Probation given to Orman F Sigl in Rochester case
Orman F Sigl of Rochester New York was placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to taking 949 dollars from Leonard's Pharmacy Bellevue on June 11 1964. He had been charged with grand larceny, originally pleaded not guilty, bound over to the Grand Jury, indicted September 30, 1964, and changed his plea to guilty on May 1. One probation condition requires him to stay out of Huron County for three years. In Columbus Ohio reports a man shot his wife then two bosses at a drug store. Virginia Jemison found dead and Richard H Jemison sought nationwide after a police record in five states dating to 1934.
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Orman F. Sigl
Rochester
N.Y
Leonard
Bellevue
Sigl
Huron County
Columbus
UPI
Virginia Jemison
Richard H. Jemison
Divers recover Cedarville crewmen in sunken ship tragedy
In Sault Ste. Marie divers found the bodies of two Cedarville crewmen Arthur Fuhrman and Wilbert Bredow of Rogers City. Fuhrman was 29 and Bredow 50, both married with two children.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Innkeeper Trial Set Over Beer Sale Charge
Center Inn owner Joseph Youanoff of Routes 224 and 13 faces Huron County Common Pleas Court on a charge of selling beer to a minor. Authorities traced beer to a 17 year old New London youth who fired a shotgun at a car on March 14. The juvenile pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon in Juvenile Court. The incident happened on High Street at 1:30 a.m.
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Joseph Youanoff
Center Inn
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Youanoff
New London
High St
Beroud Weather and Local Births and Deaths
Mostly sunny cooler today with highs 60s north and 70s south. Tonight clear and cooler. Wednesday partly sunny and warmer. Norwalk high 87 low 49. Births listed for multiple families in Milan through Plymouth and Greenwich. Deaths include Francis J Factor and Dr Charles P Scanlon.
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Norwalk
Francis J. Factor
Taylor St
Charles P. Scanlon
Cleveland
NEA sanctions Oklahoma over sub standard school conditions
The National Education Association imposes national sanctions on Oklahoma after teachers report sub minimal school conditions. It will set up relocation centers to aid Oklahoma teachers seeking jobs in other states and provide employment information. The move follows a request from the Oklahoma Education Association and a statewide teachers convention in Oklahoma City.
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Washington
UPI
National Education Association
NEA
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Education Association
The
Oklahoma City
Dominican Officer Balks New Crisis In Santo Domingo
Brig. Gen. Elias Wessin Wessin reneged on a pledge to resign sparking fresh turmoil as rebels demand his ouster. U.S. officials cited uncertain reports of his resignation and reversal while Marines and 82nd Airborne troops faced increased rebel mortars, sniper fire, and exchanges with casualties mounting to 15 American dead and 80 wounded.
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U.S
Santo Domingo
Norwalk Ends Free Spring Trash Pickup After Record Haul
Norwalk finishes its free curbside trash and brush collection with 219 truckloads gathered the largest ever. Morley Price the service director says the event is complete and residents should store waste until next spring.
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Norwalk
Morley Price
Price
Russians Expel Negro Envoy Over Anti Soviet Activities
The Soviet Union ordered Norris D. Garnett an American diplomat expelled from Moscow for allegedly working to influence African students and engaging in behavior incompatible with diplomatic status. Malcolm Toon was summoned to hear the charges at the Foreign Ministry.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Norris D. Garnett
Malcolm Toon
Foreign Ministry
Garnett Protest Prompted U S Embassy Comment
An American Embassy spokesman said Garnett was not immediately available for comment. Tass reported the ministry lodged a protest to the U S Embassy over Garnett's impermissible behavior.
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Garnett
Tass
U.S
Suspects Questioned Over Norwalk Area Burglaries
Glenn and James Johnson, held by Sandusky County deputies, were questioned by Norwalk police about Norwalk burglaries. James Johnson was sentenced to 1 to 15 years for a Gibsonburg supermarket break in, and Glenn Johnson was bound over for grand jury review.
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Glenn
James Johnson
Sandusky County
Chapin
Orin Doane
Larry Hilson
Robert Smith
Glenn Johnson
W. Main St
Newark Defies Water Rules Sprinkler Incident Sparks Ruling
Newark enforces water use restrictions amid shortage. A city hall worker violated the rules within hours, sprinkling shrubs despite the new limits. Public Works Director Ralph G. Caprio ordered the sprinkler halted and outlined enforcement.
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Newark
N.J
Willard Boards Shifts to Richland Vocational Plan
Willard Board of Education votes to join Richland County vocational education unit over EHOVE. New arrangements place junior and senior high students in full day sessions, with a new junior high opening next fall to ease overcrowding and fix hours from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for older students and 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. for elementary students.
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Willard
Willard Board of Education
Richland County Vocational Education Unit
Erie-Huron-Ottawa Unit
EHOVE
Richland Vocational School
Richland County
Shelby
Helen Zerkle
Pioneer
Harry Jump
Celeryville Christian Reformed Church
Golden Hour Circle
Willard Board to Hire Water Witch for School Well
Willard School Board plans to hire a so called water witch to probe for groundwater near the New Haven school. Architects suggest a new well if water is found with drilling costs around 350 dollars plus 1.60 dollars per foot for boring even if no water is reached the board will still incur drilling costs to prove the resource.
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Willard
Willard Board of Education
New Haven
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Boston
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Milan
Alden Wood
Townsend
Michael Phillips
Eldon Burkett
Plymouth
Kenneth Moyer
Larry Hershiser
Attica
John Caskey
Carl Robson
Greenwich
James Patterson
Shiloh
Kenneth Wilson Sr
John Kok
Balks
June Gladfelter
Wenn
Ray A. Chapin
Poly
Richland Vocational Plan
Delford Ellis
M.E. Acocks
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Mary Secor
Helen McDivitt
Thomas Wessels
Cambridge
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James Bebee
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