Stoldt Named To Academy For Naval He Line
Curtis Stoldt of Norwalk has won an appointment from the 13th District to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis Md as announced by Congressman Charles A Mosher He is a Norwalk High School senior top 2 percent in the National Merit Scholarship exam Glenn James Maus Jr of Sandusky High School was named a Qualified Alternate by the Naval Academy Academic Board He may still enter if the 1965 quota is not reached
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Cutis William Stoldt
Norwalk
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
Charles A. Mosher
Norwalk High School
Curtis
Willliam P. Stoldt
Parsons St
Mosher
Naval Academy
Glenn James Maus, Jr
Ior
Sandusky High School
Glenn J. Maus
Shelby St. Sandusky
Maus
Federal crackdown targets 77 for migratory bird violations
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall announced daybreak arrests or summons for 77 people across 11 states on charges of selling migratory game birds. The sweep also uncovered purchases of numerous deer, quail and other resident game.
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Washington
UPI
Interior
Stewart J. Udall
Weather and society notices from a regional page
The brief covers a 5 day forecast with mostly sunny skies and high 80s, plus thundershowers in the north and west. It lists a marriage license application for Gary Sprague and Margaret Morrow in Greenwich. Births are announced for multiple couples in Monroeville, Wakeman, Vermilion, Greenwich, Clyde, and other localities. Deaths reported include Edward Grose, Dolores Brubaker, Arthur Baxter, Marjorie Baxter in nearby towns.
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Gary Wayne Sprague
Greenwich
Margaret Sue Morrow
Edward Henry Grose
Willard
Dolores Brubaker
Whittlesey Arthur Delno Baxter
Berlin Heights
Marjorie Baxter
Election Day in Huron County Approaches for Primary and Special Ballots
Voters in Huron County will cast ballots Tuesday from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. for four proposed state constitutional amendments, a Norwalk three mill permanent improvement levy, and partisan contests in Norwalk with citywide Republican races for council seats. Bellevue residents face a sewer bond issue while Clarksfield Township residents consider Wellington school levy. Plymouth Local School District seeks an extra levy. State issues appear in several towns and townships. Voters may declare or decline party affiliation at the polls.
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Huron County
Norwalk City
Bronson
Norwalk
Ridgefield
Cilmen
Bellevue City
Clarksfield
Wellington
Plymouth
New Haven Township
Wakeman
Monroeville
North Fairfield
New London
Willard
Marine killed as snipers flare in Santo Domingo
An American Marine died from sniper fire during the Dominican civil war as U S Army paratroopers moved across downtown Santo Domingo to support Marine forces enforcing a cease fire. It marks the fifth confirmed American death in nine days with at least 43 wounded.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
U.S. Army
Dominican Crisis Escalates as U S Forces Seal Old Santo Domingo
Paratroop push across Duarte Bridge expands a corridor of U S units into the rebel-held old city. The move stops armed left wing civilians in a corner near the embassy without casualties as Marines move toward Avenida Mexico. At the UN, Russia agrees to delay Security Council talk on U S intervention until this afternoon.
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Duarte Bridge
Santo Domingo
San Isidro
U.S
Old City
Old Santo Domingo
United Nations
Security Council
Dominican Republic
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Southern
Rhodesia
Council
Troop Brigade to Land in South Viet Nam in Next Days
A 3,500 man U.S. Army paratroop brigade will land in South Viet Nam within the next few days, marking the first combat unit committed to the war. A joint embassy and Saigon statement says the move aims to press the war effort against the Viet Cong more vigorously. Earlier, 1,000 soldiers and three helicopter companies arrived over the weekend, with total U.S. personnel in Viet Nam around 31,000, including nearly 10,000 Marines at Da Nang Airbase.
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Saigon
UPS
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Cambodia Breaks Diplomatic Ties with United States
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced in a radio broadcast that Cambodia has severed diplomatic relations with the United States. He cited widespread public protests sparked by Newsweek's reported story about Queen Mossamak as the catalyst.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Newsweek
Mossamak
Correct Guess Wins Contest In Norwalk Reflector event
The 80 degree mark was reached on a Saturday in 1965 with Mrs. Donald Heston winning $10 in soft drinks and lemonade concentrate for predicting May 1. Runner up Mrs. Norbert McLaughlin received $5 of ice cream. most entrants chose May but guesses ranged April 14 to July 20.
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Donald Heston
Newton St
Heston
Norwalk
Norbert McLaughlin
Rosedale Blvd
McDonald challenges USW election amid disenfranchised claim
David J. McDonald contends he lost the United Steelworkers election to I W Abel by about 10 000 votes amid claims that many steelworkers were disenfranchised. McDonald’s attorney Stephen J Wexler cites missing signatures and smudged seals on local tally sheets as reasons for voided returns affecting the 607 678 vote total with 976 000 members in the union.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
USW
McDonald
I.W. Abel
Stephen J. Wexler
Washington, D.C
Wexler
Supreme Court upholds Cuba travel ban for citizens
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, upholds the secretary of state’s authority to bar general travel by Americans to Cuba. Louis Zemel of Middlefield, Connecticut, had sought a 1962 passport to Cuba for tourism, arguing it would inform his citizenship. The State Department cited foreign policy interests, restricting Cuba travel to newsmen and businessmen with established ties.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Cuba
Earl Warren
Louis Zemel
Middlefield
Fidel Castro
U.S
State Department
United States
Pittsfield Aids Pittsfield Tornado Victims
Pittsfield Massachusetts launches fund drive to aid victims of Palm Sunday tornado that leveled Pittsfield Ohio in Lorain County. City Councilman Edward L. Dobbins initiated the appeal. Milton Whitney founded the Ohio town. The twister destroyed 12 buildings and two churches. nine residents died out of 50.
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Pittsfield
Mass
UPI
Massachusetts
Ohio
Edward L. Dobbins
Lorain County
Pittsfield, Mass
Milton Whitney
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Gary Gregory
Harold Bowman
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Richard Hauff
Vermilion
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Richard Elis
Tucker
Stephen O'Donnell
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Lyme
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