Notable Celebrity Sightings and Political Winds Across Lands
London fans mob Robert vision as he leaves an airport. Batman cited as a poor driver in a U.S. tally. UFO sightings reported near Ann Arbor with a landable craft sketched by witnesses. Fairview Park High School resumes activities after meningitis hospitalization. British Labour leading in polls with potential big majority. East Pakistan faces a smallpox epidemic killing around 1,300 in three weeks across Jessore and Khulna.
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London
UPI
Robert Vision
U.N.C
Dacca
East Pakistan
UPS
Jessore
Here
Khulna
Weather and Life Events Roundup
Variable cloudiness and warmer today with a few showers possible tonight. Highs 50 to 58, lows 45 to 50, Tuesday partly cloudy with scattered showers. Marriage licenses issued for several couples including Messersmith Marett and Miller Homan Enders Neal. Births announced for multiple families and a death: Wilda I. Channing of Attica.
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Thomas E. Messersmith
Sycamore
Margaret J. Marett
Norwalk
Donald E. Miller
Monroeville
Telephone Company Employe
Bonita J. Homan
Thomas P. Neal
Pressman’s Helper
Caroline E. Enders
Rusk Says U S Ready for Talks with Red China on Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States is prepared for discussions with Beijing on Vietnam peace but noted the other side keeps hanging up the phone. He cited 129 meetings with Chinese representatives in Warsaw and warned Beijing shows militance, not willingness to ease tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
Red China
Viet Nam
Rusk
Warsaw
Peking
Soviet Union
Buddhists Hint At Uprising In South Viet Nam
In Saigon Buddhist leaders voiced readiness for action if needed after Premier Ky warned against demonstrations. A communique from the unified Buddhist church questioned Ky’s remarks and urged patience while noting plans if called to act. tensions rose despite weeks of rhetoric and past protests against military rule.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Unified
Buddhist Church
Thich
Tam Chau
Dalat
South
Expansion Of UF To Be Considered
The Norwalk Area United Fund may add 12 townships in Huron County. A board meeting at 8 p.m. March 30 at Columbia Gas Co will decide on expansion. B. Harry Parke leads the discussion with invited township trustees county commissioners and agency representatives. Helen Wolek of the American Red Cross may attend.
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Norwalk
United Fund
Huron County
United Fund Board of Directors
Columbia Gas Co
B. Harry Parke
American Red Cross
Helen Wolek
Red Cross
Huron County Association of Township Clerks and Trustees
Board of
Man in Critical Condition After Gas Exposure at Septic Tank
Raymond Noble 49 of Bay View remains in critical condition at Providence Hospital in Sandusky after three men were overcome by poisonous gas fumes from a septic tank Thursday afternoon. Noble was the sole survivor of the group.
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Raymond Noble
Bayview
Sandusky
Providence Hospital
Noble
Pease To Speak in Bellevue and Sandusky Tonight
State Senator Don J. Pease of Oberlin will address Bellevue and Sandusky audiences and end in Norwalk. He is dinner guest and speaker for the Belle vue Lions Club at 6 20 pm at the Elks Lodge and will discuss Into the Legislative Lion's Den.
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Don J. Pease
Oberlin
Bellevue
Sandusky
Norwalk
Youth Uses False I D At Norwalk City Tavern
Willard youth aged 17 attempted to buy alcohol at Friendly Corners Saturday night using a forged driver license. Jerry Leto reported two youths at the bar and identified Adams as the license owner who claimed it was stolen. Police said Adams denied involvement and could face charges for contributing to delinquency of a minor.
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Willard
Friendly Corners
Norwalk
Jerry Leto
Leto
David Marl Adams
Church St
Adams
Juvenile Court
Sandusky
Artie Darby
Darby
Isaac Vaughn
Spring Starts Sunny But More Rain Expected
The article notes the start of spring with sunny weather yet forecasts include rain. Readings show a mid 70s high earlier, 58 today, and a 27 degree low on the first night. Temperatures are expected to climb into the 60s and 70s with possible showers and thunderstorms.
New London Man Injured After Car Throws Him From Vehicle
A New London man was admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital with a severe head wound after being thrown from the car he was driving on Cook Road. The incident occurred during four injuries in six accidents reported Saturday and Sunday involving drivers from Ohio and Michigan. Authorities cited several motorists for speeding and driving under the influence after collisions on routes near Norwalk and Bellevue.
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New London
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ronald Shelton
Cook Road
Detroit
Fisher- Titus
Ohio
Norwalk
Ridge Road
John Reed
Lee Ave
Roosevelt Jackson
Columbus
Bellevue
Jackson
Frank L. Brembeck
Jack Hembree
Amherst
Green Road
Mhuron
Frey Elected District Chairman for Boy Scouts
Louis G. Frey of Norwalk elected district chairman of the Southwest District Boy Scouts of America Inc. He will succeed Walter Fredericks of Willard and oversee scouting activities in Huron County.
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Louis G. Frey
Norfalk
Southwest District
Boy Scouts of America, Inc
Frey
Walter Fredericks
Willard
Huron County
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Helen Mills
Clarksfield
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Akron
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Shelia Joyce Shepherd
Greenwich
Jerry Myers
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Prospect Street
Thomas Shone
Daryl Holt
Charles Deskins
Temp Patton
Plymouth
Randal Lewis
Wilda I. Channing
Attica
Reds
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Cindy
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Harris
Pease
City Tavern
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Parole Board
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Larry
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