Miss America 1972 hospitalized in Atlantic City
Laurie Lea Schaefer Miss America 1972 was admitted to Atlantic City Hospital with a severe abdominal upset. She will receive treatment for acute gastroenteritis under Dr James F Gleason supervision.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Laurie Lea Schaefer
Atlantic City Hospital
Miss Schaefer
Albert A. Marks
Marks
South Carolina
Schaefer
Bexley
Ohio
James F Gleason
Nixon names Gray as acting FBI director to replace Hoover
President Nixon designates L Patrick Gray III as acting FBI chief until a permanent successor to J Edgar Hoover is found after the November election. The move aims to avoid election year conflict with Congress and keep the process out of campaign politics.
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Washington
Upi
Nixon
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Hoover
Meir Heads to Romania as Crisis Moves Between Allies
Israeli Premier Golda Meir travels to Romania with Bucharest officials saying they will act as go-between in the Middle East crisis. At Alexandria University Sadat rejects the latest U S peace plan on the eve of her departure.
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United Press International
Golda Meir
Romania
Bucharest
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Alexandria University
U.S
Wallace Favored To Score Second Victory In Tennessee Primary
Tennessee voters fret over busing orders while Alabama Governor George Wallace leads polls as the favorite to win a second preferential primary victory amid candidate neglect and voter anger.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
George Wallace
Alabama
Weather and notices from Norwalk region
The forecast calls for variable clouds and cooler weather through Friday with highs in the mid to upper 50s and Friday in the 50s. A 10 to 20 percent chance of precipitation and light NW winds. Norwalk temperatures reach 66 high and 43 low with humidity around 83 to 58 percent through the day. Marriage license issued to John D. Schneider and Nancy S. Bennett. deaths: Emma M. Reding 82 Phoenix. infant son of Dennis and. Agnes G. Laird 85 Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Weisenberger
Dennis Weisenberger
Agnes G. Laird
Soft-voiced Cincinnati Holdup Man Turns Self In
Jack C. Bowman, 28, entered a Fanny Farmer store with a gun and explained he needed money because he had not eaten in a long time. He hid the weapon as customers entered, then walked to police and surrendered, charged with assault to rob. Bowman said he had quit his job and could not find work. Thelma Readnour, owner, offered money but Bowman refused. He turned himself in at the police HQ and expressed remorse.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Fanny Farmer
Thelma Readnour
Jack C. Bowman
Norwalk Charter Triggers City Program Revisions
Norwalk shifts toward a charter city framework as Mayor Wayne Goodsite plans a seven month transition. He will reassess priorities, retire Dec 1, and oppose a mayor’s court replacement while a Sept 12 special primary looms for the first charter election. Election officials await procedures and filings.
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Wayne Goodsite
Robert Williams
Goodsite
Norwalk
Ronald Freeman
Thieu Rushes to Hue for Urgent Talks with Commanders
President Nguyen Van Thieu flew to Hue for crisis talks with military leaders after defeats in Quang Tri. Hue citizens return after orders to reoccupy the city while Communist forces loom northwest and air strikes intensify across North and South Vietnam. Maj. Gen. Ngo Quang Truong replaces the fired I Corps commander to stabilize the shattered units.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
Hue
Quang Tri
Annamite
North Vietnam
South
Kontum
Highlands
Thieu
I Corps
South Vietnam
Ngo Quang Truong
Mekong Delta
Hoang Xuan Lam
Norwalk Civil Service Exams For Police Fire Held
Twenty four persons took Norwalk police and fire department civil service tests on Wednesday night. Ten sought a police patrolman vacancy while seven competed for a fire department opening. Seven firemen tested for promotion. Captains Wilbur Spettel and Elmer McGuckin sat for chief the latter becoming acting chief after Spettel offered to step aside. Scores are to be reported Friday.
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Norwalk
Fire Department
Wilbur Spettel
Elmer McGuckin
Kenneth Link
McGuckin
Spettel
Civil Service Commission
Monroeville teen wins national stenography honor
Lu Ann Schwan a 16 year old EHOVE student from Monroeville placed third in junior stenography at the Ohio Education Association national convention in Columbus. She types 67 words per minute and shorthand 120 wpm. Her award came with a plaque and certificate as EHOVE’s lone national competitor.
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Lu Ann Schwan
Monroeville
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Lu Ann
Ohio Education Associations
Columbus
EHOVE
Monroeville High School
Marvin Schwan
Horseshoe Dr
Sheraton
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Ariz
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UPI Telephoto
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