Willard Lacks Manpower To Cope With Strike Violence
Willard police chief C C Fillings and City Manager Keith Armstrong described limited manpower to control mass violence at the Pioneer Rubber plant after Wednesday night’s window smashing. Officials said five officers and eight deputies could be deployed, and union leaders had attempted to curb violence. No injuries were reported. property damage estimates were unavailable as negotiations resumed with the company and union representatives.
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Willard
C.C. Fillings
Pioneer
Fillings
Keith Armstrong
Tiffin Street
Armstrong
City Hall
Police
Bishop Donovan to Lead Toledo Diocese
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John A. Donovan, 55, auxiliary bishop of Detroit, will succeed the Rt. Rev. George John Rehring as Bishop of the Toledo Roman Catholic Diocese. Bishop Rehring, 76, retired.
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Toledo
UPI
John A. Donovan
Detroit
George John Rehring
Bishop Rehring
Rand to make changes in vaccine manufacture after injunction
H James Rand, developer of the Rand cancer vaccine, says he will adopt government changes. A federal judge issued a permanent injunction against the vaccine, and Rand adds it may take a year to comply. He cites a constructive hearing with the FDA and NIH.
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Cleveland
UPI
H. James Rand
Rand
James C. Connell
Food and Drug Administration
National Institute of Health
Powell spared 100000 in punitive damages ruling by court of appeals
Albany NY six to one court of appeals frees Adam Clayton Powell from paying 100000 in punitive damages to a Harlem widow after libel verdict. Retrial ordered on a 56000 award for improper judgment. Cincinnati Page Hoffa faces eight years in prison after appeals near end.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
State Court of Appeals
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Cincinnati
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brown paternity trial postponed as star heads to Jamaica
In Cleveland, Juvenile Court Judge Angelo Gagliardo will hear a motion to postpone Jim Brown's paternity trial scheduled for April 3. Brown, who pleaded innocent, will be in Jamaica through May for a motion picture. The case involves Brenda Ayers, then 18, who gave birth to a girl in March 1966 after filing charges in November 1965. A Wyoming service station report describes a woman asking for tire air, window washing, and oil checks before departing.
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Cleveland
UPS
Angelo Gagliardo
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Norman S. Minor
Brown
Jamaica
Brenda Ayers
Coast Guard Escorts Russian Vessel To Alaska Town
A U S Coast Guard cutter escorted a Russian fishing vessel toward Land Point Alaska to face charges of violating territorial waters off Alaska. Governor Hickel urged maximum penalties under international law though U S attorney officials hinted charges may not be pressed.
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Land Point
Alaska
Westmoreland urges halt in bombing for peace talks
Gen William C. Westmoreland responds to civilian appeals for stopping North Vietnam bombardment. He argues the public may not grasp the heavy price in lives for any uncertain peace move, stressing the cost to U S troops South Vietnamese and Free World allies.
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Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Variable cloudiness and cooler today tonight and Saturday with highs near 38 to 45 and lows around 20 to 26. Also shows marriage license application for Harry P Meyers and Florence A Shaarda of Willard and obituaries for Ida C Gilbert Julius H Kelley and Flossie M Huston.
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Harry P. Meyers
Willard
Florence A. Shaarda
Ida C. Gilbert
Norwalk
Julius H. Kelley
Rural
Flossie M. Huston
Greenwich
Kennedy urges halt to bombing and talks on Vietnam peace
Senator Robert F Kennedy proposes halting U.S. bombing of North Vietnam and opening talks on peace as President Johnson announces Russia will discuss arms race limits. Kennedy's stance draws mixed reception from the administration and a crowded Senate chamber audience.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
North Vietnam
New York Democrat
Senate
Kennedy
Johnson
Greenwich Woman Dies From Burns
An 80 year old Greenwich woman died from severe burns suffered when her clothing caught fire from a hot plate at home Thursday. Mrs Flossie Huston of Greenwich 44 East Main Street had third degree burns over about 60 percent of her body. Coroner Dr William Holman said clothes may have caught fire from a gas stove as she reached across it. Funeral services are 2 p m Monday at Myers Funeral Home with Rev John Herion of Adario Methodist Church. Burial in Adario Cemetery. Visiting hours Sunday at the funeral home.
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Greenwich
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Flossie M. Huston
East Main Street
William B. Holman
Adario
Pioneer Plant In Texas Burns
A fire damaged Pioneer Rubber Co. of Texas in Dallas causing about 50000 in losses. The Texas subsidiary of Pioneer Rubber of Willard employs about 20 workers and operates a warehouse and a rubber balloon printing unit. The blaze started between 11 and midnight Thursday, and investigators had not determined a cause. Plant officials declined to comment on a possible link to the Willard strike. Dallas firefighters remained on scene until about 4 a.m.
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Dallas
Texas
Pioneer Rubber Co
Dallas Fire Prevention Bureau
Reflector
Pioneer Rubber of
Willard
State Aid Possible For Downtown Survey
Chamber of Commerce President Ralph Bache said state aid might be available for the city's proposed downtown survey. C J Hogenbirk of the Local Planning Bureau Development Department Ohio attended a chamber meeting and noted funds are available, though use for the project remains questionable.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Bache
C.J. Hogenbirk
Local Planning Bureau, Development Department
State of
Ohio
Chamber
Eleven Pioneer Rubber employees appear in court
Eleven striking Pioneer Rubber Co. workers faced contempt of court charges in Huron County Common Pleas Court for defying a restraining order dated January 27. Subpoenas were issued for 13, with two employees excused. Separate hearings proceed for each worker as police and company officials testify.
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Willard
Pioneer Rubber Co
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Tipsy 18 Year Old Causes Two Mishaps In 10 Minutes
San dusky police say 18 year old David Cattano drove drunk without a license, causing two crashes in ten minutes. His 1947 pickup rolled over on River Road north of Monroeville and he fled the first scene after veering across Halfway Road and striking a Norwalk car. Aquino family reported minor injuries to Rosalina Aquino. Cattano was jailed after the incidents. Virginia Van Fleet aided a Monroeville School bus by swerving to avoid a skidding car this morning, preventing injuries to students. Separately, Duane Young was hospitalized with a shoulder injury when a car left Ohio 99 and hit a pole. investigation ongoing.
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Sandusky
David Cattano
Jefferson St
Monroeville
Cattano
Halfway Road
U.S. 20
Robert Aquino
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk
Aquino
Rosalina Aquino
Catanio
Virginia K
Duane Young
Plymouth
Fisher=Titus Hospital
Ohio 99
Young
Former Army Colonel Sentenced for Soviet Espionage
Alexandria Virginia William Henry Whalen a 51 year old former Army colonel who served in the Pentagon was sentenced by federal Judge Oren Lewis to 15 years in prison. He received 10 years for conspiracy to pass espionage and 5 years for conspiring to act as an agent for a foreign government.
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Alexandria
UPI
Pentagon
Soviet Union
William Henry Whalen
Oren Lewis
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