Milan Family Plane Crashes On Highway Near Quad Cities
A single Engine Piper Cherokee flown by James Martz landed on U S Highway 6 near Moline Illinois after engine trouble during refueling. Martz his wife Sarah eight year old son Edwin and passenger Charles Gazette escaped without injury as the plane glided past a bus and crashed on a lawn near the runway.
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Denver
Colo
Milan
Illinois
Iowa
James Martz
Quad-City
Moline
Ill
Martz
Sarah
Edwin
John Collins
Detroit police halt sick call strike with temporary truce
A temporary truce ends a six day sick call strike as Detroit police return to work and the city pledges to lift suspensions of more than 190 officers. About 600 officers were off duty as the walkout began last Thursday to pressure higher wages. Paris: President de Gaulle blames Israel for starting the June 5 war and calls for peaceful coexistence with affected states. Lorain St Mary hires Tim Rose as head football coach with former assistants taking new posts at other schools.
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Detroit
UPI
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Israel
France
de Gaulle
Lorain, Ohio
Tim Rose
Lorain St. Mary High School
Bill Philbin
Sandusky St. Mary’s
Rose
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati Moeller
Amherst Steele
Jerry Olsen
Rocky River High
Delta battleships sweep Viet Cong in Mekong Delta clash
U.S. troops killed 77 guerrillas as about 300 fighters were cornered by armored boats in the Mekong Delta near Saigon. The action lifted Viet Cong fatalities to 249 in the encounter as Washington refines river warfare strategy. President Johnson is expected to order 19-year-olds drafted first while signing the new bill, which guarantees deferments for undergraduates and bans draft lotteries.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Mekong Delta
Delta
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Viet Cong Killings Terrorize South Vietnam in Week
Viet Cong guerrillas killed kidnapped or wounded 515 Vietnamese civilians last week in what officials call their greatest terror wave of 1967. Attacks struck villages and ambushed government officials amid escalating violence.
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Saigon
Upi
Fallout From Peking H bomb Sparks ABM Debate in Washington
Radioactive debris from China’s hydrogen test drifted over the West Coast as two congressional leaders clashed over whether the US must push an expensive ABM system. In Cairo, Egypt welcomed Soviet President Podgorny for talks with President Nasser and the new government.
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Washington
China
Peking
United States
Weather, licenses and deaths in Ohio brief
Weather report notes variable cloudiness and possible thundershowers with mild temperatures tonight and Thursday. Tuesday temperatures ranged 65 to 86 with humidity readings and 0.12 inch precipitation in the past 24 hours. Marriage license applications list Roger L. Saladin and Rita H. Gregory plus Robert H. Spettle and Logan M. Timman, both of Norwalk. Deaths include Mrs Genevieve E. Shrode, 60, and Leon B. Romer, 77.
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Ohio
Roger L. Saladin
Norwalk
Rita H. Gregory
Robert H. Spettle
U. S. Air Force
Logan M. Timman
Genevieve E. Shrode
Collins Leon B. Romer
Phoenix
Arix
Beautiful Baby Beams Nugent as 8-Pound Boy Born
Luci Johnson Nugent gave birth to an 8 pound 10 ounce boy at Seton Hospital Austin. Pat Nugent announced the baby at 7 59 a.m. EDT and said the infant measured 21 inches. Mrs Lyndon B Johnson kept a vigil at the Nugent home overnight. The president was notified by telephone. The couple expressed joy at their “beautiful baby.”
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Nugent
Luci
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pat
Illness Traced to Ham at Elks in Norwalk Lions Outbreak
Sixteen of nineteen Norwalk Lions Club members fell ill after a May 16 dinner at the Elks Country Club. Tests by the Ohio Department of Health found staphylococcus in ham, steak and gravy, and sweet potatoes, with ham the common contaminated item. The ham was held over from the prior day and warmed.
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Norwalk Lions Club
Elks Country Club
Elks Club
Martin Poland
Clarence Ellett
Sluton County
Ohio Department of Health
Ellett
Poland
Lions Club
Country Club
Taxi Service To Be Reduced In Norwalk
The Norwalk Cab Co won a council vote to cut hours on a trial basis. Sunday and holiday service, and 6 p.m. to 5 a.m. gaps will be closed temporarily until October 31 with emergency off hours service promised.
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Norwalk Cab Co
William C. Saladin
Norwalk
Council
Robert W. Klein
Klein
Post Office Contract Awarded For Milan Project
Vernon H. Huston of Carey wins the Milan post office bid with the low proposal of 3 000 annually totaling about 35 000. Construction begins within 30 days and will take about eight months. The red brick colonial building will provide 2 284 square feet of working space plus a platform dock and 6 357 square feet of parking. The facility sits at Church and Center Streets.
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Milan
Vernon H. Huston
Carey
Huston
Cleveland
Huston Lumber Co
Church and
Center Streets
New London Plans Election on School Bond Issue
The New London School Board voted to seek voter approval for a bond to build a new elementary school on the current site and remodel parts of the high school, including a new band and chorus room. James Crawfis to present cost estimates by July 10 after preliminary plans.
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New London
New London School Board
James Crawfis
Crawfis
Truck Sold with First Call R200 International Tandem
A reconditioned R200 International tandem dump truck is sold for 3000 dollars. The listing notes the vehicle is ready for use with first call availability and emphasizes the sale price and condition.
Speedy REFLECTOR WANT ADS Offer for 14 Days
The owner paid for 14 days and received results on day one. With a rebate plan the charge was only for one day. The ad service promotes selling trucks or toys using Speedy REFLECTOR WANT ADS.
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Gazette
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Podgorny
Cairo
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Pat Nugent
Pres. Johnson
Austin
Columbus
Education Review Committee
General Assembly
Richard L. Krabach
James A. Rhodes
More Council
William Gilbert
C.R. Daubenmire
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Daubenmire
Gilbert
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