Ghana Regime Wins U. S. and Britain Recognition
United States and Britain formally recognize Ghana's new government after Nkrumah was ousted last month. Informed sources say Britain-Ghana diplomatic ties nearly resume, amid earlier Rhodesian crisis strain. Nearby, Studebaker announces final production halt as its long history ends. A New York incident reports a 71-year-old woman deemed dead alive four hours later as she neared a funeral home.
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Accra
Ghana
UPI
United States
Britain
Kwame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
London
New York
Henrietta Landau
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor to wed Texas millionaire
Zsa Zsa Gabor plans marriage to oilman Joshua S. Cosden Jr. on Monday after a blind date six weeks ago. The Texas engagement would be her fifth marriage.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Joshua S. Cosden Jr
Johnson to seek approval for eight-state Great Lakes commission
President Johnson was set to announce federal approval to form an eight-state commission protecting Great Lakes waters. Governors urged the panel to develop long-range pollution and erosion controls, flood planning, and water reuse strategies.
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Washington
Johnson
Great Lakes
Erhard pledges German support for freedom in Viet Nam
In Bonn on Friday Chancellor Ludwig Erhard told U.S. Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall that Germany will continue to back the struggle for freedom in Viet Nam. Udall said the pledge came during a one hour meeting, with a joint communique silent on Viet Nam.
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Bonn
UPS
Ludwig Erhard
Stewart L. Udall
Germany
Viet Nam
Udall
Erhard
U.S
Wiedemann Begins Campaign Nominating Petition Loop
Robert A. Wiedemann of 248 E Main St picked up nominating petitions Friday at the Huron County Board of Elections for the county court judge seat. He is the first to file petitions with a filing deadline of August 10. Wiedemann, a former Norwalk city solicitor and Norwalk Township justice of the peace, has served as county court judge since 1958. He is a partner in Hiltz and Wiedemann in Norwalk, is married, and has seven children.
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Robert A. Wiedemann
E. Main St
Huron County Board of Elections
Wiedemann
Norwalk
Norwalk Township
Hiltz and
Weather and Notices: Snow Flurries Then Cold. Births and Deaths
Weather forecast calls for variable clouds with snow flurries through Sunday and a cold snap. Highs near 32 to 27, lows around 20 to 25, with Friday's high near 63 and low about 25. Births show a Monroeville son to Mr and Mrs James Neuberger and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Melvin Schmuck. death recorded for Maud A Sanborn, 89, Norwalk.
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James Neuberger
Monroeville
Melvin Schmuck
Jefferson St
U S Planes Raid Hanoi Missile Sites
Soviet built MIG jets opened fire on American planes raiding a Hanoi missile site. A spokesman said three MIG 17 fighters fired on four F4C Phantoms but caused no hits. Ground fighting near Quang Ngai saw U S Marines and South Vietnamese Rangers kill 311 Reds as Allied losses were moderate.
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Saigon
Upi
Hanoi
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Quang Ngai
124 Die As BOAC Jet Crashes Into Mt. Fuji
A BOAC Boeing 707 with 124 aboard plunged into Mt. Fuji amid clear skies, disintegrating in flight. Most victims were Americans from a Thermo King tour group. 89 U.S. citizens died. Rescue efforts recovered all bodies by nightfall.
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UPI
British Overseas Airways Corp
U.S
Paris
Atlanta
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Thermo-King Refrigerator Corp
Minneapolis
Ralph Porter
Thermo- King
The
United States
Near 1000 Open Confab At Norwalk Circuit Meet
Jehovah Witnesses held the opening session of a circuit convention at Norwalk Junior High School attended by about 1000 delegates. Hermod Jensen of Brooklyn delivered the main address on making disciples of all nations. Delegates will conduct house-to-house calls and baptism is planned Sunday at Kingdom Hall with numbers ranging from 14 to 75 in past events.
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Norwalk Junior High School
Hermod Jensen
Brooklyn
N.Y
Norwalk
Ohio
Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Cline St
Russell Callahan
Shelby
Chamber ToSlage Membership Drive Kickoff
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce starts a three day membership drive Tuesday morning led by Ralph Bache with a kickoff breakfast at 7 30 a m at Columbia Gas Co Attending will be captains and 50 to 60 workers including Charles Peckham William S Young Jim Hile Jerry Stoll Don Wurzel Tom Carabin Robert Bleile Allen Hakes and John Wyatt.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Bache
Bache
Columbia Gas Co
College plans Erie branch funding request
Dr Richard Jeffery of the COED committee told Bowling Green State University trustees that COED has grown since its formation and urged state funds for a campus branch serving Erie Hur on and Ottawa counties. Final figures show over 1.1 million raised toward a 1.8 million allocation from the State Board of Regents.
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Richard Jeffery
Committee For Educational Development
Bowling Green State University Board of Trustees
Erie
Huron
Ottawa
Tri-County
State Board of Regents
Dore D. Wakefield
Bowling Green trustees approve fee hike and campus plans
Bowling Green State University trustees vote a $60 per semester increase for in state students and $135 for out of state students. The meeting also approves seeking state funds for a local campus branch and outlines final site options and a Building Committee. The changes take effect in fall 1966 to cover main and tri county branches.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Tri-County
William Jerome
White To Head Hospital Drive In Sandusky
Dudley A. White, president of Sandusky Newspapers, Inc., is general chairman of the Good Samaritan Hospital fund drive to raise 750000 for mental health facilities and remodeling. Pledges total 330000. officials expect 120000 to 170000 more, aiming for 450000 to 500000. White notes two large drives in the area this year and cites COED drive as context.
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Sandusky
Dudley A. White
Sandusky Newspapers, Inc
Good Samaritan Hospital
White
Erie-Huron
Ottawa Counties
Campaign drive nets 6 943 pledges for Bowling Green campus fund
COED treasurer Dale Olsen reported 6 943 pledges totaling 1 146 455 for a Bowling Green State University area campus branch drive. Cash gifts reached 327 056 with 28 5 percent of donations in cash, while expenses stayed at 1 8 percent. Final area totals include Norwalk Belin Heights Milan Bellevue Monroeville New London Western Reserve School District Willard and more.
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Bowling Green
Dale Olsen
COED
Bowling Green State University
Olsen
Norwalk
Berlin Heights
Milan
Bellevue
Monroeville
New London
Western Reserve School District
Willard
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