Man Charged Over Malt Liquor With Teens At Motel
Robert W. Ryland 30 of Dorma Dell Motel faces charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and assault after police say he gave malt liquor to two boys ages 12 and 14 on Saturday. The 14-year-old was described as reeling and the 12-year-old unable to stand. The incident occurred at Ryland’s motel room on Milan Avenue. Police also cited two Mansfield youths, ages 17 and 15, found at the motel. Prosecutor Bernard Freeman filed the assault charge in Common Pleas Court.
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Robert W. Ryland
Dorma Dell Motel
Milan Avenue
Ryland
Huron County
Juvenile Court
Russell T. Antrim
Mansfield
Bernard Freeman
Common Pleas
Snow forecasts threaten spring warmth in Ohio Tuesday
Ohio faces a potential four inch snow dump as forecasters issue provisional heavy snow warnings for the state. The storm is expected to hit Tuesday, disrupting normal plans across Ohio.
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Ohio
The 1967 Companies Act Record Takes Britain by Storm
A new long playing phonograph record titled The 1967 Companies Act is sweeping corporate offices in Britain. Arthur Rice, a chartered accountant, says the 45 minute disc helps business men grasp the act while 136 pages of legal text would be harder to digest.
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London
UPI
Britain
Charters
Arthur Rice
Weather And Local Life Brief
Partly sunny and cool today with a high in the mid 30s to low 40s. Tonight increases in cloudiness with a low in the 20s. Tuesday, mostly cloudy with little temperature change. Also includes marriage licenses, births, and a death notice for Iona Belle Snyder, 92, Willard.
Titanic Struggle Seen At Khe Sanh Battle
Marine Lt Gen Cushman called the Khe Sanh fight a titanic firepower struggle and voiced confidence the Allies could hold the fortress. About 6 000 Marines and South Vietnamese rangers ring the fort against up to 70 000 North Vietnamese troops. Cushman said Westmoreland agreed on holding Khe Sanh despite daily bombardment and noted offensives in I Corps with large Communist casualties during the Tet period.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
UPI
Robert Cushman
Khe Sanh
Cushman
William C
Westmoreland
U.S
Dien Bien Phu
Norwalk Vietnam Veteran Receives Army Commendation Medal
Danny L. Thompson, 22, a Vietnam War veteran and son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Thompson Sr., earned the Army Commendation Medal near Binh Phuoc in February for exposing himself to heavy fire to resupply his howitzer during a Oct. 31 base camp attack. Thompson, a section chief with the 9th Infantry Division, has returned home and works at R R Donnelley in Willard.
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Danny L. Thompson
Norwalk
Army
Thompson
Harry E. Thompson
Walnut St
The
Reflector
9Th Infantry Division
Vietnam
R.R. Donnelley Co
Willard
Americans See Vietnam War as a Mistake, Gallup Poll Says
A UPI report from Princeton indicates 49 percent of Americans view U S involvement in Vietnam as a mistake while 33 percent think progress is being made in the war. The poll tracks rising belief that war was a mistake since 1965 with prior readings around 24 percent in August.
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Princeton
N.J
UPI
Gallup
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Rusk Urges Congress to OK 2.9 Billion Foreign Aid Plan
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Senate support for President Johnsons 2.9 billion foreign aid program despite Vietnam War costs. He testified to the Foreign Relations Committee amid anticipated debate over Southeast Asia policy and troop requests. City hall received orders for 500 trees to plant this spring via residents contacting the service director.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Congress
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
Vietnam
J. William Fulbright
City Hall
Milan Jaycees Offer to Build Hangar for Huron County Airport
The Milan Jaycees offered to construct a 105 by 50 foot hangar with capacity for four aircraft. They would lease the hangar to the Huron County Airport Authority and relinquish ownership at the end of 15 years, with buyout options for the Authority earlier as specified in the agreement. City representatives Morley Price and Allen Hakes prepared to discuss operating responsibilities at a noon meeting with county commissioners and city officials.
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Huron County
Milan Jaycees
Huron County Airport Authority
Morley Price
Allen Hakes
Novel Idea For Peace To End War By Buying South Vietnam
Former acting Vietnamese ambassador Tran Van Dinh told a Miami University audience that the United States could end the Vietnam War by buying all land in South Vietnam and gifting it to peasants. He estimated a $750 million price tag versus the war’s $3 billion monthly cost, arguing the U.S. should withdraw after recognizing a mistake and stopping Chinese expansion fears. He criticized village liberation efforts as benefiting former French Army sergeants and corporals who seize land, fueling corruption in the Vietnamese government.
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Oxford
Ohio
UPI
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Tran van Dinh
Miami University
Dinh
Washington
Saigon Post
South
Vietnam
America
Kennedy Tours Mayan Ruins in Palenque Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy visits Palenque to view Mayan temple walls and a large pyramid, calling it marvelous. She notes possible plans to visit Chichen Itza and attends Mass with Rev Hugo Lino Silva, who praises Kennedy's Alliance for Progress aid.
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Palenque
Mexico
Chichen-Itza
Hugo Lino Silva
John F. Kennedy
Chiapas
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Lawson's to Build Third Store in Norwalk
Lawson's plans a third store at 106 Milan Ave Norwalk after demolishing a home owned by A M Didion. Woodall Construction Co Barberton Ohio filed demolition and building permits for a 61 by 42 foot store about the size of the Benedct Avenue location.
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Lawson’s
Norwalk
Milan Ave
A.M. Didion
Woodall Construction Co
Barberton
Ohio
Benedict Avenue
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