Johnson fails to sway critics on restrained Vietnam strategy
President Johnson urged scholars at Princeton to recognize freedom as indivisible and spoke against emotionalism in Viet Nam policy. Historians Schlesinger and Morganthau dismissed the speech, arguing escalation and commitment remain unresolved issues. Fulbright had criticized U.S. foreign policy as arrogant.
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UPI
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U.S
Viet Nam
Princeton University
America
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Hans J. Morganthau
Schlesinger
Morganthau
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Army admits foul up over AWOL Youngstown soldier
The Army apologized to Mr and Mrs Harry Warwick over a federal inquiry that questioned neighbors about Pfc Gregory Yarwick 19 listed AWOL from Ft Knox Ky and claimed he was fighting in Viet Nam contrary to earlier statements.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Taxi Strike Shuts NYC Cabs In Surprise Walkout
New York City faced a taxi drivers strike affecting 67 of the 80 fleet garages. The walkout, begun Wednesday, shut down a large portion of the city’s cabs and disrupted transportation for residents and visitors.
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New York
UPS
New
Lamarr Sues May Co. Over False Arrest Claim
Actress Hedy Lamarr’s attorney will file a $5 million false arrest suit against May Co. alleging the department store wrongfully accused her of shoplifting last January. Lamarr, 52, was acquitted by a municipal court jury on April 26 after a week-long trial.
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UPI
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May Co
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Dems Re Elect Stapf Chairman in Huron County
Harlow Stapf of Willard was re elected chairman of the Huron County Democratic Central and Executive Committee Wednesday night. John Hogsett of New London and Dorothy Stapf of Bellevue were elected first and second vice chairmen. Leona Hacket was elected secretary and Marie Muselitt recording secretary. Clayton Bick was treasurer. All are Norwalk residents.
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Willard
Huron County Democratic Central
John Hogsett
New London
Dorothy Stapf
Bellevue
Huron County Board of Elections
Democratic
Leona Hacket
Marie Muselitt
Clayton Bick
Norwalk
Variable clouds and showers with a windy high 55 to 65
Weather brief notes variable cloudiness with morning and afternoon showers and scattered thundershowers. Winds become strong with a high of 55 to 65. Showers end tonight, cooler lows 38 to 44, Friday partly cloudy and cooler. Sunrise 5 12 a m Sunset 7 36 p m High Wednesday s Low Wednesday 39 Births include Noah Hunter Wakeman Goebel Collins Wakeman Dale Miller Attica James Montgomery Plymouth Deaths Tina Lau 79 Berlin Heights Robert F Bell 60 St Petersberg Fla
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Wakeman
Goebel Collins
Dale Miller
Attica
James Montgomery
Plymouth
Tina Lau
Berlin Heights
Robert F. Bell
St. Petersberg
Fla
Mills vows to block liberalized trade with Russia and East Europe
Chairman Wilbur Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee announced he will not introduce or hold hearings on the Johnson administration proposed trade liberalization with Russia and Communist Eastern Europe this year. He stated clearly that he is not for the proposal.
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UPI
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House
Ways & Means Committee
Johnson
Russia
Europe
Arkansas Democrat
Norwalk Recreation Board Sets Summer Program Details
The Norwalk Park and Recreation Board laid out summer plans with Robert Mason supervising Mc Guan Park and Allen Shankman over other parks. Swimming lessons run in three three week sessions, fees unchanged from last year, pool opens June 13 and closes Labor Day. Recreation Director Tom Butler will announce registration procedures. A site visit was set Saturday for Leon Riley’s driveway request at Elm Street above Pleasant Street Park, though Riley later opposed it.
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Norwalk Park and Recreation Board
Robert Mason
McGuan Park
Allen Shankman
Tom Butler
Leon Riley
Elm Street
Pleasant Street Park
Riley
Theft Reported At Willard Woodworking Co
About 200 dollars in cash and an undetermined number of checks were taken from a safe at Willard Woodworking Co on Wednesday morning. Entry was gained by prying open a rear double door at the East Tiffin Street building, police said.
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Willard
Willard Woodworking Co
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Plymouth Man Found Innocent in Indecent Exposure Trial
Innocent James H. Montgomery, 20, of Plymouth, was acquitted by a jury after a two day trial on charges of indecent exposure toward a 15 year old girl in Willard. The incident was alleged to have occurred on April 5, 1965.
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James H. Montgomery
Plymouth
Montgomery
Willard
Norwalk Park Director Thomas Butler Resigns
Thomas A Butler resigned as Norwalk recreation director effective June 30 after three years in charge. The Park and Recreation Board voted to accept the resignation at a regular meeting. Butler plans to stay in Norwalk and open his own insurance business with family at 18 State St.
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Thomas A. Butler
Norwalk
Park and Recreation Board
Butler
Reflector
Two Vehicle Crash Injures Four In Wednesday Spree
Two persons were among four injured in six accidents on Wednesday. Albert Smith 74 of Ashland and William Baker 39 of Castalia were treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises. Local police cited drivers for license issues and improper passing as crashes occurred on Routes 99 113 and 61 81 near Monroeville Norwalk Birmingham and Peru.
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Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Albert Smith
Ashland
William Baker
Castalia
Smith
Leonard Bores
Baker
Ronald Klepper
Norwalk
Route 113
Birmingham
Klepper
Myron M. Flemming
Wakeman
Car Slams Pole Injures Driver Near Norwalk
A Monroeville man, Lawrence Allen Lasch 24, was severely injured in a crash on State 61 east of Norwalk as his wet road slide sent his car 250 feet into a pole. A second crash near Norwalk involved a field trip vehicle from Dover with 18 year old Jerry Frey driving, skidding off the road to avoid traffic and striking a pole. multiple students and teachers were aboard Ford Motor Co. tour-bound.
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Norwalk
Lawrence Allen Lasch
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
State 61
Dover
U.S. 250
Jerry Lee Frey
Ford Motor Co
Noon Denies Forgery Charge in Common Pleas Court
Roland Noon of 60 Spine Court is indicted by the Grand Jury on forgery. Noon pleaded innocent in Common Pleas Court proceedings held Monday. Bond set at $1,000.
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Spine Court
Noon
Common Pleas
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