Marriage Dissolved of Hogan’s Heroes Star and Wife
In Los Angeles a 21 year marriage between Robert Crane and Anne Crane ended in Superior Court. Mrs Crane received the Tarzana family home and alimony of 1700 dollars monthly for 121 months. Crane must pay 600 dollars monthly child support for three children. In Athens Ohio the Buckeye’s Boys State opened at Ohio University with 1360 juniors for a nine day session ending June 26. An election of city county and state offices will be held Sunday with speakers including Roger Cloud John Gilligan and Lt Gov John Brown.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Crane
Anne
Superior Court
Crane
Tarzana
Athens
Ohio
Buckeye
Ohio University
Roger Cloud
John Gilligan
John Brown
Communists Cut Highway Link as Forces Clashes Rattle Indochina
In Phnom Penh Communist troops severed Highway 1 to Saigon but Cambodian units reopened a main route to the Gulf of Siam and oil supplies. US Command in Saigon tallies 130 American deaths and 364 wounded last week, with Cambodia casualties noted. In Miami, police fought sniping and looting in Negro areas. 60 arrests after 36 injuries Tuesday night.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Saigon
Gulf of Siam
Cambodia
U. S
Indochina
Miami
UPS
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Nixon economy address drags market. Dow falls
Wall Street failed to be impressed by President Nixon's state of the economy address. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 1.58 points to 704.68 after a brief rally and was down 0.07 at noon in moderate trading.
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New York
UPI
Nixon
Wall Street
Teens and woman rescue drowning boy at farm pond
In Morrow Ohio a 15 year old boy Donnie Williams slipped while swimming in a farm pond. Teammates Fred Russell and Mike Gilbert both 17 jumped in and, with aid from Dayton woman Inez Senkowski, pulled Williams from the water saving his life.
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Morrow, Ohio
UPI
Warren County
Dayton
Donnie Williams
Morrow
Fred Russell
Mike Gilbert
Williams
Inez Senkowski
Moorer Confirmed as Joint Chiefs Chairman Over Opposition
The U S Senate confirmed Admiral Thomas H Moorer as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff despite Sen Stephen M Young objection about his Gulf of Tonkin crisis judgment. Young cited Moorers role as commander of the Pacific Fleet which included the destroyers Maddox and Turner Joy. The Pentagon said North Vietnamese forces attacked prompting the Tonkin Resolution.
Baja California Blackout Plunges State Into Power Failure
About one million residents of Baja California and part of Sonora suffered a lengthy blackout after two large transformers at a Mexican federal power plant burned out. San Diego Gas and Electric prepared emergency lines from the U S side to restore service.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Weather Update Norwalk and Surrounding Areas
Showers and thunderstorms likely this morning then partly cloudy and cooler with a high near 80. Tonight and Friday will be fair and cooler with lows upper 50s and highs in the 70s. Saturday looks sunny and mild with a 60 percent rain chance today, then 10 percent tonight and Friday. Norwalk high 89 low 68 with .43 inches precipitation. Birth notices include Wayne Pylant Norwalk boy, George Bivens Attica girl, Senter Roper Shiloh girl, David Schwab Willard girl, James Ramey Shelby boy.
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Lake Erie Shore
Norwalk
Wayne Pylant
George Bivens
Attica
Senter Roper
Shiloh
David Schwab
Willard
James Ramey
Shelby
Nixon appeals for voluntary price controls amid inflation fight
President Nixon urged business and labor to voluntarily curb wage and price demands as Democrats blasted the move as too little too late. Sen. Ribicoff and others called for mandatory controls while Nixon rejected the idea and announced a national productivity commission to issue inflation alerts after increases.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
National Commission On Productivity
VISTA Worker Slain in Mountaintop Case
Nancy Morgan age 24, a VISTA volunteer, was found dead in her car on a remote Appalachian road. Autopsy shows she died from a nylon cord around her neck two days before discovery. hands and feet bound and cord wrapped tightly.
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Marshall
N.C
UPI
VISTA
Appalachian
Mission Memorial Hospital
Asheville
Nancy Morgan
U S To Study Rush Hour Traffic
Cleveland Ohio was selected from 25 cities for a federal test to add capacity during rush hours by reserving one freeway lane for buses and car pools. A 104600 dollar Department of Transportation grant funds the 11.5 mile I 90 stretch on the lakefront. Dr Donald Capelle of Voorhees and Associates leads the study to assess practicality enforcement and public education.
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Washington
UPI
Cleveland
Ohio
Department of Transportation
Lake Front
Lake Erie
Superior
260Th Streets
Donald Capelle
Ohio Lawmaker Targets Barking Dogs Bill Faces Vicious Note
Ohio Rep. Alan Norris laughed off a harsh letter from a Grove City woman about his February bill to ban dogs that bark unreasonably loud in outlying areas. The critic calls Norris a dog hater and urges muzzling him in a pointed, fiery missive.
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Columbus
UPI
Alan FE. Norris
Westerville
Grove City
Norris
Storm disrupts electric service in Norwalk and New London
A storm front disrupted power in Norwalk and New London with hail reported in Seneca County and a tornado in Mahoning County. In Norwalk a 2:38 p.m. lightning strike cut service to 25 to 30 customers for up to 90 minutes while New London lost power for about 150 customers after a heavy wind and rain event around 7:30 p.m. Flooding and downed trees were reported, with power restored by 11 p.m.
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Norwalk
New London
United Press __ International
Seneca County
Mahoning County
Marion County
Old State Road
Firelands Boulevard
Benedict Avenue
Christie Avenue
William Mount
Mount
The
Street Department
Firelands Electric Cooperative Inc
East Main Street
Third Street
Park Avenue
House approves 18 year old vote amid hoax claims
Supporters predicted President Nixon would sign a bill granting suffrage to 18 year olds and extending voting rights under the 1965 act. House passage spurred debate with Emanuel Celler arguing for the measure and Nixon’s stance unclear while White House aides mull timing.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
House
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Celler
Supreme Court
Senate
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Page Hudson
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McLean
Voorhees and Associates
Capelle
Dempsey
Garden
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Jerry Quarry
Mac Foster
Quarry
Joe Frazier
Jack Sharkey
Georges Carpentier
Gene Tunney
Sharkey
Carpentier
Tunney
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