Cleveland.
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UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Ohio
Burke Lakefront
Former mental patient rescued from 150 foot water tower
In Greenville Ohio a former mental patient spent about 25 hours atop a 150 foot water tower before being lowered safely in a crane bucket late Monday night. Reporter Jack Willey aided and rode down with her.
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Greenville, Ohio
UPI
Jack Willey
Greenville Advocate
Fitzwater
Mostly sunny warm with showers chances and new records
Weather outlook calls for sun and rising temperatures today with increasing clouds tonight and a few showers likely. Wednesday features more clouds, warmer air, and possible thundershowers with a high around 66 in Norwalk and 45 low Monday. Marriage licenses list Jerome L Proctor and Carolyn M Pheifer and Theodore L Kearney Jr and Sharon A Lopez. Births report several newborns in Wakelan Willard and Attica areas. Deaths noted for Jess J Rice 92 Fremont Cora E Cox 61 Bellevue DeForest E Starkey Sr 63 Rt 61 East.
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Norwalk
Jerome L. Procter
Carolyn M. Pheifer
Collins
Theodore L. Kearney, Jr
Garden Center
Sharon A. Lopez
Jess J. Rice
Fremont
Cora E. Cox
Bellevue
DeForest E. Starkey, Sr
East
Eastwood Village Fire Crews Respond Without Fires
Residents misread a routine trash burn and a planned controlled burn as fires. Firefighters arrived twice to Eastwood Village after black smoke was seen on Old State Road, but no flames were found. Security kept watch as Senator Eugene J. McCarthy spoke outdoors.
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Norwalk
Old State Road
Eugene J. McCarthy
Willard Council to Discuss Open Housing Measure
Anti poverty leaders attended Willard City Council to seek action on a ten page open housing ordinance. The proposal duplicates a Sandusky ordinance passed after a long battle and council plans a closed session at 7 30 p m on June 27 to consider it.
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State Board To Consider City Housing
Norwalk moves to join the Huron Housing Authority as the State Housing Board weighs the city’s membership. The meeting is set for 1 30 p m in Hearing Room 2 at the State Office Building 65 S Front St Columbus. The mayor’s office says a delegation will attend in his stead.
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UPI
George Wallace
Alabama
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Norwalk
Huron Housing Authority
State Housing Board
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S. Front St
Harold Finch
John R. Gerken, Jr
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Decision Tonight On Day Care In Norwalk Park
A special Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission meeting at 7 p.m. will decide if Norwalk Day Care Center Inc. may build at League Street Park. The plan faces zoning questions and city solicitor review. attendance by key local officials is noted despite one member’s absence.
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League Street Park
Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission
Norwalk Day Care Center, Inc
Frederick F. Waugh
Head Start Funds Approved for New London Area Programs
Emerson Cole of the Huron CAC announced federal funds totaling 29300 and 4500 in non federal money for Head Start and a day care program serving New London Willard Perkins. Programs target 45 pre kindergarten children with sites teachers and transport to be arranged before start. Cole plans to brief the bi county board and submit a personnel plan revision tonight.
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Sandusky
Emerson Cole
Eric Huron
Cole
CAC
New London Area
Ex-Convict Charged With Forgery In Payroll Check Theft
A 40 year old ex convict Jesse C Jennings is wanted on a warrant for forgery and parole violation after nine payroll checks totaling 1285 were cashed using a machine at Saginaw Wire Products Inc. The plant reported a missing petty cash box of 167 and Jennings had taken vacation starting June 2 and did not return. The case links to a prior theft at Price Construction Co and a 112 check cashed at Kroger. Investigation by Norwalk and Huron County Bank officials led to the arrest warrant issued by Prosecutor Bernard Freeman.
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Saginaw Wire Products Inc
Jesse C
Jay) Jennings
Saginaw Wire Products
Jennings
Saginaw
Price Construction Co
Ohio State Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
Bernard Freeman
Kroger
Republican candidate reports $122 campaign expense
Richard Garner, a GOP county commissioner hopeful, disclosed spending $122 in the primary. The other four GOP candidates had filed their expense reports with the Huron County Board of Elections previously. The deadline for all reports is 4 p.m. Friday.
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Richard Garner
GOP
Huron County Board of Elections
New London School Employees Win Pay Raises From Board
New London School Board adopts a revised salary schedule for non teaching personnel raising maximums and extending years to reach top pay levels. New hires include Betty Hopper for art and Joan Graham for English while resignations and vacancies are noted. Budget hearing set for July 15 and board opposes proposed tax exemption removal on bonds.
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NEW London
New London School Board
Betty Hopper
Ashland College
Joan Graham
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