Ammonia Tank Rupture Shocks Bellevue Town
An ammonia tank car exploded in the Bellevue area at 8 05 a m near the Norfolk and Western complex. A cloud of acrid gas prompted brief school and home evacuation concerns though no injuries or major damage were reported. Officials described remote controlled switching and awaited chemical analysis while emergency crews hosed down wreckage and monitored gas dispersion.
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Fraih
Norfolk & Western Railway
Allied Chemical Co
N&w
Ridge Elementary
Union Texas Petroleum
Laboratory Chem
Exile Ends for Duchess of Windsor Invited to Balmoral
London reports Queen Elizabeth II invites the Duchess of Windsor to a June 7 family event marking Queen Mary's centenary as the Windsor couple fly from New York to attend. In Ohio, Marilyn K Action goes on trial Monday for the fatal stabbing of her six month old daughter, pleading not guilty by reason of insanity.
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London
UPI
Duchess of Windsor
Edward VIII
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Duke
New York
Mary
Lancaster
Ohio
Marilyn K
Monay
Lima State Hospital
Libel suit targets Garrison backers over Kennedy case
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison and backers face a $10 million libel suit linked to the Kennedy assassination inquiry. Attorney Jerry Weiner says the case will also name members of Truth and Consequences Inc. Jackson civil rights worker dies from shotgun wound as rioters clash with police at Jackson State College. National Guardsmen clear streets after riotous violence and police beat back charges.
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Columbus
UPI
New Orleans
Jackson, Miss
Jackson State College
National
U.S. Navy Anti-Submarine Drills Continue in Sea of Japan
UPI reports U.S. Navy ships including the carrier Hornet and three destroyers push ahead with anti submarine exercises in the Sea of Japan as Soviet vessels watch from nearby. The Russians gave only observation and did not interfere with operations this week.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Navy
Sea of Japan
Weather summary and death notice from Berlin Heights
Partial clearing through tonight with low 38 to 44. Saturday remains cool and cloudy with a chance of rain by afternoon. Temperatures 45 to 57 Thursday. a year ago 33 to 46. Humidity 83 percent at 8 a.m. rising to 93 percent at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. 24 hour precipitation ending 7 p.m. Thursday recorded 1.06 inches. Sunrise 6:12 a.m. Sunset 8:36 p.m. Moonrise 8:05 a.m. Moonset 11:05 p.m. Mrs. Bertha Kovacs, 90, died in rural Berlin Heights.
Rockets Blitz Yanks In Saigon Area Attacks
Guerrilla raiders struck in the dark with powerful Communist rockets at two bases that launch most American air raids against Viet Cong targets in South Vietnam. At least two U.S. jets were responded to the assault.
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Saigon
UPS
Day
South Vietnam
U.S
James Swabley and Merrianne Hackathorn Lead 1967 St Pauls Graduates
James Swabley valedictorian and Merrianne Hackathorn salutatorian of St Pauls High School 1967 plan speeches at June 4 graduation. Seventeen students will wear honor cords for 90 percent or higher averages. James to Ohio State University education major. Merrianne to Bowling Green State University biology and oceanology.
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James Swabley
Merrianne Hackathorn
St. Paul’s High School
James
Edward W. Swabley
Townsend Ave
Merrianne
George Hackathorn
Rosedale Blvd
Hackathorn
Ohio State University
College of Education
Bowling Green State University
The
Future Teachers
Girls Athletic Association
Annapolis Naval Academy
N Vietnam strikes Bien Hoa and Phuoc Vinh amid Saigon air war
U S spokesmen report six Americans killed and about 100 injured in twin shellings of Bien Hoa base and Phuoc Vinh airfield north of Saigon. Two jets destroyed and over 25 planes damaged. Communists deploy rockets and SAMs near the DMZ as B52s strike targets along the border.
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Bien Hoa
Phuoc Vinh
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
South Vietnam
Clergy Meet on Norwalk Retirement Village Project
A Norwalk meeting of seven clergymen and six laypeople with Rev. John Glenn of Ohio Church Residences discussed a proposed retirement village on a 170 acre Norwalk site. No commitments were made as Norwalk Enterprises awaits reports and potential sponsors, with union officials showing cautious interest.
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Norwalk
John Glenn
Glenn
Ohio Church Residences, Inc
First Methodist
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
St. Paul’s Episcopal
St. Paul’s Catholic
St. Peter’s Lutheran
H.J. Robarge
Dennis Fedor
Cleveland
Norwalk Enterprises
the Reflector
Sandusky Building Trades Council
Ohio Church Residences
COED Nominated for Lane Bryant Community Service Award
The Committee On Educational Development of Sandusky faces a Lane Bryant Annual Award nomination for 1966 after organizing a drive that raised 1.2 million dollars to fund Firelands Branch of Bowling Green State University. If selected, funds could support a scholarship fund.
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Sandusky
Committee On Educational Development
COED
Lane Bryant
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Richard Jeffery
K.H. McFall
Bowling Green University
Federation For Aid To
Detroit
Mich
Jury Trial Set May 25 In Hit Skip
Irvin J. Oglesby will face a jury trial May 25 in Huron County Common Pleas Court after he requested a jury trial in Norwalk Mayor's Court on charges of leaving the scene of an accident. The complaint follows a hit on Fruen Street April 16 that injured Marvin Ebinger. Oglesby is represented by Robert Ogiesby with Frederick F. Waugh and an assistant Huron County prosecutor handling the state’s case.
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Irvin J. Oglesby
Huron County Common
Oglesby
Norwalk
Marvin Ebinger
Fruen St
Fruen Street
Robert Ogiesby
Sandusky
Frederick F. Waugh
Huron County
Morley Elected President of Norwalk Republican Club
Morley of 5 Rosedale Boulevard was elected president of the Norwalk Republican Club. Also chosen were Richard D. Cunningham as vice president Charlene Meacer as secretary and Ruth Lattig as treasurer at a Norwalk Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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al Morley
Rosedale Blvd
Norwalk
Republican Club
Richard D. Cunningham
Cortland St
Charlene Meacer
Lee Ct
Ruth Lattig
Ridge Road
Form New Poverty Unit in Norwalk Led by Stanton Taylor
Stanton Taylor, 33, industrial superintendent and recent Norwalk resident, was elected temporary chairman of the Grassroots Organization formed by about 20 people at the Norwalk Recreation Center. The group will act as local administrative board for anti poverty efforts, including a neighborhood center or head start project, and follows the county poverty program urging collective action. Emerson Cole, director of the Erie Huron county program, emphasized that organizing is essential to accomplish goals.
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Stanton Taylor
Norwalk
Taylor
Nor
Huron County
Norwalk Recreation Center
Emerson Cole
Erie-Huron
Four people die in crash. Bedford Heights driver critical
Still on the critical list at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital is George Combs nineteen of Bedford Heights the driver of a car involved in the accident that killed four last Saturday.
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George Combs
Bedford Heights
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
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