Kennedy bust unveiled in London by Lipchitz fellow
Sen Robert Kennedy unveiled a bust of John F Kennedy by Jacques Lipchitz at a new international students house in London funded by the Daily Telegraph. Jacqueline Kennedy shopped in London during the weekend, while the article notes a final London tribute to the late president.
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New International Students House
New York
Jacques Lipchitz
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Burglars Break Safe at Merkle Ford
Burglars took 303.51 dollars from a safe at Merkle Ford on Route 224 during the night. The act followed a prior break in at the auto agency ten days earlier. Entry was gained by forcing a west side door and the safe was moved before being opened. deputies investigate.
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Weather and births report for Norwalk include showers and three births
Partly cloudy and warm through Sunday with 20 to 40 percent area showers today and again Sunday. High 74, low 50 in Norwalk, sunrise 5 09 am, sunset 7 39 pm. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Fey Collins a daughter to Mr and Mrs Antonija Velloff 25 Summit a son to Mr and Mrs Edward Stoll Norwalk RD 3. Claths Paul Hornick 83 Berlin Heights Nellie J Burk 44 Wakeman Wayne Izarc 33 Norwood
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Frances Perkins first woman U S labor secretary dies
Frances Perkins 83 former U S labor secretary and New Deal architect of Social Security dies in New York after a stroke while hospitalized for a routine examination. She served from 1933 to 1945 and later taught at Cornell University and served on the Civil Service Commission.
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Tragic workplace accident claims Wayne Izzard in Elyria
Wayne Arnold Izzard 39 of 33 Norwood Ave died after poles being unloaded from a railroad car rolled onto him on New York Central property near 100 Jefferson St. He suffered a crushed chest and suffocation. Izzard, a Northern Ohio Telephone Co. employee and former entrepreneur, was a Boy Scout advisor and veteran. He leaves a wife Betty six children, and extended family. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at Ku bach Smith Funeral Home.
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Cedarville
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Anna Strouse
Dorothy Skinner
Alice Gray
Pickford, Mich
Bernice Rainey
New York
Mildred Orshcell
Michigan
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William L. Brown
Woodlawn Cemetery
Willard accepts lone bid for Municipal Light plant
Ohio Power Co of Canton Ohio submitted the only bid to buy Willard's Municipal Light plant for 1 575 000 dollars. The council will act at the next meeting and may put the sale to a public vote. If approved the buyer would receive a 25 year franchise and offer three years of free street lighting. Ohio Power also pledges continued employment for eligible current city electric workers.
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U.S. Orders Halt To Viet Nam Aerial War
Saigon reports a temporary pause in U S bombing of North Viet Nam after 100 days of raids. Guerrilla attacks killed two Americans and wounded four as a 12 truck convoy was destroyed 50 miles northeast of Saigon. Officials planned extended reconnaissance while awaiting confirmation.
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Pheasant poaching guilty verdicts hit four Erie County men
Theo dore Tigges Jerome Honderer Frank Gregory and Jerry DeMore faced multiple charges in Erie County related to a pheasant poaching operation. Tigges and Honderer received fines for selling pheasants, while DeMore and Gregory were fined for illegal pheasant or rabbit transactions.
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Jerome Honderer
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Frank Gregory
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