Mrs Madge Earl Named Huron Elections Clerk
Mrs Madge Earl of North Fairfield was appointed Clerk of the Huron County Board of Elections replacing Mrs Betty Cunningham who resigned due to ill health. The Board awarded contracts for four state amendments publication and for election supplies to Heer Printing Co Columbus and Darby Printing Co Norwalk.
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Madge Earl
North Fairfield
Huron County Board of Elections
Betty Cunningham
Heath
Tne
Norwalk
Heer Printing Co
Columbus and Darby Printing Co
Atlas-Centaur rocket explodes wrecking launch pad at Cape Kennedy
Debris strewed the pad after an Atlas-Centaur rocket lost two engines two seconds after lift off and crashed to the pad creating a 200 feet high fire ball. Damage survey teams planned today to inspect the site.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Weather and notices from local action and births
Weather shows party cloudy skies with highs near 55 and 40 for Thursday, cooler tonight, 34 overnight. Norwalk records 41 high 31 low with .08 inch precipitation. Five day forecast calls for below normal temperatures, chances of rain to Friday then snow early next week. Marriage license filed and birth noted for a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Missig. Deaths include Emil Landefeld 65 Willard. Richard Brinzley 72. Norbert Riedy 54. Eugene Suydam 57.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Emil A. Landefeld
Willard Ruchard
Benjamin Brinzley
Gibbs
Norbert Riedy
Dumping Problem Plagues Peru Township Residents
Peru Township trustees and the Board of Health acknowledge multiple illegal roadside dumping sites in the area and seek a designated dump. The exact location remains a problem as residents await further details and a fuller story on page two.
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Peru Township
Peru
Board of Health
Norwalk Council Begins First Reading of New Zoning Ordinance
Norwalk City Council opened a lengthy first reading on a new zoning ordinance covering district boundaries use definitions and performance standards. The 80 page measure will require second and third readings and a public hearing before adoption.
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Norwalk
Benedict Heights
Central Securities Co
Safeburglary suspect inquiry after Sandusky firm loss
Akron police detained two men for questioning in connection with a safe stolen from Sandusky Motor Sales Co. The 1000 to 1500 pound safe was found on Laylin Road near Highway 138. A car fled the scene and a statewide alert was issued for a 1958 Ford. Checks littered the ground as deputies check fingerprints.
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Akron
Nto
Sandusky Motor Sales Co
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Laylin Road
Erie County
Huron County
Perkins Ave
Route 250
Turck
Fight Over Appointments Issue Predicted in Ohio Senate
Ohio Senate poised to take up a resolution from Minority Leader Frank W. King to censure private groups for screening gubernatorial appointees. The measure follows a Cleveland paper report that the Ohio Association of Manufacturers screened candidates for the Industrial Commission before their appointment. King seeks a floor vote with support expected from his 16 votes.
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Washington
Upi
House
Johnson
Senate
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Frank W. King
Toledo
King
Cleveland
Ohio Association of Manufacturers
Industrial Commission
Old Farmer's Almanac Sees Snow Ahead for Norwalk
City officials cite The Old Farmer's Almanac as a planning aid for salt and chemical stockpiling and street work. Major Louis G. Frey and Service Director Morley Price say forecasts guide response, noting last storms matched predictions and that debriefs followed breaks. Republicans hold 15 votes as Sen. Fred Hoffman recovers in Cincinnati amid appointment debates. A bill to reorganize welfare programs advances while the House approves measures on multi-person legal petitions and land transfer near Springfield.
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Old Farmer’s Almanac
Louis G. Frey
Morley Price
Norwalk
Frey
Firecracker Incident Shocks Norwalk High Students
A loud blast at Norwalk High School Tuesday morning involved a miniature firecracker attached to a locker. Principal James Ross seized several firecrackers from students who claimed ignorance of their purpose. Police delivered the items to Prosecutor Bernard F. Freeman, who deemed them dangerous and illegal. He directed the seller Norwalk Music Center and Hobby Shop to discard the display items or face charges. Store officials later removed the remaining firecrackers from a window display and pledged disposal.
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Norwalk High
Norwalk High School
James Ross
Bernard F. Freeman
Norwalk Music Center
Thei
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Mrs. Earl
Appalachia
Salzburg
Austria
Dayton, Ohio
Lynne Baker
Barbara Baker
Linda
Oakwood
Leon Lynch
Tsy
France
Russia
Paris
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Alain Peyrefitte
Charles de Gaulle
Suvey Damage
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
New York
Roy M. Cohn
Congressional
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Senate Judiciary Committee
Donald Freeman
Kennard Junior High
Freeman
Paul Briggs
Revolutionary Action Movement
Wallace Oliver Wilhelm
Belevue
Marie Ann Conzagro
Bellevue
Kenneth Missig
Monroeville
Morley K. Price
Price
Sandusky Firm
Pete Mohn
Almanac
Sen
Fred Hoffman
Cincinnati
Springfield
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