RFK to address 35th annual American Newspaper Guild
UPI reports Senator Robert F Kennedy will speak at the Cleveland convention on June 18, invited before his presidential bid. Roy Jenkins warned Britons of austerity results as Parliament debates budget. Walton students protest Roane County bond defeat, walking seven miles with signs demanding better schools.
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Walton
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Roane County
Orel Raines
Mutual aid pact eyed by nine Ohio communities
Medina Ohio and eight surrounding towns including Lodi Hinkley Township Brunswick Barberton Morton Rittman Orrville and Wadsworth plan to join a mutual police protection pact along with the Medina County Sheriff's Department to address potential civil unrest.
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UPI
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Wayne
John Root
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Lodi
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Brunswick
Barberton
Morton
Rittman
Orville
Wadsworth
Medina County
Americans repulse large Vietnamese assault in Central Highlands
In a four hour clash near the Central Highlands 300 U S troops faced 1000 to 1500 North Vietnamese with flamethrowers. The U S forces killed 135 enemies and suffered 19 dead and 51 wounded while air support aided their withdrawal threat. In Washington Mrs Lyndon B Johnson urged Americans to stop self flagellating over actions saying constant questioning breeds complacency.
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Huron Housing Authority Loan Action Delayed
Huron County commissioners postponed a no interest loan request from the Huron Housing Authority until a formal resolution is received. Ralph Marks, chair, sought the loan to cover operations until federal funds arrive. Authority members plan to act on a resolution Thursday night, with a decision by the commissioners next Monday.
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Weather and local notices from Norwalk area
Partly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers and storms today highs in the mid 60s. Clearing and mild tonight. Wednesday cloudy and mild. Norwalk Monday highs 48 lows 38. Births to Jenkins of Norwalk and Kramer of Rural Norwalk. marriages license for Bruce W Smith and Rita J Fletcher of Willard. deaths for Donald O Taylor Creato A Snyder and Archie Leroy Snow.
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S. Main
Kenneth Kramer
Bruce W. Smith
Willard
Rita J. Fletcher
Donald O. Taylor
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Willard Archie Leroy Snow
Gallup Road
World’s Only Active Battleship Returns to Sea
USS New Jersey BB62 sails from Philadelphia into the Atlantic after 11 years in mothballs. Three days of builder’s trials test crew work as Navy and civilian personnel complete preparations for potential Vietnam service. The 45,000-ton warship carries nine 16 inch guns capable of 20 mile shots and 50 yard accuracy.
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Truman Visits Key West Naval Base Amid Public Reverie
Former President Harry S. Truman aged 83 tours the Key West naval station and Little White House as naval guns thunder and dress swords gleam in the Florida sun. The former chief executive stands erect as the band plays Hail to the Chief, reliving past glory.
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Senate Backed Tax Plan Aims for 6 Billion Spending Cut
Senate sponsors voiced optimism about tying President Johnsons 10 percent tax surcharge to a 6 billion federal spending cut for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. Senator John J Williams and Senator George A Smathers urged chances of passage as an amendment to a House excise tax extension.
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D-Fla
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Monroeville GI Killed In Viet Nam
Lance Cpl. James E. Sprowl 20 of Monroeville dies from a gunshot wound in Quang Tri Province Vietnam March 18. He enlisted in 1967 and served in Belvedere before deployment. Survived by his parents nine siblings and five sisters. Burial arrangements pending.
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James E. Sprowl
Quang Tri
S. Vietnam
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Pontiac
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Sprowl
Vietnam
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Bellevue
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Republic St
Norwalk
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Tom
Kenneth
Joseph
Karen
Annette
Marilyn
Jacalyn
Karla
You Don’t Register To Vote In Huron County
Election officials clarify voting rules for the May 7 primary in Huron County where no voter registration exists. To vote a resident must be a US citizen, 21 by election day, and have lived in Ohio one year, in the county 40 days, and in the voting precinct 40 days.
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Norwalk
United States
Spring Returns to Ohio With Warmer Temperatures
Weather across Ohio shows a near seventy degree high with Norwalk at 53 mid morning. A developing low pressure over Upper Michigan spreads showers and scattered thunderstorms across Michigan Indiana and Ohio. Winds from the south and southwest push temperatures higher despite lingering cloud cover.
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Shiloh Man Pleads Guilty To Reduced Drunken Driving Charge
Harold Oney of Shiloh pleaded guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court to a reduced intoxication charge. Judge Robert J. Vetter fined him 100 dollars and ordered payment of court costs. Oney was arrested by the Ohio State Highway Patrol on April 15, 1963, with delays due to attorney continuances and the defendant’s health.
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Shiloh
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Oney
Monroeville Requests New Five Mill Levy on May Ballot
Monroeville boards vote to place a new five mill operating levy on the May primary ballot to cover mounting expenses. A 5.4 mill renewal levy, reduced from six mills in 1963, also goes to voters separate from the new levy. Without the extra levy, district balances show deficits into 1969.
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