Mrs Lawrence Pleads Guilty To Reduced Manslaughter Charge
Patricia Ann Lawrence, 28, pleaded guilty in Huron County Common Pleas to a reduced manslaughter charge in the 1967 death of her 3 year old daughter Sharon. She was sentenced to 120 years at the Marysville Reformatory for Women with parole possible after one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Lawrence
Sharon
Guily
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Mrs. Lawrence
Marysville
Pardon and Parole Board
Joseph F. Dush
Lawrence
Ronald Freeman
Freeman
Barbara Wheeler
Kenneth Danhoff
Willard
David Lattig
Patricia Lawrence
Jack
Sattig
Robert J. Vetter
Dash
Senate confirms Otto Otepka to Subversive Activities Board
The Senate approved Otto F. Otepka for the $36,000 a year post on a 61 to 28 vote. His appointment ends a six year struggle since he was fired as State Department chief security officer amid charges he leaked documents to the Senate internal security subcommittee and claims he is a Bircher affiliate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Otto F. Otepka
Subversive Activities Control Board
Otepka
John Birch Society
State Department
Internal Security Subcommittee
Kate Moore Greenwich
Willard
Penn Central
Route 224
Greenwich
Larry G. Moore
Pearl St
Pamela Jo Snook
Willard. Moore
Findlay State Park
Wellington
Moore
Charles C. Moore
Midwest Industries, Inc
Richard Snook
Hugh DeWitt
Jim Robertson
Robertson
Greenwich Village
Ohio
Snook
Willard High
Paratroopers push from Ben Het fortress amid encirclement
Saigon reports South Vietnamese paratroopers advance from the Ben Het Green Beret camp to break the North Vietnamese siege. An American officer inside says the Communists will not capture the fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
Ben Het
Membership Drive Launched To Keep Local Museum Open
Firelands Historical Society members initiated a telephone fundraising push at 4 Case Ave to avert closing the museum. The group faces funding gaps after two years of capital expenditures and reduced support from the Young Men's Library and Reading Room Association, calendar year visitors include 2,000 local students and 3,000 paying guests. Timman and Overhuls stressed the need to rebuild a robust roster with $3 annual single memberships, $10 contributing memberships, and up to $100 for life members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands Museum
Case Ave
Firelands Historical Society
Henry Timman
Young Men’s Library and Reading Room Association
James M. Overhuls
The
Historical Society
Ohio
Timman
Telephone Committee
Museum
Panthers purge members after January gunfight
Senate investigators heard that the Black Panthers purged members who hesitated to shoot police and others. Los Angeles police investigator Justin Dyer testified Panther membership in Los Angeles fell from over 250 to about 70 following the purge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Black Panthers
Justin Dyer
Los Angeles
Panther
Summer Warmth Returns to Ohio with Weekend Heating
The warming trend begins around Thursday and continues through the weekend. Daytime highs reach the upper 80s in the north and lower to mid 90s in the south, with nights settling in the mid 60s to lower 70s. Precipitation totals around a quarter to a half inch, with showers expected early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Ohio
McDivitt Resigns to Lead Moon Landing Planning Office
Space Center Houston reports astronaut James A. McDivitt leaves the spacemen corps to head a new office planning future moon landing missions after Apollo 9 validated the lunar module for Moon flight.
Norwalk Area Weather With Births and Death Notices
Considerable cloudiness and warmer today with a chance of showers. High near 70 Lake Erie area, upper 70s inland. Tonight low in 60s. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with possible afternoon thundershowers. Friday warmer with thundershowers. Northerly winds today 5-10 mph, then southerly 10-15 mph Thursday. Norwalk temps: 73/60 with humidity 87% at 7 am, 71% at 1 pm, 87% at 7 pm. Sunrise 5:55 am. sunset 9:05 pm. Birth notices list six newborns in local towns. Marriage license: Rogers and Laing, both Norwalk. Deaths: Charlotte E. Snyder 83 Willard. Harley S. Nichols Odessa Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Norwalk
Man risks neck in glue stunt at Madame Tussaud's
Michael Booty, 27, volunteered to have a guillotine blade drop on him to test his firm's glue. The rope held, Booty survived, and his life was insured for 240000 dollars with his wife as beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Michael Booty
Madame Tussaud’s
Chamber of Horrors
Marie Antoinette
Sheriff Hopes to Talk With Mrs Colvin in Milan Case
Sheriff Al Hess plans to speak with Mrs Leon Colvin possibly today regarding the Friday beating in her Milan area home. Mrs Colvin, moved from intensive care, is listed in fair condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after being unconscious upon arrival. No suspects are named as the investigation shows no progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
al Hess
Leon Colvin
Hess
Fire Damages Norwalk Thermostat Plant North West Street
A fire in a degreasing machine at Norwalk Thermostat Co on North West Street started when the unit was left on overnight. Solvent ignition produced smoke and minor damage, delaying operations for several days though full capacity was expected by night shift. About 120 day shift workers were affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Norwalk Thermostat’ Co
North West Street
Kenneth Link
Loss Set In Meyer Burglary
Police report a break in at Bob Meyer’s Chevrolet with losses tentatively totaling 12757 dollars. Entry was gained by removing plywood from the east building as construction continues. Three cars, seven employees tools, dealer plates and other items were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Meyer
Chevrolet
Striking Negro Hospital Workers Warn of Federal Cutoff
In Charleston leaders of a three month old strike expect HEW to pull 12 million dollars in federal support from the Medical College of South Carolina over racial discrimination in firing 12 Black nurses. Officials suggest the dispute could move to the Labor Department as a union issue despite racial overtones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
UPI
Nixon
Medical College of South Carolina
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Labor Department
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Ben
Toledo
Cerro Tololo Interamerican Observatory
Chile
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Mich
Ferndale
Merrell Brown
Brown
William V. Mount
Mount
Mount Said
Leonard E. Darrow
Lyle Foss
Harriet Lawton
Glenn Lawrie
John Lolla
J. W. Mellett
Julius Mihali
Irving Roth
Sheldon Young
Pioneer Vocational School
Myers Funeral Home
William Holman
Huron County
Newcastle
Charles D
Chet) Morris
Greenwich Enterprise Review
Willard Area Hospital
McDivitt
Arthur Evans
John Stricklin
Claude Wilson
Plymouth
Homer Sands
Ova Spencer
Attica
William Hale
David Lloyd Rogers
Mary Theresa Laing
Charlotte E. Snyder
Harley S. Nichols
Odessa, Fla
Meyer
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