Greenwich car train crash leaves one dead two harmed
Greenwich Huron County coroner William B. Holman and Greenwich police investigate a 11 30 A M car train collision at the Main Street crossing of the New York Central tracks. One woman died and a second was injured and taken to Willard Municipal Hospital. The car’s motor was thrown through the Gene Barre Sohio Station front window narrowly missing a bystander.
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Greenwich
Huron County
William B. Holman
Main St
New York Central
Willard Municipal Hospital
Gene Barre Sohio
House Fire Endangers Dudley Home On West Main St
Fire crews in Norwalk battled a blaze that broke out shortly after noon at 243 West Main Street the Dudley residence. Flames reached the second floor as gas masks were used to inspect the structure and determine the cause. The alarm was set by Charles Argyle at 12 10 p m. No Dudley family members were home at the time.
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Joe Dudley
W. Main St
Norwalk
Charles Argyle
Dudley
Fitchville Monument Plan Moves Forward at Woodlawn Cemetery
The Norwalk Cemetery Association will seek individual donations for a permanent monument at Woodlawn Cemetery honoring Fitchville fire victims of 1963. At the annual meeting the board voted to proceed. 22 fire victims lie in a row of marked graves. F.G. Bebout reported 109 burials in 1964 with varied age groups and noted available space in the public mausoleum for ashes. Officers listed: Joan E. Gelvin president, ML. Bactles vice president, Elmer H. Schepers secretary.
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Norwalk Cemetery Association
Woodlawn Cemetery
Fitchville
F.G. Bebout
Bebout
Joan E. Gelvin
ML. Bactles
Elmer H. Schepers
Weather Outlook and Local Life Events
Cloudy and colder with a few snow flurries today and highs 25 to 36. Tonight clears and cools to 14 to 22. Wednesday stays fair and cold. Marriage licenses issued and applied for include Setzler Root. Bell Finch. Births recorded: multiple families welcomed daughters and sons in Monroeville, Plymouth, Greenwich, Shiloh, Willard, and Bloomville. Deaths listed: Lasher 75 Wakeman, Polachek 7% Willard RD, Bick 72 Toledo.
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Lawrence A. Lasher
Wakeman
Frank Polachek
Willard
Alfred T. Bick
Toledo
State Girds For Increase In Road Fatalities
Ohio Highway Safety Director Warren C. Nelson warns spring weather will likely bring more highway deaths as more motorists hit the roads. He notes 37 fatalities over the past two weekends and cites attitude and distracted driving as the main danger, not just speed, with more drivers and warmer days ahead.
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Highway Safety
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
Selma Remains on Edge as Federal Voting Rights Debate Grows
Selma waits to learn if spring unrest will ease or flare into more violence. A town exhausted by weeks of marches and tension sees moderates and segregationists alike uneasy about the coming voting rights bill and possible new protests. One official warns to call the coroner if protests reach home fronts.
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Selma
Ala
Chile Quake Toll Set At 247
Chile seeks foreign aid as it rebuilds after Sunday’s quake that killed at least 247. The French Red Cross donated 10000 dollars and Argentine warplanes flew in emergency medical supplies. The United States and others stand ready to help. U.S. field hospitals from the 1960 quake were operating at three points.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Hanoi
U. Alexis Johnson
Dong Hoi
Viet Nam
United States
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
Chile
Santiago
UPI
French
Red Cross
Three Pon'se
Fisher Titus Lower Blue Cross Net Charges In 1964
Blue Cross of Northwest Ohio released a hospital by hospital report showing Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital had 1,285 cases in 1964 with 6.74 day average stay and 208.11 dollar average charges. Sandusky Memorial 1,882 cases 7.43 days and 243.52. Good Samaritan 469 cases 7.3 days and 225.26. Providence 3,122 cases 7.05 days and 22.96. All hospitals 65,27 7.50 days and 248 per case. Categories compare maternity to all hospitals and other surgical and medical charges across the area.
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Blue Cross
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Sandusky
Northwest Ohio
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Sandusky’s
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sanduky
Providence Hospital
Northwest
Ohio
Fisher- Titus
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