Eight Red Cross donors to help Hartland girl at Cleveland hospital
The Huron County Chapter arranged eight blood donors for open heart surgery on a four year old Hartland Township girl at University Hospital in Cleveland on Tuesday. Donors from Norwalk Monroeville Sherman Township Clarence Ellett and others will depart from the Norwalk Fire Station at 6 am under drivers C B Thomas and Christine Needham. Marvin Garrett and Howard Smith of Akron face Sandusky Municipal Court on charges of breaking and entering safe burglary and auto larceny in connection with a theft at Sandusky Motor Sales Co. The safe was found near Norwalk on Laylin Road. both men bonded at eight thousand five hundred dollars.
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Huron County
The
American Red Cross
Hartland Township
University Hospital
Cleveland
Jerome Bauer
Norwalk
Charles Eby
Monroeville
Vincent Wise
Sherman Township
Gerald Kitchens
Clarence Ellett
Wilbur Larrow
Larry Hilson
Walter Hainline
C. B. Thomas
Christtine Needham
Sandusky
Marvin Garrett
Howard Smith
Akron
Sandusky Municipal Court
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Sandusky Motor Sales Co
Laylin Road
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Garrett
Smith
Supreme Court narrows objection rule on belief in supreme being
The court rules conscientious objectors need not declare belief in a supreme being in strict religious terms to obtain moral exemption. Separately, Ohio National Guard and Army Reserve merger plans may retain about 25 000 of 29 000 members with unit dispositions to be announced in a week. In the Philippines a U S court martial acquits two Marines in the fatal shooting of a fisherman at Subic Bay. Sweden declares six weeks of mourning for Queen Louise who died at 75 after a blood clot in her leg. she was Victoria's great granddaughter and a noted shopper in Stockholm.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Congress
Columbus
Ohio
Erwin Hostetler
Ohio National Guard and
Army Reserve
Guard Reserve
Hostetler
Subic Bay Naval Base
The
Philippines
U.S
Lance Cpl
James B. Thomas
Martins Ferry
Cpl
Jesse A. Edwards
Sebastropol
Calif
Stockholm
Sweden
Louise
Stocckholm
Britain
Queen Victoria
Titan-2 rocket leak delays Gemini two-man flight test
At Cape Kennedy the Titan-2 rocket leaked in a nitrogen tetroxide line during a mock countdown. The issue appeared in the booster’s second stage 85 minutes after the seven hour countdown began.
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Cape Kennedy
Upi
America
New Alphabet To Be Described At Norwalk Meeting
A meeting for Norwalk elementary teachers and interested parents discusses the Initial Teaching Alphabet ITA a 44 symbol phonetic system. Mrs Jane Rusk Summit County elementary supervisor presents film of ITA in action and explains the program while Dr Sturgis R Corbin notes its gratifying results.
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Norwalk
Jane Rusk
Summit County
Maplehurst
Sturgis R. Corbin
ITA
Rusk
Corbin
Weather and birth notices mix in local brief
Partial clearing expected this evening with clouds returning. Light snow spreads across the state Tuesday with minor accumulations. Norwalk low 30, high 35. Five day forecast colder Tue-Wed then moderating. Ohio temps 4-7 below normal. Births noted for Smith, Hacker, Hainline, Pugh families. Deaths include George E. Pierce and Hugh E. Barnes.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Letter prompts meeting with Rep Jump on PEP bill
Bronson Norwalk PTA members met at Mrs. Richard Kerkhoff's home after she informed Rep Harry Jump of their questions about the PEP bill and state budget. Jump discussed education and the bill, but warned passage depends on broader public support as he left with copies of the PEP and budget bills.
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PTA
Richard Kerkhoff
Southgate Drive
Huron County
Harry Jump
Jump
Johnson urges expanded federal and local crime crackdown
President Johnson called for a comprehensive crime fight in a special message to Congress. He proposed a federal ban on all firearms shipments and interstate commerce with limited exceptions for licensed importers manufacturers and dealers. The address outlined a wide ranging program to tackle the malignant enemy of crime.
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Washington
UPD
Johnson
United States
Congress
The
Treasury
House
Senate
Marines land at Da Nang airbase in combat operation
1400 Marines form first battalions to secure Da Nang base near North Viet Nam. The operation, first Marine combat landing since Korea, aims to support air strikes against the north. Total Marines in South Viet Nam rise to a record 27000 as China and North Viet Nam protest the assault. Meanwhile President Johnson outlines a national crime program to bolster federal and local enforcement and study crime origins. A separate note reports the sale of Scheck's Food Giant to Ellington, renaming as Kie's Supermarket with Ellington taking over management.
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Saigon
Upi
U.S
da Nang
North Viet Nam
China
South Viet Nam
United States
Ruby sanity trial set for March 29 in Dallas
Judge Joe B. Brown ordered a sanity hearing for condemned slayer Jack Ruby for March 29. Ruby, convicted and sentenced to death for killing Lee Harvey Oswald, appeared for arguments on his present sanity with lawyers and prosecutors ordered to court.
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Dallas
UPI
Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Selma Jam Ends with Gassing and Beatings in Civil Rights Clash
State troopers and deputies on horseback used tear gas and clubs to break up a Sunday march toward the Alabama state capital. At least 67 marchers were injured, including John Lewis, as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. planned a renewed protest. The Justice Department asked the FBI to investigate possible excessive force. Governor Wallace defended enforcement as maintaining state laws.
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Selma
Ala
UPI
George Wallace
John Lewis
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Wallace
Montgomery
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Ee Lee
Wayne Smith
Collins
Carl Hacker
Greenwich
Arnold Hainline
Oak
Jack Pugh
Lima
St. Rita’s
George E. Pierce
Flynna
Hugh E, Barnes
Maplewood
N,j
Bronson~ Norwalk Pta
LBJ
Presidential Commission On Law Enforcment
Administration of Justice
Scheck
E. Main St
Kie Ellington
Kenny Scheck
Everett Scheck
Ellington
Paul Weaver
Kie
Larry Sturgill
Bulletin
Norfolk and Western
W. Main St
Pete Mohn
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