Peyton Place Stars Leigh Taylor-Young and Ryan O NeaI Marry
Leigh Taylor-Young and Ryan O NeaI wed Tuesday night at a private Honolulu home. The ceremony was performed by circuit court Judge S P King. Taylor-Young, 22, joins the TV show after replacing Mia Farrow. O NeaI, 25, is the son of writer Charles O NeaI and recently divorced from actress Joanna Moore.
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Honolulu
UPI
Leigh Taylor-Young
Ryan O’neal
S. P. King
Miss Taylor-Young
Burroughs Corp
Mia Farrow
Frank Sinatra
O’neal
Charles O’neal
Joanna Moore
Hoffa Faces Last-Minute Bid to Avoid Prison
U.S. District Judge Frank W. Wilson convenes with Hoffa's lawyers and an assistant U.S. attorney to consider a motion to deter imprisonment. Hoffa’s $100,000 salary would continue if relief fails. The Supreme Court rejected two prior appeals, and confinement could follow the mailed decision.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ohio Turnpike Revenue Reaches Historic February
The Ohio Turnpike Commission reported February revenue of 1.75 million dollars, a record for the month and 50 thousand above any prior February. Chairman James W Shacknessy noted 34 consecutive months of revenue exceeding the previous year. In Hong Kong, Peking Radio said Mao Zedong supporters with an army seized Shantung Province after six months of clashes, the fourth Mao power center claimed by force alongside Shansi Heilungkiang and Kweichow.
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Berea, Ohio
Hong Kong
UPI
Peking Radio
Mao Tse-tung
Shantung
Yellow Sea
Mao
Peking
Shansi
Heilungkiang
Kweichow
Johnson urges Social Security boost to aid war on poverty
Secretary Gardner testifies before the House Ways and Means committee on President Johnson's plan to raise Social Security benefits about 20 percent, a proposal seen by insiders as likely to be scaled down. The effort is framed as a key part of the administration's war on poverty.
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Washington
H Power By 1968 Believed for China
UPI reports disarmament conference sources expect China to test its first hydrogen bomb by 1968. They say internal upheaval in Red China may not reach nuclear facilities, potentially quickening the countdown.
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Geneva
UPI
Koch Proposes Rescue Flight for War-Wounded Children
New York City councilman Edward Koch calls for war amputee Vietnamese children to be flown to municipal hospitals. He argues that saving injured children matters as much as preserving Florence artwork and books.
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New York
Edward Koch
New York City
Florence
Weather and notices from area daily report
Sunny and cold with high around 30 to 36 degrees. Fair night with 18 to 24 degrees. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer. Sunrise 7 02 a m. Sunset 6 18 p m. Tuesday high 34 low 1. Births Mr and Mrs Robert Doerner Milan a son. Mr and Mrs James Miller RD 1 Norwalk a son. Mr and Mrs David Hartley RD 1 Norwalk a daughter. Deaths Willard A Brumby 80 Wakeman Stanley John Post 88 New London Miss Jane C Orr 82 Norwalk Julius William Landberg 73 Berlin Heights.
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Robert Doerner
Milan
James Miller
Norwalk
Willard A. Brumby
Wakeman
Stanley John Post
New London
Jane C. Orr
Julius William Landberg
Berlin Heights
Mass Picketing Resumes At Willard
United Rubber Workers Local 804 resumes mass picketing at Pioneer Rubber in Willard in violation of a court injunction. About 80 strikers block all entrances. windows broken by snowball incidents. Negotiations with federal mediator Harry Weber to proceed Thursday despite the flare up.
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Pioneer Rubber Company
Willard
United Rubber Workers Local 804
Pioneer
UAW
Harry E. Weber
Toledo
Conwell Avenue
Sandusky
J.C. Spencer
804
Rhodes urges Ohio Bond Commission in $4.9 billion two year budget
Governor James A. Rhodes uses the state of the state to push the Ohio Bond Commission as central to a $4.9 billion two year budget. He highlights a $388.7 million rise from two years ago with a projected $84.1 million surplus and big increases for education welfare and youth programs.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Bond Commission
OBC
General Assembly
CBC
Scions Consider Higher Education Funding in Ohio Budget
Rep Ethel Swanbeck backs Gov Rhodes education plan but says more may be needed. Bond Commission funding covers capital improvements while Sen Harry Jump notes education priority and awaits spending guidelines. The budget proposes a 51.2 million increase for elementary secondary and vocational education to address a prior 25 million foundation deficit.
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Hall Rep
Ethel Swanbeck
Rhodes
Harry Jump
Ohio
Jump
Parking Meter Push Likely For Eight-Year Edison Drive Car
Milan town council tackles a stalled issue as a car sits on Edison Drive near the museum for eight years. Street Superintendent Rice says he has plowed around it, while Councilman Bickel pushes a time limit and warns an arrest may follow to force the move.
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Edison Drive
Milan
Robert Bickel
Paul Rice
Fire Damages 1964 Chevrolet in Monroeville
A minor fire damaged a 1964 Chevrolet Corvair owned by Donald Gates of rural Monroeville. Norwalk fire crews were called to 14 Hickory Street, home of Joe Dempsey, at 7 this morning. The car, parked there, had stopped smoking by the time firefighters arrived.
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Donald Gates
Monroeville
Norwalk
Hickory Street
Joe Dempsey
U S Troops Hit Bitter Junction City Battle in War Zone C
U S infantrymen fought a heavy clash in War Zone C near the Cambodian border northwest of Saigon as Junction City operations enter week two. American casualties exceeded 100 with 184 Viet Cong killed amid the heaviest Communist tear gas attack in Vietnam war history.
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Cong
Saigon
Vietnam
Former Norwalk Man Wounded In Vietnam
Former Norwalk resident U S Marine Corporal Kenyon R Chantney was wounded in the right leg by grenade fragments during a patrol near Da Nang South Vietnam He is in good condition at a Da Nang hospital His grandmother Mrs Laura Hawk of 147 Milan Ave reports the injury and notes he attended League Street Elementary School before moving to Amherst.
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Norwalk
U.S
Kenyon R. Chantney
da Nang
South Vietnam
Cpl
Chantney
Laura Hawk
Milan Ave
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Leslie Sheldon
Charles Sheldon
Dale Barnes
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Amherst
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