Court Reverses Release of Dr. Samuel Sheppard
The U S Court of Appeals ordered Dr Samuel H Sheppard returned to prison for the bludgeon murder of his pregnant wife overturning a July order by Judge Carl Weinman that he be released. Sheppard's lawyers were expected to seek bond while appealing to the Supreme Court. He had been living with Ariane Tebbenjohanns in Rocky River after his release.
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Cincinnati
UPI
U.S. Court of Appeals
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Sam
Supreme Court
Carl Weinman
Dayton
Cleveland
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Rocky River
U.S. Paratroopers Reach Viet Nam Front Near Saigon
More than 1,200 U S Army paratroopers landed near Saigon the first army units in an acknowledged combat role in Viet Nam. In Da Nang U S Marines conducted two successful patrols avenging weeks of harassment.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
da Nang
U.S
OAS Considers Inter American Peacekeeping Force
UPI reports the Organization of American States weighs a plan to create an inter American peacekeeping force for the Dominican Republic amid revolt. U.S. and Latin diplomats said a vote could occur today or by Thursday.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United States
U.N. Security Council
Dominican Republic
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Washington
SEATO Upholds Viet Nam Policies with Pakistani Reservations
SEATO council reached a compromise communique affirming U S policies in Viet Nam while recording Pakistani objections. George Ball said the joint statement would be released later after two days of secret talks. In Missouri, the Mississippi River flood receded though danger remained along patchwork dikes.
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London
Hannibal
UPI
Weather Bureau
Shastri Bans Firing in Rann of Kutch During Talks
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri told Parliament that Indian armed forces have been ordered not to shoot in the Rann of Kutch while diplomatic efforts for a peaceful settlement with Pakistan continue, provided there is no provocation from Pakistan.
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New Delhi
UPI
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Rann of Kutch
Pakistan
Shastri
Weather outlook and marriages and deaths listed
Considerable cloudiness with showers or thundershowers over 20 percent today and tonight cooler south today partly cloudy and warmer Thursday showers and thundershowers over 50 percent of area High 60 to 68 low tonight 55 to 60 MARRIAGE LICENSE GRANTED Biagio Fontana Tallmadge laborer and Theresa C Farage Bellevue factory worker DEATHS Joy F Leitner 57 Wakeman RD 3 James Edward Perkins 71 Berlin Heights
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Biagio Fontana
Tallmadge
Theresa C. Farage
Bellevue
Joy F. Leitner
Wakeman RD
James Edward Perkins
Berlin Heights
Ballot Reapportionment Defeated in Ohio Vote
Ohio voters rejected Issue 3 to reapportion the House in a campaign led by organized labor. Governor Rhodes acknowledged defeat and said reapportionment would return to the legislature, where a 16 16 Senate split complicates a new proposal. House leaders hinted at possible action this session to pass a proper reapportionment resolution.
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Ted W. Brown
Organized Labor
Ohio
Rhodes
Senate
Cloud
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Carbin Launches Push for Special Election on Levy
Norwalk schools plan a special election to reconsider the defeated three mill permanent improvement levy. Dr Sturgis R Carbin said a June or other date may be set, arguing the defeat is temporary and urging the board to resubmit for five years to fund new buildings and improvements. The levy failed 715 to 854 and was tied in Norwalk 3-A, with only three precincts voting yes.
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Sturgis R. Carbin
Board of Education
Norwalk
Pleasant Street
Norwalk City
Norwalk Township
Voters Cast 4500 Ballots In Huron County Primary
Huron County voters turnout totaled 4500 in the primary and special elections on Tuesday. 3200 ballots were on issues only. Norwalk primary results included 832 Republicans and 305 Democrats with Republicans city wide and Democrats in the first and fourth wards. Election officials noted difficulty comparing turnout to prior years due to the all county precincts voting on primary day.
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Huron County
Norwalk
Board of Elections
Annexation Ordinance Sought for Memorial Lake Reservoir
Norwalk council motions to draft an annexation ordinance bringing Memorial Lake Park reservoir under city control after debates over boating authority. Proposal includes boat safety inspections and fees, with penalties. current boating rules apply but lack penalties. May 19 deadline looms for Masons lot purchase and votes on related matters proceed after attorney general ruling.
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Memorial Lake Park
Norwalk
Russell Antrim
al Shankman
Park and Recreation Board
Council
Russell E. Cunningham
Weeks
Howard Sallabank
Frey
Walter B. Hite
Rose Foss
Planning Commission
Zoning and Planning Commission
Eastwood Drive
Peter Sofios
Norwalk Faces Hefty Trash Load Slowing One-Day Pickup
Norwalk city officials say the spring trash pickup stretched to about three days due to an extremely heavy load. Mayor Louis G. Frey attributed delays to the unusually high volume of trash.
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Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Election results: unofficial counts awaiting official Board tally
All primary and special election voting results are unofficial and may change when the Board of Elections makes the official count.
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Board of Elections
Four Ohio constitutional amendments pass in Huron County
Voters in Huron County approved all four proposed constitutional amendments. Issue One backed state guarantees for student loans with 2 950 yes to 1 322 no. Issue Two approved a capital improvements bond plan 2 509 to 1 687. Issue Three for House apportionment by population and an apportioning board carried 2 296 yes to 1 978 no with narrow precinct results. Issue Four enabling loan guarantees for industrial development totaled 2 547 yes to 1 604 no.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House of Representatives
James A. Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Huron County
State of
House of Representatives
Norwalk
Norwich Township
Republicans nominate three incumbents for Norwalk at large
In Norwalk the Republican primary produced three incumbent councilmen at large as nominees. Hakes led with 635 votes, Liedorff had 617, and Saladin 609, while James F. Zuber was eliminated with 358 votes.
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Allen W. Hakes
G. Ira Liedorff
William C. Saladin, Jr
Norwalk
James F. Zuber
Hakes
Liedorff
Saladin
Zuber
Republican primary picks fill ward council seats
Russell E. Cunningham the incumbent won the second ward nomination by 205 to 48 over Alvin J. Riley. Becker secured the third ward nomination with 155 votes to James J. Kovacek’s 75. Richard D. Cunningham received 94 votes over Har. (Continued on Page 10).
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Russell E. Cunningham
Richard E. Becker
Richard D. Cunningham
Alvin J. Riley
Becker
James J. Kovace
Har
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Carbin
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