Father declines anti rabies shots for attacked son in Speonk
In Speonk New York eight year old Michael Lebrun was bitten by more than 300 dogs while riding his bike. His father Charles Lebrun chose not to have Michael undergo the standard anti rabies shot regimen citing low rabies risk and potential shot side effects. The doctor said odds of rabies are extremely low and no local cases have occurred in two decades. Public reaction included thousands of letters urging treatment. The decision stands as they await the 60 day risk window.
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Michael Lebrun
Charles Lebrun
Michael
Lebrun
U S Planes Strike Key Targets Across Vietnam
U S airpower pounded Viet Cong bases 18 miles southwest of Da Nang and supply depots near Chu Lai while B52s attacked targets 40 miles northwest of Saigon. F105s and F4Cs hit the Viet Tri power plant near Hanoi as Thailand-based jets expanded strikes on major industrial sites.
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Saigon
UPS
North
South Vietnam
Air Force
da Nang
South
Viet
Chu Lai
U.S
Thailand
Viet Tri
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Khrushchev mobbed as he votes in Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev, ousted premier, made a rare public appearance to vote in Russia's one party elections. About 1,000 crowd him while police and bodyguards push back bystanders. He recalled the 1917 revolution and said he was happy then and now.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Nina
Kremlin
Russia
American Studies Institute Slated at ADA Ohio
The seven th annual Institute of American Studies will run June 19 to July 12 at Ohio Northern University. Sponsored by the Coe Foundation investment counselor Edwin Kennedy and ONU, the program features lectures on American history and literature and the economy. Nominations for fellowships may be made by high school principals or district superintendents with applications due by April 1 to Dr. Anthony L. Milnar.
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Ohio Northern University
Coe Foundation
Edwin Kennedy
New York
Anthony L. Milnar
Institute
Dodd Admits Using Campaign Funds for Political Purposes
The Connecticut Democrat acknowledged that funds raised at four testimonials were personal gifts but that most were used for political purposes. He said about $140,000 repaid campaign debts and $30,000 covered his senate office costs.
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Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Senate Ethics Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Knights Name Essay Winners in Monroeville contest
Winners announced for the second annual Catholic Press essay contest sponsored by Monroeville Knights of Columbus. Judy Myers of St. Joseph's Elementary Norwalk and Neal Riley of St. Alphonsus' Elementary Peru won under Rev. J Norbert Howe selection. 54 seventh and eighth graders from St. Joseph's and 19 classes from St. Alphonsus' competed.
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Monroeville
Peru
Robert J. Laux
Francis A. Ruffing
Council
Laux
M. Joan Frances
S.N.D
St. Joseph’s
Miss Myers
Riley
Pesticide Clinic Set For Wednesday For Farm Insects
Huron and surrounding county farmers will attend an all day pesticide and herbicide clinic Wednesday to learn their fate in relation to the alfalfa weevil and other crop insect issues. The meeting focuses on pest control strategies and accurate use of pesticides.
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Huron
Two Men Injured At Plants In Machinery Mishap
James M. Hackett thirty six of Union Road Norwalk admitted to Fisher Titus with a broken arm after his arm was caught in a machine at Clevite Harris. Robert Brutchie twenty eight of Lee Street was treated and released after a machine caught his index finger during cleaning at Rotary Printing. Weed control meeting at American Legion Hall will begin at 10 a m with Extension Specialists from Ohio State University.
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James M. Hackett
Union Road
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
Clevite-Harris
Robert Brutchie
Brutchie
Lee St
Rotary Printing
American Legion Hall
Old Route 20
Ohio State University
William F. Gill
Edward Stroube
Billie Blair
Walter Schmidt
Fremont
John Wells
Man Rents A Power Law Then Sells It
Norwalk police investigate a possible larceny by trick after Huron police report Ronald Lee Swartz, 31, rented power saws and resold one in Norwalk. Swartz admits renting a saw and selling it to a Norwalk tavern patron. the buyer aided by police, no charges filed.
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Norwalk
Huron
Denver Houser
Huron Police
Ronald Lee Swartz
Houser
Swartz
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Columbia Gas of Ohio
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H.B. Cornwell
Ray Balderson
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UPI News Service
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