East Ohio Conference opens with 1700 delegates in Lakeside
In Lakeside Ohio UPI reports 1700 delegates from 920 churches in 12 districts gather for a five day East Ohio Conference event led by Bishop Francis Kearns. Guest speaker includes former Ohio Area bishop Hazen G. Werner as ministers and laypersons convene after a similar regional session concluded.
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Lakeside
Ohio
UPI
East Ohio
United Methodist Church
Francis Kearns
Canton
Hazen G. Werner
Methodist Church
Norwalk Area Weather And Life Events Summary
Cloudy morning turning partly sunny this afternoon with cooler tonight. Highs in 70s, lows in 50s, with light winds. Norwalk forecast: high 92, low 66, precip 0.53 inches. Tuesday partly sunny, 75 to 80. Marriage license notices list multiple couples from Greenwich Norwalk and surrounding areas. Births and deaths noted in Norwalk area including ages and locations.
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Norwalk
Man Drowns at Norwalk Reservoir During Fishing Trip
Max Sutton, 21, of Monroeville drowned about 8:30 am while attempting to retrieve a bobber at the Norwalk municipal reservoir. His body was recovered at 10:04 after divers searched about an hour. Sutton, an area printing press operator, leaves a mother Juanita Sutton, father Virgil Sutton, and siblings. Funeral plans pending. The incident follows two other local drownings in Huron County last week.
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Juanita Sutton
Max Sutton
Monroeville
Norwalk Municipal
Sutton
Kathy Kessler
Milton Dumouchel
Kessler
Chevy
Hokes
Norwalk
Bert
Miss Hokes
Huron County
Roberto Munoz
Stokely van Camp
N. West St
Huron River
Wakeman
James Cates
William Holman
Sandusky
Virgil Sutton
Dreama Dale Brunner
Willard
W.L. Sutton
Plymouth
G.B. Duckette
Ashville
N.C
Fink
Sheller Globe Corp
United Auto Workers
Superior Coach Division
Superior Coach Plant
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Robert Hunter
Norman Budziszewski
Reflector
Sheller Globe
Toledo
Sherald Morgan
UAW
E. Main St
Morgan
Saginaw Wire Products Corp
Waldorf Astoria Pressures U.N. Ambassador Eviction
House Appropriations Committee pressed Waldorf Astoria to evict Ambassador George Bush for a rent dispute. The hotel seeks a rise from 33000 to 55000 yearly. Rooneys subcommittee refused the $22000 requested, leaving Bush on a month to month lease as lease expired. The panel signaled possible vacancy unless terms change.
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Waldorf
Department
Bush
Congress
House
Senate
State Department
Laird Says Johnson Officials Ordered Army Spy Campaign
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird testified that highest civilian authorities in the Johnson administration directed the Army to spy on Americans. He said the operation targeted liberal candidates antiwar activists and Civil Rights leaders and was ordered to stop on March 1.
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Rooney
Samuel de Palma
New York
Washington
UPI
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Clark M. Clifford
Pentagon
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Methodists
Florida
Cincinnati
Thomas Adams
Holmes Hospital
Adams
Pensacola
Fla
Outdoor Writers of America
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Irv Gray
Lakeside Yacht Club
Supreme Court
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Justice Department
Pat Nixon
Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Nixons
Mission Inn
Riverside
Calif
Pat
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Scripps Howard
Gilligan
Frederick E. Ramsey
Greenwich
Sharon M. Leber
Brian D. Walters
Kathleen A. Austin
Herman P. Hafner
Irene Ingersoll
James R. Oney
Juanita L. Crawford
James L. Schaffer
Michelle M. West
John V. Wingerden
Oberlin
Dawn M. Radcliffe
Edward J. Brockman
Rochester
N.Y
Brenda J. Lukke
Richard J. Beaulieu
Highgate
Norma J. Gies
Franklin A. Veith
Bellevue
James Stevens
Stephen Regarise
Milan
Roy Boyd
Kenneth Fannin
New London
Cecil Hopkins
Berlin Heights
Harold L. Calhoun
Joseph D. Schafer
Mae Carpenter
Orpha Stutzman
Galion
Ethel L. Smith
Clinton S. Mclaughlin
Miss Kessler
Ohio Right To Life Society
Rotary Room
Anthony Iezzi
St. John’s University
Richard Striker
Herbert Krogh
Waldorf Astoria
U.N
Barclay
Clark
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