Chain of events in multiple UPI dispatches across cities
A federal hearing was set for Oswald Pick on bond after his removal from a train en route to Washington to threaten the President. In Brighton a Sussex University researcher says pigs communicate via distinct grunts. In New York three men were convicted of first degree murder in Malcolm X’s assassination. In Miami James Fitzsimmons, famed trainer, dies at 91. In Washington lawmakers push FBI director confirmation to limit presidential prerogative. In Saigon helicopters rescued 59 survivors from a Communist camp including five U S Marines and a four-man helicopter crew.
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Philadelphia
UPI
FBI
Washington
Oswald Stephen Pick
Clifton
N.J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
New York
Malcolm X
Thomas Johnson
Norman Butler
Talmadge Hayer
Paterson
Saigon
U.S
A Shau
Rabbi Morris Adler Dies in Synagogue Shooting
Detroit funeral today follows the death of Rabbi Morris Adler aged 59 after an assassin wounded him at his synagogue before killing himself in front of about 1,000 worshipers. The tragedy rocked the city and shocked the Jewish community.
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Detroit
UPI
Morris Adler
FCC asks networks why shows are canceled ratings role questioned
The Federal Communications Commission seeks explanations from ABC CBS and NBC on how and why they cancel programs with the first question focusing on the influence of ratings. The seven questions were disclosed in a letter sent Thursday to the three networks.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
China admits strong earthquake hit Hopeh province
Communist China acknowledged a strong earthquake last Tuesday struck the northern Hopeh province where Peking is located. The New China News Agency report gave no casualty figures or damage severity for Peking.
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London
UPI
China
Hopeh
Peking
New China News Agency
WEATHER AND BIRTHS AND DEATHS SUMMARY
Cloudy today and tonight with occasional showers. Highs near 50 and lows around 40s. Saturday remains cloudy with showers and possible thunder. Sunrise 6 46 PM Sunset 6 29 PM. Births: Mr and Mrs James Tracht 103 Jefferson welcomed a daughter. Deaths: Carl E Reed 85 Picket Warren 96 Palto Alto Calif.
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James Tracht
Jefferson
Carl E. Reed
North Fairfield
Picket L. Warren
Palto Alto
Calif
State Suspends Liquor Permit for Calhouns Grocery
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission suspended Calhouns Grocery C-2 liquor permit for 14 days after Calhoun failed to appear to answer a charge of Sunday wine sales on Aug 1. Suspension runs March 28 to April 11. C-2 permits cover carryout malt liquor wine and mixed beverages.
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Calhoun
Collins
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Joseph FE
Plum Brook Technicians Vote To Strike
March 2 strike vote by 23 Plum Brook National Aeronautics Station workers, 22 in favor, empowers the shop committee to call a strike anytime. Workers of Controls For Radiation include radiological electronic and laboratory technicians. Ned Junk of Norwalk notes ongoing negotiations with moderate progress and wage disputes. A federal mediator is involved. Local 7395 Cleveland OCWA Is in the talks.
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Plum Brook
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sandusky
NASA
Cleveland
The
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Workmen Repair Bridge After Truck Breaks Through
A truck loaded with crushed limestone bursts through the N and W Railway bridge on West Main Street while unloading. Workers describe panic as the rear wheels drop through the surface, threatening the bridge structure.
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N& W
West Main Street
Plan 3 New Buildings In City With Permits Issued
Building permits issued for three industrial and commercial projects and additions. Craft Lease Inc will build a 50 by 60 foot drive in carryout at 17 St Marys St in Cleveland. Raymond J Schaefer of Sandusky is contractor. Estimated cost 17000 dollars. John Suhr to add 42 by 52 foot addition to Suhr Custom Kitchens plant at 12 Summit St. Est cost 17000 by Barman and Seitz. Robert Price to build 60 by 100 foot concrete block warehouse on Franklin Street. Price Construction will do the work. Estimated cost 25000 dollars.
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Craft Lease, Inc
Superior Building
Cleveland
St. Mary’s St
Raymond J. Schaefer
Sandusky
John Suhr
Suhr Custom Kitchens
Summitt St
Barman and Seitz
Robert Price
Franklin Street
Price
Chamber membership passes 300 with drive results
Chamber of Commerce reports membership surpassing 300 as final reporting from a four day drive by 53 workers is awaited this afternoon. President James Westerhold notes strong results and mentions a potential visit from a firm seeking sewing machine operator jobs.
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Chamber of Commerce
James Westerhold
Bowling Green campus plan eyed for Huron-Erie-Ottawa area
The COED board advanced a campus branch for Bowling Green University serving Huron, Erie and Ottawa counties. A Building Committee will locate a site and hire an architect, while a Programming Committee designs facilities. Trustees increase from 15 to 20. area banks commit over $400,000 plus $300,000 cash to meet a March 1 deadline.
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Committee On Educational Development
CCED
Bowling Green University
Huron-Erie
Ottawa County
Tri-County
Richard Jeffery
Coed Board
Ralph Geer
Bowling Green
Dale Olsen
Norwalk
COED
Teacher breaks arm during roller skating class at Norwalk High
Norwalk High School physical education teacher Bernadette Bell broke her arm Wednesday while supervising roller skating. She was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and released Thursday after a day and a half with a broken wrist. Bell remaining off work and recovering at the Michael Rice home on Marion Drive.
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Norwalk
Bernadette Bell
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Miss Bell
Michael Rice
Marion Drive
Annexation Petition Sought for Monroeville Area
A petition seeks annexation of 43.875 acres along Sors Center Road north to Monroeville, outlining a proposed expansion of municipal boundaries and governance. The request highlights potential zoning and service implications for the affected area.
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Sors Center Road
Red Cross Appeals To Townships In Huron County
An appeal for Red Cross support was made to Huron County Township Trustees and Clerks at a ladies night dinner at Western Reserve High School led by Helen Wolek. Judge Harvey Straub spoke about humorous judge experiences. about 200 attended. Monroeville seeks annexation of land in Ridgefield Township with 2 366 acres owned by the Schilds and a Mayer portion for residential development and city water access. A hearing is set for 10 a.m. May 20.
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Red Cross
Huron County Association of Township Trustees
Helen Wolek
American Red Cross
Western Reserve High School
Harvey G. Straub
Sixth District Court of Appeals
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Sunny Jim) Fitzsimmons
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Columbus
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Junk
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Willard
Ohio
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Comeauxe
Gordon Larfield Hayes
Allegany County
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Borgia
Richard Andres
J.R. van Hentenryck
Clayton C. Wilson
Maryland
Grand
Westerhold
Jeffery
Monroeville
Huron County Commissioners
George Schild
Cletus Mayer
Mayer
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Ridgefield Township
Kenneth Wernick
Loretta Camp
Columbia University
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