Milan Man Hit By Road Grader
A Milan construction worker, Fred Holmes, 46, was struck by a road grader driven by Kenneth Windslow, 56, while flagging on Route 113 near Monroeville. Holmes suffered possible leg fractures and internal injuries and was listed in fair condition at Providence Hospital in Sandusky. The accident occurred as the State Highway Department crew repaired the berm along Route 113. Holmes previously lived in Norwalk and now resides with his mother on Route 113 East.
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Milan
Monroeville
Fred Holmes
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Holmes
State Highway Road Department
Kenneth Windslow
Bellevue
Norwalk
Ky accuses Viet Premier of drumhead courts and firing squads
Sen. Stephen Young charged Tuesday that Nguyen Cao Ky sanctioned draconian measures in response to wartime tensions. The remarks followed the execution of a war profiteer and the planned execution of another.
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Washington
UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland Democrat
Soviet Space Dogs Return After 23 Days in Orbit
Moscow reports the two Soviet space dogs landed safely on earth after a 23 day orbital mission. Unofficial but reliable sources say a formal announcement is expected soon from officials.
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Moscow
UPI
Earth
Paratroopers Surrounded in War Zone D Clash
A battalion of U.S. paratroopers probing War Zone D in Saigon area was surrounded and fired on from all directions. Air and ground support repelled the Viet Cong attack, a U.S. military spokesman said.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
War Zone
Weather and births and deaths notice
Sunny cool day with a high in the upper forties and fair, warmer Thursday. Low tonight near 32 with sunrise at 6 38 and sunset at 6 35. Births include Mr and Mrs Layman Poole North Fairfield a son. Death Leonora Niemann age 68 of Huron.
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Layman Poole
North Fairfield
Son
Gemini Begins Bold 107,000-Mile Space Linkup Mission
Gemini 8 astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott rode a Titan rocket from Cape Kennedy to chase a 107,000 mile target satellite. The two launch pads roared in flames as the mission began with near perfect countdowns despite minor late problems. Scott would attempt a space walk as part of the first planned linkup in space, a major step toward the moon conquest.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
Titan
Scott
Moon
Watts unrest spurs police surge amid looting fears
Police with shotguns and rifles crowded Watts streets deterring violence after a flareup that left two dead and more than 25 injured. Over 60 suspects were arrested as looting and arson touched several furniture stores while schools remained open per police advised plan.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Watts
Norwalk Council Approves $2 Million Power Plant Bond Issue
The Norwalk City Council approved a $2 million bond issue to expand the municipal power plant. Prescott & Co. Associates of Cleveland will purchase bonds at 4.2 percent, repaid over 22 years from plant revenue. The action also allocates $600,000 for a General Electric turbine generator.
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Norwalk
Prescott & Co. & Associates
Cleveland
General Electric
Island Creek Coal Co
Oglebay Morton Coal Co
Ohio
No Left Turn Proposed at Monroe and Whittlesey
Whittlesey Avenue and Monroe Street face a traffic bottleneck as the City Council introduces a left turn ban on Monroe with first reading. A second ordinance would remove two Linwood Avenue parking meters near Pohl’s to alleviate congestion. A separate emergency measure allocates 2.4 million dollars for a generator project due for completion in 1967, with coal purchases for the power plant also approved.
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Monroe Street
Whittlesey Avenue
Monroe
Harold Finch
Finch
Linwood Avenue
Pohl
Six Testify At Hearing On Cut-Off
Five telephone subscribers and Col. William C. Henry of the Ohio Northern Telephone Company testified in favor of banning the time-disconnect system at a Columbus public hearing. No protests were raised. the attorney examiner will draft a report.
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Col
William C. Henry
Ohio Northern Telephone Company
Columbus
Area Man Guilty Of Contempt In Huron County
Patrick Ofield, 41, Monroeville Road 2, was found guilty of contempt of court for violating a restraining order related to his wife. He received a 30 day jail sentence. The case stemmed from alleged assault with a shotgun, pointing a firearm, and property damage during disputes at the Scheid home where Gladys and others resided. Bond was set at 10,000 cash and 20,000 to 10,000 in surety for the weapons and property charges.
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Ofield Patrick
Monroeville RD
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Patrick
Gladys
Elmer Scheid
Martha Reinhold
Scheid
Bowling Green Victory Dinner Forecasts 5000 Enrollment
John Marshall Briley of the Ohio Board of Regents predicts a 5000 student enrollment for Bowling Green State University’s tri county branch and hints at a possible transition to a four year campus. The victory dinner marked more than a million dollars raised to serve Huron, Erie and Ottawa counties. Briley urged planning for expansion to meet demand, noting open access for all graduates and the benefit of urban branch models to reduce costs for commuting students and part time learners.
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Bowling Green
Tri-County
Bowling Green State University
John Marshall Briley
Ohio Board of Regents
Briley
William T. Jeromell
Huron
Erie
Ottawa
Bowling Green State University Union
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Gerda Munsinger
Clarence Brown
Blanchester
Clarence Brown Jr
Urbana
de Gaulle
Paris
NATO
France
Charles de Gaulle
Yvon Bourgas
Leonora Niemann
Kenneth C. Buckley
Huron County
Ralph Geer
COED
Dale Olsen
Ethel Swanbeck
Gemini
TSS
Acces
Washington St
Milan Avenue
Tor
Service
Morley Price
Whittlesey and
More Council
Sam Beetham
Communications Department of the State Commission
Board of Regents
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