Youanoff Case Taken Under Advisement In Huron County
Top of not Huron County Common Pleas Court Judge Robert J. Vetter has taken the case of the State vs Joseph Youanoff under advisement. Testimony in the case was heard Thursday with Youanoff charged with selling beer to a minor.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Joseph Youanoff
Youanoff
Lewis W. Addison
Verlin St
Wakeman
Lewis Carnal
Clark St
Addison
Carnal
John W. Burke
Clarence Ellett
Huron County Health Department
Northeastern Ohio farms face seasonal worker shortage
In Columbus a UPI report notes farm labor scarcity as harvest nears. Willard P. Dudley cites bigger acreage and industry competition for unemployed workers. The decline is worsened by the 185,000 to 200,000 Mexican braceros leaving migrant labor after the federal program expired.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Willard P. Dudley
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
United States
Weather Outlook and Civic Notices
Mostly sunny and warmer with a high of 72 to 78. Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy with warmer temperatures. Showers and thundershowers possible from west tonight into Sunday. Sunrise 6 10 a m sunset 8 38 p m. Marriage license for Frederick Alan Smith and Janis Elaine Paden both of Willard. Births noted for Frey Lescher Hatfield in various towns. Deaths listed Verna Smith Davis and Frank St Marie both aged 80.
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Frederick Alan Smith
Willard
Janis Elaine Paden
Verna Smith Davis
Greenwich
Frank St. Marie
Norwalk
Ohio Republicans urge Weather Bureau to aid disaster prevention
Six Ohio Republican congressmen William M. McCulloch Delbert L. Latta John M. Ashbrook Jackson E. Betts Charles A. Mosher and William E. Minshall met with federal and state officials to review April tornado damage and urged the Weather Bureau to list the services it could provide to lessen future disasters.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
William M. McCulloch
Delbert L. Latta
John M. Ashbrook
Jackson E. Betts
Charles A. Mosher
William E. Minshall
Tornado Alert Ideas and Public Information Efforts Analyzed
A review outlines the number and topics of preparedness meetings held over the past year, lists invited local officials, and describes public information programs. It details materials distributed, targets of those materials, and contacts with radio media for alert and warning information. It discusses the desirability of positive alerting devices and how Ohio could be affected if a federal survey team's recommendations are adopted, focusing on new equipment and warning devices.
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Ohio
Viets Win Big Inery Fight In Mekong Delta Action
South Vietnamese rangers routed a Viet Cong battalion on the Mekong Delta near Saigon. Reds suffered 9 killed and 53 captured after napalm bombardment. In Da Nang area a U S Marine was killed and 12 wounded during twin ambushes as patrols and air support engaged Viet Cong forces.
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Saigon
Upi
Mekong River
da Nang
Parents Worry as Men Hight Vietnam War Reach Home
Three Huron County families fear for their sons serving in Vietnam. Chief Warrant Officer L W Bender pilots helicopters delivering troops. Lance Cpl J Vincent Collins patrols jungles, while Seaman First Class Larry Alan Hersha serves aboard the USS Comstock off Vietnam. Their parents express worry and mixed relief, monitoring news for any area details.
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America
Viet Nam
Huron County
L.W. Bender
Ethel Bender
Greenwich
Lance Cpl
J. Vincent Collins
Southgate Drive
Larry Alan Hersha
U.S.S. Comstock
Henry Hersha
Route 2
Collins
Hospital Expansion Discussed in Willard
Willard Municipal Hospital board and city manager R Keith Armstrong met with several architects about adding to the 65 bed facility. No architect hired yet as plans consider a 500000 building program. A revenue bond issue or fund drive would finance, but the project is not expected to start this year.
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Willard
Willard Municipal Hospital
R. Keith Armstrong
Armstrong
Webb highlights U S space program at Sandusky luncheon
NASA Administrator James E. Webb summarized Americas exploration of the universe before the Sandusky Chamber of Commerce. He noted satellites unbound by fuel limits, weather satellite work and international meteorological cooperation, with 20 000 US companies under NASA prime or subcontracts and 37 million dollars in local prime contracts. Plum Brook station was cited as one of 35 NASA test facilities.
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America
NASA
James E
M. Scott Carpenter
Sandusky
Webb
Systems Rocket Systems
United States
Plum Brook
Carpenter
China claims second atomic bomb test by air drop
Tokyo based dispatch reports Radio Peking announcing China detonated its second atomic device, possibly dropped from a plane over western areas. Officials reiterate defensive stance and pledge not to be first to use nuclear weapons while denouncing atmospheric testing bans.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Radio
Peking
U.S
Countries
Girl Hit By Car Injuries Minor
Susan Rene Bush six suffered head and leg abrasions when struck by a car in front of her home at 103 Jefferson Street Thursday afternoon. She was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and released. The driver, Rosemary Burkett twenty two of Ford Avenue, said she was traveling west on Jefferson about 30 mph when the child darted from behind a parked car. Bush is the daughter of Juanita Jean Bush.
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Susan Rene Bush
Jefferson St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Rosemary Burkett
Ford Ave
Jefferson
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Queen Elizabeth
England
John F. Kennedy Jr
Runnymede
John F. Kennedy
Lord Harlech
Case
Cenfer
United Nations, N
Dominican Republic
Hemisphere
Organization of American States
OAS
Caribbean
Honduras
Costa Rica
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
James Frey
West St
Raymond Lescher
Frie
Robert Hatfield
New London
Congressmen
Pete Mohn
Russia
Mosher, Carpenter, Webb, Silverstein
Reds
Britain
Soviet Union
France
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