CIA may be linked to Giancana killing in Chicago
Police say CIA involvement in the slaying of gangster Sam Momo Giancana has not been ruled out. Investigators believe the underworld may have killed Giancana to avoid talking to a federal grand jury probing crime syndicate operations worldwide. A Cook County grand jury is expected to subpoena top crime figures this week in connection with Giancana's June 19 death.
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Rabbi Is Best Rope Jumper Reclaims World Title
Rabbi Barry Silberg of Milwaukee regained the world rope jumping title after five hours and 43 473 jumps. He warned competitors he will not cede the record and expressed buoyant pride at his achievement.
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Weather and social notices from Norwalk area
Weather reports show variable cloudiness and warm temperatures with chances of thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Agricultural notes warn of heat stress for cattle and minor rainfall amounts, with temperatures around the mid 70s to mid 90s and humidity shifts throughout Sunday. Marriage license applications list seven couples from Norwalk and nearby areas. Births report two newborn girls. deaths include three residents from Norwalk and surrounding towns.
Public Opinion Poll on Judge Young Ruling and Police Bicycle Seizure
A survey asks if Judge Don J. Young acted wisely by restricting comments on the Kent State civil case drawing mixed views. The poll also questions Norwalk police seizure of about 30 bicycles to enforce city licensing. Readers are urged to vote by telephone.
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Firing of Norwalk PCA Manager Spurs Lawsuit
Nine stockholders of the Ashland PCA filed suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court seeking a court order for a single special stockholders meeting in Ashland to address the firing of Norwalk office field manager Robert M. Calhoun. The board approved his dismissal 4 to 3, amid internal conflict with directors backing PCA president James DeRan. The suit seeks an injunction to halt eight scheduled meetings and demands a prompt, singular meeting at Ashland.
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Beebe Clergy clash over women priests at Christ Church
Beebe 30, rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Oberlin, told his bishop he would keep allowing Rev. Carter Heyward and Rev. Alison Cheek to celebrate communion. An ecclesiastical court found him guilty for Dec 8 Eucharist. court offered a deal to cop out, while recommending admonishment and potential suspension before the 1976 General Convention. Beebe vows to remain a priest and continue his stance despite possible defrocking.
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Ali Says He'll Retire After Next Fight
World heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali announced he will retire after his July 1 title bout with Joe Bugner citing age family and a renewed interest in Islamic philosophy. He plans a final retirement statement just before entering the ring in Kuala Lumpur with trainer Angelo Dundee expressing surprise but understanding.
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North Vietnam eyes role in Indochina amid Cambodian clashes
UPI reports high level US officials say Hanoi and Viet Cong fight Cambodian forces near border in region. Cambodian forces clash fearfully with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong while Pathet Lao presides in Laos. Officials cite Chinese advisers aiding Cambodia and suggest Hanoi may back a separate Saigon government for years. evacuation deaths alleged but not quantified.
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Ohio Eagles Borgia Named Sheriff of the Year
Ohio Fraternal Order of Eagles named Huron County Sheriff John Borgia Sheriff of the Year for outstanding devotion and service. He led the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association, earned the Hoover Memorial Award, and serves as president of the Ohio Uniform and Car Marking Commission appointed by Gov. Rhodes. The award was presented at the Commodore Perry Hotel.
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