Hoover says he plans to resign from FBI on Saturday
The Newark Star-Ledger reported that J. Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI, notified President Nixon of his plan to resign on Saturday, marking the 45th anniversary of his leadership. The paper cited FBI insiders for the UPI telephoto sourced item.
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Hoover
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FBI
UPI
OU president designate defends campus protest rights
Dr. Claude R. Sowle, 40, soon to lead Ohio University, urged peaceful student participation while cautioning campuses to use all resources to maintain order. He spoke at a get acquainted session with students and faculty during a visit to Athens. Voters in 97 Ohio locales face taxes, bond measures, and other questions in Tuesday's primary, including Youngstown’s 12 mill levy for its school district.
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UPI
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
University of Cincinnati School of Law
Columbus
Ohio
Youngstown
Ohio Penitentiary reforms urged by Jaycees report
The Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce urges immediate reform of prison conditions at the Ohio Penitentiary. A Jaycees Ad Hoc Committee report calls the 134 year old facility inhumane after a weekend tour led by Edward J. Orlett.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Jaycees
Edward J. Orlett
USS New Jersey Skipper Says Send Battleship Back If Needed
Long Beach waiting crowds greet the 56 000 ton USS New Jersey as Capt J Edward Snyder Jr voices pride and says only an idiot would not send the ship back to the Far East if Vietnam hostilities stay high. Coast Guard finds boat near Mentor Lake Erie with six aboard owners from Youngstown and Mahoning County report compass trouble.
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Calif
UPI
New Jersey
Far East
J. Edward Snyder Jr
Fairfax
Long Beach Naval Station
Cleveland
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Mentor
Ron Coonin
Oak Harbor Marina
Walter Hemma
Youngstown
Walter Pastersky
Lowellville
Mahoning County
Sealy to Announce Run for Ohio Governor as Republican
Albert H. Sealy 51 former state representative and author of the Sealy Tax Reform Plan plans to announce his candidacy for governor next year. The Dayton attorney and Bi partisan Tax Revision chair is expected to stress tax reform as his campaign theme and be the first announced candidate.
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Columbus
UPI
Albert H. Sealy
Sealy
Dayton
Select Committee On
Mother of Mrs Robert Manry Dies After Daughter's Turnpike Crash
Blanche M Place 87 mother of Mrs Robert Manry died in a Pittsburgh nursing home Saturday night. She passed a day after her daughter was killed in an Ohio Turnpike crash while returning home from visiting in Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
UPI
Robert Manry
Pittsburgh
Blanche M. Place
Norwalk Area Weather and Local Births Deaths Report
Mostly sunny today with 70s highs and 60s near Lake Erie. Tonight partly cloudy lows in 50s. Tuesday showers likely with highs in the 70s. Wednesday partly cloudy with scattered showers. Northeast winds today 8 to 15 mph, easing tonight then southeast Tuesday. Births include Mr and Mrs Robert D Norwalk’s son. Deaths note Ernest Oney, 75, Attica. Weather details cover Norwalk temperatures humidity and sunrise sunset times.
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Lake Erie
Norwalk
Postwar Plan I's Ready For Vietnam
A Nixon task force report estimates South Vietnam will need about 2.5 billion dollars in foreign aid after the war to achieve self reliance within a decade. The plan, headed by David E. Lilienthal, envisions a two to three year reconstruction followed by seven years of development including Mekong Delta water system work.
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Mekong Delta
Peace Corps Chief 34 Vows Shakeup of Volunteer Force
Joseph H. Blatchford sworn in as Peace Corps director vows to revitalize the corps. He plans a youth task force and a two week Africa Middle East tour for new ideas. He aims broader recruitment beyond college graduates and toward experienced professionals.
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UPI
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Nixon
Latin America
Accion International
Senate
New Frontier
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Center
Winifred
Fitchville Woman Killed In Car Train Crash
Mrs. Gladys Files, 68, of Fitchville, died when her northbound car was struck broadside by an eastbound train at Fitchville River Road and N W tracks. Her husband Claire D Files was critically injured and the engineer Paul L Rike, 53, of Wooster, was unharmed. The couple’s car was demolished and dragged to strike a railroad car. Burial is in Olena Cemetery after services at Rawle Funeral Home.
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Gladys Files
Claire D
Bob) Files
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Fitchville River Road
N&w
Paul L. Rike
Wooster
Files
New Castle
Milan
Berea
Ernest Crouser
Norwalk
Rawle Funeral Home
Charles Langford
Cookville
Tenn
Olena Cemetery
Edison Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Primary and Special Elections Set for Tuesday in Huron County
Polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m at 31 precincts for primary and special elections. Norwalk holds city wide contests for councilman at large and second ward nomination. Willard New London South Central Plymouth Berlin Milan Wellington Exempted districts on school ballots. Beer party near Monroeville cracked by four law enforcement agencies. 18 to 20 year olds sent home. Huron County Sheriff's Office holds a motorcycle left at scene. Fire damages shed at 62 Glover Ave owner Robert Lynch at 12 W League. loss 500 building 400 contents. Spontaneous combustion blamed.
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Norwalk
Willard
Western Reserve
New London
South Central
Plymouth
Berlin- Milan
Wellington
Bluebridge
Monroeville
State Highway Patrol
Erie
Huron County Sheriff's Departments
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff’s Office
Glover Ave
Robert Lynch
W. League
Marcella Austin
Board Rehires Ivan Goodrich for 1969 70 year
The Huron County School Board voted to re employ Ivan E Goodrich as part time elementary supervisor for the 1969 70 school year. Goodrich, retired, has held a part time role for several years. The board also approved a bus driver's certificate for Gerald Schwann and issued a new contract for Marcia Keefer.
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Huron County School Board
Ivan E. Goodrich
Goodrich
Gerald Schwann
Monroeville
Marcia Keefer
Real Estate Sale Draws Crowd at Huron County Courthouse
A large crowd gathered as two Bronson Township parcels were auctioned after Ruth Truxell Eden sued Charles Truxell and others. Walter Hoyt RD 2 paid 26000 for a 100 plus acre parcel, while Howard Chapin RD 2 bid 36800 for a three tract, 113 acre plus two 20 acre parcels. The sales met minimum two thirds of appraised value with multiple bidders.
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Huron County
John Borgin
Bronson Township
Ruth Truxell Eden
Charles Truxell
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