Goldberg Wins New York Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
Arthur J. Goldberg defeats Howard J. Samuels for the Democratic nomination as Gov. Rockefeller seeks a fourth term. Basil Paterson leads Lt. Gov. race. Ottinger edges Sorensen for the U.S. Senate nod. Powell is upset by Charles Rangel in the Harlem district. race totals show Goldberg 491,257 to 412,635 with 13,000 districts counted.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York
Charles E. Goddell
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Charles Rangel
New York State Assembly
Goldberg
Howard J. Samuels
States
Samuels
Ohio farmers seek weather service for ag needs
Twelve agricultural groups in Ohio press for a Weather Bureau ag weather service to tailor forecasts for farming. Ohio Farm Bureau Federation leader notes state production exceeds 1.3 billion annually and hinges on environmental factors.
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Columbus
UPS
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio
William Swank
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Swank
Ohio Teens Hitchhike Home After Smokies Search
Randy Moe and Edward Wells, both 15 and 16, disappeared in the Great Smoky Mountains near Chimney Tops Trail and were later found safe at the Wells home in Columbus. They traveled through Knoxville and Lexington to Cincinnati before returning to Ohio, saying they chose adventure over being lost. Wells remains in Juvenile Detention Center. Moe is with his mother.
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Columbus
UPI
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains
Randy Moe
Edward Wells
Wells
Franklin County Sheriff's
Chimney Tops
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Ohio
Moe
Knoxville
Lexington
Cincinnati
Norwalk Considers a Community Center Budget Path
Residents and organizers in Norwalk push for a half million dollar community center with an indoor pool, eyeing a next August decision. The plan follows earlier Sandusky YMCA efforts and a 1966 drive, while committees study facilities, sites, and operating income to sustain the center.
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Norwalk
Boardwalk
St. James Place
James Ewell
Ewell
Firelands
Bowling Green University
Sandusky
YMCA
Jay Wagner
Wagner
Sandusky Fund
Don Blosser
Jay Berezin
EHOVE
Woodward
Voters Reject Fluoridation in 11 of 12 Cities
United Press International reports Ohio special elections Tuesday show 11 of 12 cities voted against optional fluoridation. Only Vandalia approved the law. Rejected cities include Fairborn Oakwood Urbana Greenville Tipp City New Carlisle Springfield Galion Crestline Mansfield and Middletown.
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United Press International
Ohio
Vandalia
Fairborn
Oakwood
Urbana
Greenville
Tipp City
New Carlisle
Springfield
Galton
Crestline
Mansfield
Middletown
Weather and Local Life Notes From Norwalk Area
Partly cloudy with a chance of a thundershower this afternoon or tonight. Warmer with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Tonight and Thursday partly cloudy with cooler highs in the 70s. 30 percent today, 50 percent tonight, 10 percent Thursday. Winds SW to W 10-25 mph. Norwalk high 84 and low 62. No precipitation in Norwalk. MARIAGE LICENSE Asheville? No. Read as: Jimmie L. Hatfield and Glennie M. Mullins, both Norwalk. Arthur L. Root Jr. and Marie F. Miller, Norwalk. Rickie V. Allen of Willard and Kathleen A. Fife of Willard. Births: Dwight Mason Republic, a boy. Vincent Villarreal Plymouth, a boy. Deaths: Charlene Downing 45 Norwalk address. Samuel A. Jones 75 Glover Street. Harold J. Kelly 67 Pouce Coupe British Columbia.
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Lake Erie
Norwalk
Jimmie L. Hatfield
Glennie M. Mullins
Arthur L. Root, Jr
Marie F. Miller
Rickie V. Allen
Willard
Kathleen A. Fife
Charlene Downing
N. Hester
Samuel A. Jones
Glover
Harold J. Kelly
Pouce Coupe
British Columbia
City Banks Honor Railway Paychecks Amid Penn Central Bankruptcy
Norwalk banks honor payroll checks from Penn Central for regular customers or certified checks though few have appeared since bankruptcy filing. At Collinwood Yards in Cleveland workers saw banks and a credit union not honor their checks yet, with plans to cash them today. Erie County Bank Milan will not honor unless certified. County taxes in Huron paid June 18, with a $3910 Penn Central bill in Bellevue Lyom Township. The bankruptcy order lets the railroad meet obligations at its discretion amid tax default speculation in Cuyahoga County.
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Norwalk
Penn Central Railroad
Collinwood
Cleveland
Betsy Mack
Erie County Bank
Milan
Penn Central
Huron County
Harold Collier
Bellevue
Lyme Township
Cuyahoga County
Northern Ohio Telephone buys two Medina County firms
Medina Ohio. Northern Ohio Telephone Co. has purchased Spencer Telephone Co. and Chatham Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. in Medina County. The move makes the last two independents fall under Northern control, pending Public Utilities Commission approval. the two firms serve about 1,100 subscribers.
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Medina, Ohio
UPI
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Medina County
Northern
Spencer Telephone Co
Chatham Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
Chatham and Spencer
Saxbe's Son Raps War Policy
Marine Lt. Charles R. Saxbe writes to Senator William Saxbe warning of underground arson and assassination if Vietnam continues. The exchange, cited by Senator Cranston, shows a family's concern over the war and U S policy as Nixon era promises falter.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
Congressional Record
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Marine
Charles R. “Rocky” Saxbe
Camp LeJeune
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Max"’ McCarthy
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