Thefts Of Tar And Vandalism Plague Norwalk Area
The Myers Siding and Roofing Co reports five rolls of felt paper stolen from the Superior Coach Co building Saturday evening. A tar vat was drained for the second time this week, leaving about half full. In total, about 200 gallons of tar and one ton of bulk tar have been lost, plus the paper, raising damage to roughly 130 dollars. Police seek citizen help after shattered glass at Municipal Pool injures about 10 swimmers and vandalism at Memorial Lake continues. Authorities urge reporting of suspicious persons. culprits will face full legal penalties. Meanwhile in Northampton, Mass, Senator Edward M Kennedy shows signs of recovery after a plane crash that broke his back, as Mrs Kennedy visits.
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Superior Coach Co
Memorial Lake
Tom Butler
al Shankman
Park Board
Morley Price
Price
Northampton
Mass
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Johnson Calls for Unity in California Campaign Speech
President Johnson urged national unity in a California address to blunt Republican criticism, calling for an end to rancor and reproach as the campaign intensifies.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
California
London style show hints at topless trend
UPI reports a London fashion show where models wore daring necklines while bosoms appeared more exposed. Observers say the topless look is a fleeting trend that may fade within the year.
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London
UPI
Arsonist Sought After Five Church Fires In California
Police continue to search for an arsonist suspected of firing five churches since May 18. The latest blaze caused about 25000 dollars in damage. A separate unconfirmed report from Sandusky describes a topless bathing suit incident at a motel pool.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Minnesota bound children to be reunified after street corner incident
San Bernardino California authorities arrange travel for four children separated from their father who left them on a street corner. They are advised to write him at Christmas as plans for return to Minnesota are set.
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Sanbernadino
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Weather and notices from a historic ohio brief
Partly cloudy warm humid today and tonight with fair skies Tuesday and possible thundershowers. High 86, low in the sixties. Marriage license applications list Johnny Greathouse and Anna Balen, James Stephens and Cynthia Conley, Kelly B Saller and Mary Hammons. Licenses issued for Howard T Rickard and Mary Miller. Births: several listed families with newborns in New London Collins Monroeville Wakeman. Deaths: Fred I Perkins 75 New London, Catherine Cartanach Cleveland, Roy J Law 73 Greenwich.
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New Washington
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Willard
James Stephens
Shiloh
Cynthia Conley
Greenwich
Kelly B. Saller
North Fairfield
Mary J. Hammons
Fred I. Perkins
New London
Catherine Cartanach
Cleveland
Roy J. Law
Father sails around America on new 240 foot ferry
Mrs. Robert E E Kline reports her husband, a former sailor and dairy business owner, has embarked on a 35 day 10 000 mile voyage aboard the 240 foot ferry Tustumina built by Christy Corp. The voyage from Sturgeon Bay to Seattle includes the St Lawrence Sea Way Panama Canal and Alaska service with an elevator for vehicles. The Tustumina will operate from Seward to Kodiak Island after delivery and will be diesel powered rated at 15 knots. The ship is named after a notable glacier in Alaska and Kline expects to return, though his wife suspects it may be his last voyage.
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Robert EE. Kline
Christie Ave
North America
Kline
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
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Atlantic Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Panama Canal
Seward
Alaska
Kodiak Island
Johnson Inonu meet to avert Cyprus Greek Turkish war
President Johnson and Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu opened talks at the White House to ease the Cyprus crisis between Greece and Turkey. They stressed peace and justice as Greek Prime Minister Papandreou was set for separate talks, amid Turkish and Greek demands over Cyprus governance.
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UPI
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George Papandreou
California
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Tractor Truck Crash Claims Greenwich Man
Roy J. Law, 73, died Saturday from injuries after his farm tractor and wagon were struck by a semi on Route 224 near the Ashland Huron County line. Burlington driver Raymond Thoms, 43, was cited for failing to stop within an assured clear distance and posted bond. Law, transferred to Cleveland Clinic, is survived by his widow Mary, sister May Schroeder, twin brother Rollie, and niece Mary Lee. Funeral services were held at Myers Funeral Home Greenwich with burial in Greenwich Greenlawn Cemetery.
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May Schroeder
North Canton
Rollie
Valley City
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Shoemaker
Valley City Church of Christ
Myers Funeral Home
Greenwich Greenlawn Cemetery
Parade Judges Named for Norwalk July 4 Celebration
July 4 parade judges announced by John Borgia include Mrs. Joseph Niedzwicki Russell Antrim city solicitor Gene Mack Phil White Jr assistant prosecuting attorney all Norwalk and Mrs. Jay Lydy Mrs. Theodore Robinson Willard. Parade entries total 36 with over 600 participants expected. The parade starts 10 a m from the Norwalk Post Office moving south on Benedict Ave then Norwood Ave to the Huron County Fairgrounds for festivities.
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Joseph Niedzwicki
Russell Antrim
Gene Mack
Phil White Jr
Norwalk
Jay Lydy
Theodore Robinson
Willard
Norwalk Post Office
Benedict Ave
Norwood Ave
Huron County Fairgrounds
Many Factors Illegitimacy Rising in Huron County
Janet Conway reports input from clergymen social workers and Juvenile Court officials on rising illegitimate births in Huron County. Dr J K McDivitt Jr cites waning moral instruction and uncertainty among youths about right and wrong as a factor.
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Janet Conway
Huron County
J. K. McDivitt, Jr
Norwalk
First United Presbyterian
Judge cites morality shifts and pressures on youth dating
Judge Don J. Young Jr of Huron County Juvenile Court notes advertising sex and social pressures shape youth morals. He warns children start dating early, high school sex becomes central, and isolation via cars fosters premarital relations. Adoptive placement offers stable homes and better school outcomes.
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Don J. Young, Jr
Huron County Juvenile Court
Young
Khrushchev Wins Warm Danish Welcome on Scandinavia Swing
Khrushchev, completing the first leg of a Scandinavian goodwill tour, is reported pleased with his success. Danish officials describe his visit as a charm offensive with cautious, restrained enthusiasm.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Scandinavia
Khrushchev
Fraternity House Fire Claims Student at UNH
A three story Pi Kappa Alpha house on the University of New Hampshire campus burned after midnight. One student died and more than a dozen others escaped through back windows and a fire escape as flames soared and a brick chimney remained.
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N.H
UPI
University of New Hampshire
Pi Kappa Alpha
George Sheedy
Derry
Sheedy
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