70 MPH Winds Raze Ohio Towns and Knock Out Power
Strong winds across Ohio caused downed trees and power outages. A March lion storm toppled limbs near Norwalk and Ashtabula, with 2000 homes blacked out in Lake and Ashtabula counties. Fires sparked by live wires occurred in Ashtabula while traffic disruption grew along U S 20 and routes 61 224 250 near Norwalk and Painesville.
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West St
W. Main St
Fairgrounds Grandstand
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Monroeville
Greenwich
Fitchville River Road
Johnson’s Jewelers
Willard
New London
North Fairfield
Old State Road
Townline Route 12
United Press International
Ohio
Springfield
Lake
Ashtabula
U.S. 20
Painesville
Beck To Lead County 4-Hers
Huron County 4-H Junior Leaders elected Gordon Beck of Firelands 4-H Club as president at the children's home. Ricky Horn of Lyme Producers 4-H Club named vice president, Judy Rowland of Townsend Clicking Needles secretary, Sharon Christensen re-elected treasurer, and Carol Zimmerman of Raiders Saddle Club chosen recreation leader. Carlos Tucker discussed responsibilities and project ideas, with songs led by Mary Ellen Landis, Helen Heidl, and Sharon Christensen. In Springfield a tornado caused property damage but no injuries. a light plane overturned at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. gusts reached 75 mph in parts of Ohio. NORWALK REFLECTOR.
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Huron County
Gordon Beck
Firelands
Ricky Horn
Lyme Producers
Judy Rowland
Townsend Clicking Needles
Sharon Christensen
Carol Zimmerman
Raiders Saddle Club
Carlos Tucker
Mary Ellen Landis
Helen Heidl
Pylant Honored at Ken-Bar-Bel Post No. 41
Pylant earned 1965 American Legion member ships from 151 and was named post champ by Ralph Armstrong. Armstrong and others were praised for their campaign help as the post reaches a quota of 262 members. Local council met, with talks on communism, VA service cuts, and plans for a July Cleveland convention.
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Monroeville
R. V. Pylant
American Legion
Champ
Ralph Armstrong
Ken - Bar - Bel
Armstrong
Thixton W. Cooper
Santo J. Crescione
Ralph R. Spiegel
Junior W. Tracht
Huron County Council
N. M. Camardese
Norwalk
Howard J. Henrichsen
Sandusky
Fifth District
John Kilgore
Mansfield
Earl A. Graske
Bay Village
Department
Cleveland
Pem
Ken - Bur - Bel Post
Ralph Widman
Bucyrus
FLOX Engine Fired For First Time At NASA Lewis Center
A FLOX fueled engine test fires for the first time using liquid fluorine and liquid oxygen. The test, under a 2.3 million dollar NASA Lewis contract, is conducted by Rockwell's North American Aviation at Canoga Park with Howard W. Douglass as project manager. FLOX increases specific impulse, allowing heavier payloads or smaller propellant loads.
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Cleveland
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lewis Research Center
Rocketdyne Division
North American Aviation
Canoga Park
California
Howard W. Douglass
Lewis
FLOX
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St. Clair
Gray Street
Beck
County
Hers
Ray Yoakem
Cleveland Hopkins
Columbus
Reflector
Monroe
Ohi
Taio
Reflector Herald
Ohie
LPL News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspapers
Ocarrier Oor
Norwals
Milan
Wakeman
Willan
Maitoin Huron
Erie
Dial
Pylant
Aiser & Wells Rexall Drug
Certified
Ol CO
W. Main
Pearl
Woodbine
Marion Stark and Sons
Campbell
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk, Ohio
FBI
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