Boating Fatalities Drop Amid Safety Drive
The Coast Guard and boating groups credit a campaign for reducing recreational boating deaths as the number of boats rises from 1.5 million to 7.5 million in 25 years. Fire or explosion remains a major risk. NFPA issues safety pointers on fueling, extinguishers, and ventilation. A nuclear powered generator at Baltimore Light is monitored remotely, with warnings posted about radiological hazards. The 1965 National Motor Boat Show in New York runs Jan 15–24, drawing 383,000 visitors and $40 million in orders. The Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association met in Norwalk with officers reelected and a slate announced.
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United Press International
U.S. Coast Guard
National Fire Protection Association
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
Ergy Commission
Martin Company
New York City
National Associ
Spring Good Preview Of Summer Weather In Norwalk Area
Spring temperatures reached 80s and 90s with a peak of 98 degrees two days before summer. Rainfall was light to moderate with April 4.89 inches and May 2.85 inches. June 1.24 inches. Heavy rainfall reported in southern Norwalk and Huron County. Also reports a motorist, Charles May, 30, of Greenwich, treated for lip lacerations after a pickup ran off the road into a ditch and was released from Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Norwalk
Ray Whitbeck
Whitbeck
Huron County
Charles May
Greenich
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Journalists Attend Workshop at Ohio University
Four Norwalk High School students will attend a 1964 workshop on high school publications this week at Ohio University in the School of Journalism. Linda Fox Fran Freeman Sue Knoll and Edd Young will be seniors this fall and instructor Kendal Faulke, the Norwalk Journalism teacher, also teaches at the workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk High School
Ohio University
Linda Fox
Fran Freeman
Sue Knoll
Edd Young
Kendal Faulke
Norwalk
Returns From Course on Urban Planning for Environmental Health
Clarence Ellett a county sanitarian reports back from a USPHS training exercise in St. Joseph County Indiana. The one week program trained 36 participants from Ohio Indiana and Illinois counties in inspecting air pollution dumps refuse disposal water quality sewage systems and related health factors.
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Clarence Ellett
United States Public Health Service
USPHS
St. Joseph County
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Notre Dame University
Maple City 4-H safety talks at church meeting
Barbara Hug and Cathy Heyman gave safety talks when Maple City 4-H Club met at First United Presbyterian Church on June 15. Demonstrations were given by Eloise Myers, Sue Beat, and Kathy Bick. The next meeting will be preceded by a picnic supper.
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Barbara Hug
Cathy Heyman
Maple City
First United Presbyterian Church
Sarah Schladter
Ann Wagner
Norwalk
Neelers
Eloise Myers
Sue Beat
Kathy Bick
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Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association
Knights of Columbus
Huron
Erie
Lorain
Sandusky
Louis G. Frey
Murray C. Lohr
London
RLCA
William C. Brown
Farmingdale
Guy H. Latham
Monroeville
Dale Weible
Helena
Dana Rider
Oberlin
Richard Kreps
Elyria
LOW P Price Construction CD
Addien
Toos
Monthru
the Res
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East Main
Merit Shoe Store
Pe LY
Bologna
Hamburger
Rine
Hershey
Bea Ga
the Family Shoe Store
Chicken OF the Sea Tuna
eStor Oe
California
Jiffy
Royal Gelatins
Blinzley Furniture
W. Main
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