Norwalk Man Shares Life With Emphysema And Tuberculosis
Norwalk resident Charles M. Shullick outlines a twenty year battle with tuberculosis and emphysema at the Huron County Tuberculosis and Health Association meeting at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. He describes his recovery from TB and ongoing struggles with emphysema, disability, and family adjustments amid limited activity and oxygen support. The article notes no cure but ongoing research.
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Norwalk
Charles M. Shullick
Huron County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Shullick
Ashland College Closes After Bomb Found on Campus
Ashland College closed until June 18 after a bomb and a map were found in the Student Union amid a surge of outsiders on campus. President Glenn C. Clayton described growing student presence as worrisome and canceled all activities including two Bob Hope performances.
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United Press International
Ashland College
Ohio State
Kent State
Miami
Glenn C. Clayton
Bob Hope
Kent State University
Robert I. White
Kent
National Guard
Ohio State University
Miami University
Oxford
Hamilton
Middletown
Phillip R. Shriver
Robert M. Hall Jr
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Berlin Milan teachers return to classes after ongoing salary talks
Teachers in the Berlin Milan School System resumed classes after a two day absence to protest salaries. A joint statement from the Berlin Milan Board of Education and BMTA says negotiations will continue with a new procedure and a date for further talks.
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Milan
Berlin- Milan
Board of Education
Berlin- Milan Teachers Association
BMTA
Robert Stein
Stein
Berlin-Milan
Willard plant dispute continues as union studies proposal
Willard Pioneer Rubber Co. officials met with a federal mediator and United Rubber Workers Local 804 Friday while the strike that closed the plant April 1 remains in effect. Local 804 president John Archer said the company advanced a proposition. the union will study it and prepare a counter proposal.
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Willard — Pioneer Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Local 804
John Archer
Weather and marriage notices from Norwalk region
Partly cloudy today with a high near 70 close to Lake Erie and upper 70s inland. Tonight and Tuesday remain warm with possible thundershowers and lows in the 50s to 60s. Tuesday highs near 80. 20 percent precip today, 30 tonight, 40 Tuesday. Norwalk highs 77 and lows 53 with humidity around 59 to 64 percent. Sunrise 6 13 am sunset 8 35 pm. Moonrise 11 10 am moonset 1 41 am. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS list includes John F Weth and Kathryn M Ryan. William R Stickney and Wanda F Sawyer. Frederick L Meyer and Irene A Buderer. Butchel Robinson and Audrey Smith. Richard J Kovach and Janet R Young. BIRTHS report a Norwalk area girl for Mr. and Mrs Mark Albright. DEATHS note Mrs. Marcella Krebs Holdy, 67, Henrietta, obituary on page 3.
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Lake Erie
Norwalk
John F. Weth
Oregon
Kathryn M. Ryan
Bellevue
William R. Stickney
Shelby
Wanda F. Sawyer
Willard
Frederick L. Meyer
Monroeville
Irene A. Buderer
Butchel Robinson
Farmer
Audrey Smith
Richard J. Kovach
Collins
Janet R. Young
Variety Show Promotes Scholars Fund Tuesday
A Norwalk and St. Paul High Schools talent show is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Norwalk High auditorium to support the Dollars for Scholars drive. Coordinators Bob Mayle and Julie Arlin of Norwalk High oversee the event as the second fundraiser in a week-long effort to fund local scholarships for graduates entering college, vocational, or technical programs. Charles Derby, son of Donald and Mrs. Derby, won the Norwalk High essay contest with The Worth of An Individual and received a $25 prize from Tom Bleile during intermission of a Sunday Norwalk High concert. A St. Paul band concert is planned next Sunday, with the St. Paul essay winner to be announced.
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Norwalk
St. Paul
Bob Mayle
St. Paul’s
Julie
Arlin
Norwalk High
Charles Derby
Donald Derby
Hawthorne Dr
Norwalk High School
Tom Bleile
Charles
Bleise
Kent Students Await Word On Courses At Kent State
Kent State University students await guidance on credit for courses taken before the campus closure after disorders last week. Professors will send letters outlining completion options. Several students plan to return for the summer quarter or fall term. others seek mail or home exam options.
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Kent
Kent State University
Kathleen Adams
Washington Street
John Obringer
Townsend Ave
Ella Obringer
Ward
John
Dave Shadle
4 Central Blvd
Shadle
Kent State Quiet as Deputies Guard Campus
Five Huron County deputy sheriffs were sent to Kent State University to maintain calm after last week’s campus violence. They guarded near university president Robert White's house, reported few bystanders, and made no arrests as the campus remained closed for spring quarter.
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Kent State University
Huron County
Kent
Portage County Sheriff's Department
Duke Harper
John Warner
David DeWitt
John Osterland
Dick Wells
University
Robert White
Harper
Kent State
Ohio National
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William V. Mount
Monroe Street
Linwood Avenue
Hester Street
Main Street
Bob Cesare
Larry Cesare
John Butler
Ed Gerken
John Ross
Mrs
Mark Albright
Marcella Krebs Holdy
Henrietta
Stella Marie Waltz
Norman Waltz
DERBY
al Spoerr
Spoerr
Edison High School
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