Willard Hillside Acres to Open New Wing on April 1
Clinton Dotson announces Hillside Acres Rest Home in Willard will open a 14 bed expansion on April 1, increasing total capacity to 42. The wing, 35 by 85 feet, includes private heat controlled rooms, baths, built in storage, music system, and call lights. Fire safety upgrades completed. Nurses on duty 24 hours. An April 6 stockholders meeting and board session follow.
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Willard - Clinton R. Dotson
Hillside Acres Rest Home
Hillside Acres
Willard
Dotson
Clinton Dotson
Harlow Stapf
Frank Chapman
John A. Wallace
William Dotson
J. V. Emery
D. B. Faust
Robert Hauser
W. H. Kauffman
Moroccan troops guard Casablanca as riots subside
Moroccan forces in Casablanca with helmets tanks and armored cars guarded government buildings to prevent a riot recurrence after at least eight people were killed and about seventy injured The city remained calm as similar unrest eased in Fez and Rabat where injuries occurred. Defense attorneys plan a new trial for Robert Ray Abbott convicted in the sex slaying of a nurse in a hotel room who had testified against him.
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Casablanca
Morocco
UPI
Fez
Rabat
Cincinnati
API
Robert Ray Abbott
Abbott
Alice Ewing
Ohio Senate approves bill on city street speed limit
The Ohio Senate unanimously approves a bill to end confusion over city street speed limits setting 25 mph as the through street limit. The measure moves to the House for consideration.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Air and Naval Strikes Expand in South Viet Nam Front
U S and South Vietnamese warplanes targeted Communist positions in South Viet Nam with 50 combat sorties over 48 hours. No new strikes against the north were reported. China signaled willingness to deploy forces if requested by the Viet Cong, contingent on a defined alliance.
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Saigon
UPS
South Viet Nam
U.S
Tokyo
UPI
China
Peking
National Front For Liberation
Kennedy completes Mt Kennedy ascent plan to fly to Washington
Senator Robert Kennedy reports feeling fine after spending a third night on Mt Kennedy. He remains at the 8,500 foot base camp with seven climbers in a three man tent awaiting a Yukon time 9 a.m. flight back to Whitehorse and on to Washington.
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Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy
Mt. Kennedy
Yukon
Weather and Local Births and Deaths Report
Weather outlook cloudy and cold with light snow today and tonight high 26 to 33. Friday snow changing to rain with milder temps. Norwalk high 31 low 21 no precip sun 6 23 sunset 6 45. Births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Guy E Smith 81 Norwood a girl to Mr and Mrs Dale Scheid Monroeville a girl to Mr and Mrs Larry Fritz 192 Whittlesey Ave a set of twin girls to Mr and Mrs Hubert Ferrell New London RD 1. Deaths noted Huber D Fessenden 79 North Fairfield Lewis B Stiles 90 New London.
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Norwalk
Guy E. Smith
Norwood
Dale Scheid
Monroeville
Larry Fritz
Whittlesey Ave
Hubert Ferrell
New London RD
Huber D. Fessenden
North Fairfield
Lewis B. Stiles
New London
Montgomery March Preparations Guarded Ahead of Capitol Rally
Thousands of civil rights demonstrators gather in Montgomery for a historic march to the Alabama capitol. Army troops and military police secure the route from Selma, with 104 street corners manned and King expected to present the Alabama situation to the nation.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Three Mile
Capitol Steps
King
George Wallace
Johnson
Selma
Norwalk Fire Dept to_launch new on-call alert system
The Norwalk Fire Department will inaugurate a calling service to notify off duty and volunteer firefighters when alarms are turned in. Northern Ohio Telephone Co. installed the system. A single red desk phone triggers ring for all on the lines with a louder cutoff buzz if busy. Tests were set for this afternoon.
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Norwalk
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Kenneth Link
Link
OYC Chief Quits Amid Juvenile Reform Scrutiny
Wayne Fogle resigns as head of the Ohio Youth Commission on doctor's orders, effective June 1. Governor Rhodes accepts with regret, noting Fogle’s efforts to restore order in six state institutions and allied programs.
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Fogle
Columbus
Rhodes’ Juvnile
Bureau of Juvenile Placement
Rhodes
Commission
Community Services
Grissom and Young Return to Cape After Gemini Flight
Space twins Virgil Grissom and John Young land at Cape Kennedy after a near perfect three orbit Gemini 3 mission. They are greeted by wives Betty Grissom and Barbara Young and a cheering crowd as Air Force band plays Molly Brown.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Virgil JL
Gus’ Grissom
John W. Young
Cape
Air Force
Molly Brown
Betty Grissom
Barbara Young
Grissom
Walter M. Schirra
Young
John
Icy Pavement Blamed In More Area Accidents
Icy patches from Tuesday's five inch snow remained and caused a series of minor crashes on routes 20 224 269 and 61. Patrolmen cited Arnold Ross and Wesley Whistler for following too closely after collisions with Bellevue Schreiner and Shreve respectively. A baby was unhurt when tossed from a crib as a mother slid off Route 162. Ellen Garvin of Norristown was treated for a eye cut after a rollover on Route 4 near the Seneca line. Christine Needham lost control on Route 20 and struck a fence.
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Bellevue
Clyde
Arhes
Attica
Plymouth
Helen Niver
Willard
Ellen Garvin
Norristown
Bellevue Hospital
Route 4
Seneca County
Miss Garvin
Christine Needham
Monroeville
Needham
Route 20
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Nyman
W. Main St
Avalon Hotel
James Dixon
Young Men’s Library and Reading Room Association
Young Brothers of
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Jan Conway
Co Ando
Viet
Link and Chapin
Don Ratliff
Pete Mohn
OYC
Grissom, Young
Arnold Ross
Marie Schreiner
Shreve
Route 61
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