Kennedy’s Widow Narrates Peter and the Wolf at Symphony Hall
Mrs. Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward Kennedy narrates Peter And The Wolf with the Boston Pops Orchestra during an Old Timers Night Pension Fund Concert at Symphony Hall Boston Saturday night UPI telephoto image.
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Ohio closes 73 year old bridge over Ohio River
The Ohio Department of Highways ordered the East Liverpool to Chester West Virginia bridge closed effective Wednesday due to corrosion in its cables. Highway Director P E Masheter cited preventing a recurrence of the Silver Bridge disaster of December 15, 1967, near Gallipolis where 46 people died.
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They'll Pay To Swim At State Park Beaches
Ohio eyes Memorial Day opening with 25 cent fees for ages 6 to 16 and 50 cents for adults over 16. Marvin Rebholz announces the charges as the Senate Rules Committee weighs a bill to grant free swimming for under 16.
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Cloud weighs governor bid or auditor re election
State Auditor Roger Cloud said he would decide in the fall whether to seek the Republican nomination for governor or to seek re election as state auditor. State Treasurer John Herbert said he was considering running for attorney general or governor.
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Mussolini Widow Wins Pension Backdated to 1961
In Rome the Court of Accounts awarded Rachele Mussolini, widow of Benito Mussolini, a 227.20 monthly pension retroactive to 1961 after years of legal disputes. The ruling, published today, confirms eligibility dating from the start of her fight.
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Rhodes Tours Storm Area In Hamilton Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes flew to Butler County to tour tornado ravaged areas after a weekend of severe storms. President Nixon was asked for aid as eight people were injured and property damage reached about four million dollars across several communities.
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Frost warning and near steady cool spell with frost
Weather advisory notes a frost threat tonight with clearing skies and a cool, variable wind. Temperatures dip to the low 30s, followed by a fair, warmer Tuesday and a partly cloudy Wednesday with a small shower chance. In Norwalk highs near 56 and lows around 39 with humidity shifts through Sunday. Births, marriage license applications, and several deaths are listed for local area records.
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Nixon to Address Nation on Viet War Prospects of Peace
President Nixon met with Gen. Creighton Abrams in Washington and announced a televised address Wednesday night on peace prospects in Vietnam. Abrams briefed on enemy activity and training. no troop withdrawal implied.
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Fortas May Resign Soon
Sen. Paul J. Fannin of Arizona, citing a "very reliable" Washington source, said Justice Abe Fortas would resign soon likely in the early part of the week. Fannin had planned a resolution into Fortas financial ties with Louis E. Wolfson but said his source advised against pursuing it.
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St Pauls Parish Plans Renovation Of Church And Rectory
St Paul Catholic Parish plans a complete renovation of the church building with new roof exterior cleaning painting and water sealing. The parish council finance and building committees will raise funds as planning continues. Father Gerald Stein declined comment.
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Two Robbers Hold Up Norwalk Gas Station Attendant
Norwalk Clark Oil Station attendant Richard C. Brainard reported two bandits robbed the station at 3:27 a.m. on Sunday tying him up with plastic line and taking about 36 dollars. One suspect wore a plaid jacket and stood five feet tall. the other was six feet, 180 pounds, 21 or 22, in a gray raincoat.
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Foul Language Study Finds Detroit Adults Most Profane At Leisure
UPI reports Wayne State University psychologist Dr. Paul Cameron surveyed 40 000 words across 80 jobs and leisure to find profanity patterns. Findings show Detroiters swear more at leisure than on the job with women reaching equality in cussing and common words including damn God hell and Jesus appearing in top lists.
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Dog Bites Prompt Hospitalizations in Weekend Incidents
County health officials investigate dog and rat bites that sent three people to the hospital. Tracy Williams, 24, suffered seven facial lacerations requiring 38 stitches after a dog bite tied at Don Ross's Sherman Street yard. Roger Miller, 18, was bitten by a sewer rat near Main and Foster and treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Steven Guest, 9, was treated and released after a bite at Norwood Avenue.
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Charles Williams
Sherman Street
New London
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Roger Miller
Corwin St
Main
Foster Streets
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
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Norwood Ave
Evans Guilty in Slaying of Police and Civilian
Fred Ahmed Evans, a Black Nationalist leader, was found guilty of first degree murder with no mercy for the sniper slayings of three police officers and a civilian. The all white jury in Cuyahoga County will face the automatic death penalty in the electric chair.
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Superior Coach and UAW Reach 80 Cents Wage Increase
The three year contract adds 80 cents per hour in wages and fringe benefits for about 170 production employees at Superior Coach Corp. Sherald Morgan says the deal includes better vacation life insurance hospitalization extra holidays and COLA. UAW Local 1379 voted to accept restoring production after a ten day strike. Groundbreaking for a new church educational building followed the ceremony at First United Methodist Church led by Rev. Paul Bailey.
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