Betts and Swanbeck Meet Huron County Constituents at Courthouse
Congressman Jackson E Betts and State Representative Ethel G Swanbeck held courthouse conferences in Huron County drawing a steady crowd. Residents waited 45 minutes to meet Betts and discuss personal issues and national legislation as Betts described his role and the Washington climate since the Nixon era.
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Janet Conway
Huron County
Jackson E. Betts
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Arthur Herner
Betts
Charles Mosher
Washington
Congress
Quake Rears Death Toll in Western Turkey. Saigon Battle Losses Grow
A western Turkey quake killed at least 39, with Manisa hardest hit and thousands left incommunicado as authorities expect the toll to rise. In Saigon area, 55 U.S. and South Vietnamese soldiers died in a two day clash near the capital, while Oberlin College suspended three male students over anti imperialism protests involving toy guns and tambourines.
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Istanbul
UPI
Turkey
Manisa
Saigon
UPS
U.S
Green Berets
Oberlin, Ohio
Oberlin College
Robert Carr
Walnut Hills High Allows Female Students in Slacks
Cincinnati UPI reports Walnut Hills High School has relaxing its dress code to permit female students to wear slacks with administration approval. Principal Raymond Brokamp says the move reflects changing circumstances and is not a promotion of the style.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Walnut Hills High School
Walnut Hills High
Raymond Brokamp
Pope Paul VI Names 35 New Cardinals
Pope Paul VI selected 35 new cardinals to internationalize the College, including four Americans Archbishop John F. Dearden Detroit Archbishop Terence J. Cooke New York Archbishop John J. Carberry St. Louis and Bishop John J. Wright Pittsburgh. The consistory to appoint them is set for April 28.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
College of Cardinals
John F. Dearden
Detroit
Terence James Cooke
New York
John J. Carberry
St. Louis
John Joseph Wright
Pittsburgh
Weather outlook and local life events in Norwalk area
Increasing cloudiness and warmer today with a high in the 40s and light snow tonight. Saturday and Sunday stay mostly cloudy and cold with further snow flurries. winds shift from southwest to northwest. Norwalk highs around 41 and lows near 25. Marriage, birth, and death notices follow with local names and ages.
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Norwalk
Eisenhower Dies At 78 In Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower former World War II allied commander and 34th U S president died at Walter Reed Army Medical Center at 12 25 p m EST He was 78 Doctors said his condition worsened gradually with sedatives while he remained able to respond feebly to questions Family stayed by his bedside and no reversal of congestive heart failure was seen
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Washington
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
White House
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Hughes
Eisenhower
Hart family lives on welfare food budget for a week
Senator Philip Hart and his family undertake a Lenten experiment living on a welfare diet averaging 25 cents per person per meal. Mrs. Hart describes scarce meals, substitutions with baking powder, soda, and salt, and the impact on school lunches and daily life as they survive on cheap cuts, rice, and bread pudding.
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Marguerite Davis Washington
UPI
Philip A. Hart
Jane Hart
Michigan Democrat
Michael
Clyde
May
Laura
Hart
Army Nurse From Ohio Attends the President’s Private Nurse
Capt. Karen Tadson Uhler, an Ohio native and 1967 Ohio State graduate, serves as President Eisenhower’s private nurse. She has worked at Walter Reed since May 1968 after the California heart attack episode and has aided high ranking officials during hospital trials.
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Washington
UPI
Karen Tadson Uhler
Eisenhower
Rossford
Ohio
Ohio State University
Karen
Walter Reed Hospital
California
Uhler
Nixon
Johnson
Army Nurse Corps
Gladys E. Johnson
Walter Reed
Ahler
Cleveland Man Cited for Contempt in Juvenile Court
Donald Smith, 32, of Cleveland, cited for contempt after appearing intoxicated in Juvenile Court. He faced a delinquency hearing regarding his daughter and was sentenced by Judge Russell T. Antrim to two days in jail.
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Donald Smith
Cleveland
Russell T. Antrim
Sirhan's Brother Struck By Auto in Pasadena Crosswalk
Saidallah Sirhan, 36, eldest of Sirhan B. Sirhan's four brothers, is in serious condition at St. Lukes Hospital after a crosswalk collision in Pasadena. The vehicle, driven by Murray A. Williams, 18, was not cited. police will seek a charge for failure to yield to a pedestrian.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Saidallah Sirhan
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Saidallah
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Lukes Hospital
Murray A. Williams
Pasadena City College
Murray
Los Angeles
Chinatown
Easter Egg Hunt at Memorial Lake Park
Children from pre school through fourth grade may join the annual Easter Egg Hunt at Memorial Lake Park at 1 p m on Saturday. The Norwalk Jaycees and Park and Recreation Department sponsor contests with prizes for each age group and allow participants to keep all eggs found. This marks the first year at Memorial Lake Park after prior events at Pleasant Street.
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Memorial Lake Park
The
Norwalk Jaycees
Park and Recreation Department
Pleasant Street Park
Classic clash between Dirksen and Kennedy in senate hearing
Senate Republican leader Everett M. Dirksen and Democratic Whip Edward M. Kennedy met in a courtroomlike duel over civil rights oversight. Dirksen challenged EEOC chair Clifford L. Alexander as Kennedy watched, arguing about carnival hearings and harassment claims while recalling the 1964 Civil Rights Act passage.
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Washington
UPI
King
Prince
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Edward M. Kennedy
Nixon
Dirksen
Kennedy
Clifford L. Alexander
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Johnson
Alexander
Kennedy Intervenes as Dirksen Harasses Alexander at Hearing
Alexander, a Black speaker, says minority groups face worse harassment than businessmen. Dirksen threatens to fire him. Kennedy steps in urging that no one be threatened for doing their job. Dirksen dismisses the outburst, while Kennedy questions the toll on minorities seeking redress.
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Alexander
Dirksen
Kennedy
Washington
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Jerry Hanes
Oberlin
John Neuworth
Elyria
Ike
By Darrell Garwood
UPI Telephoto
Sirhan
Egg Hunt
Memorial Park
Teddy Kennedy
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