Norwalk candidates push ballot on selling power plant
Hazel Sweet and Richard Rench announce separate moves to place the Norwalk light plant sale on November ballots. Sweet backs council action to start the process. Rench and five local businessmen plan initiative petitions to require selling the system for not less than 5 850 000.
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Hazel F. Sweet
Richard E. Rench
Huron
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Harold Finch
Rench Diversified
Citizens National Bank
Ohio teachers approve higher dues for OEA to 52 a year
Columbus delegates approved raising Ohio Education Association dues to 52 dollars annually starting this fall. A plan to add seven dollars for more field staff was rejected. Delegates backed a mail ballot to require local and DEA membership and approved a separate move to drop a National Education Association requirement.
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Ohio Education Association
OEA
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Plains storm toll rises with deaths and twisters reported
United Press International reports severe weather across the central states. Two young brothers died near Muncie Indiana after lightning struck. A tornado touched down near Sublette Kansas. Dodge City reported 46 mph winds and small hail. Funnel clouds were seen near Cleveland Ohio, and strong gusts occurred in Philip South Carolina, Dayton Ohio, and Chadron Nebraska.
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Muncie
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Cleveland
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Egypt Egypt Egypt Rogers seeks Middle East fix despite upheaval
Secretary of State Rogers and Assistant Secretary Sisco plan 11 a.m. meetings in New York with U.N. Secretary General Thant and U.N. mediator Jarring as Egypt’s turmoil delays overtures toward reopening the Suez Canal. Enduring talks continue amid regional tension.
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Middle East
Suez Canal
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Joseph J. Sisco
New York
U.N
Thant
Gunnar V. Jarring
Train Strike Sparks Citywide Uncertainty Amid Rail Labor Actions
Harold Plue of the Norwalk yard says local N W employees have not heard from Brewster about the strike. Two signalmen union members are in Norwalk but not picketed while the Office of Emergency Preparedness lists priority materials for transport. Negotiations failed as unions and carriers blamed each other over safety and automation driven duties.
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Weather and Life Notices for Norwalk Area
Mostly sunny today with highs 65 to 70 near Lake Erie and 70 to 75 inland. Tonight clear and cool with lows 45 to 50. Tuesday partly sunny warm and more humid with a chance of afternoon showers and highs 80 to 85. Norwalk high 80 and low 46. Births include a Norwalk girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Carter. Marriages list Hoyt Edwards Zeigler Hairston. Deaths include Delbert Ernsberger Sharon Butler Lawrence Vail Delbert Dawson Teresa Murray Dale Westerhold.
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Delbert J. Ernsberger
Calif
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Wakeman
Lawrence E. Vail
Florida
Delbert G. Dawson
Willard
Teresa C. Murray
Dale R. Westerhold
Sandusky
Wind Forces Cycle Off Highway In Rainstorm
MILAN A Sandusky man and his wife were injured Sunday afternoon when a gust of wind forced their motorcycle off Ohio 601 during the rainstorm. Mr. Frost 25 admitted in fair condition. Diane Frost treated and released. The patrol said frost was riding north when wind pushed the cycle into a ditch south of here.
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Donald A. Frost
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Diane Frost
State Highway Patrol
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Here
Wakeman Woman Killed in Near Head-On Crash
Sharon Butler a 26 year old mother of four was killed in a near head on collision on Ohio 10 Saturday afternoon. The other driver Lester W Morris 35 of Oberlin was not injured. The crash occurred when Morris allegedly turned in front of Butler. The Lorain County Sheriff's Department investigated at Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin where Butler died.
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Morris
Lorain County
Ohio Bell Phone Office Bombed in Sudden Sabotage
Twelve cables were cut and an Ohio Bell office destroyed by an explosion near Youngstown. The North Lima site was breached by two men who planted explosives around 4 16 a m. Estimated damage stood at about 40000 dollars as FBI and sheriff investigate with no motive or arrests yet.
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Bell Telephone
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FBI
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Here
U.S. 224
Ohio
Canfield
Racoon Rd
Youngstown
Hearings Begin On Postal Rate Hike
UPI reports the Postal Rate Commission opened hearings to decide if the 1.41 billion temporary rate increase should become permanent as Congress delegation delays possible. If no action by July 1 rates revert. Post class stamps rise to eight cents. air mail to 11. other classes cut cables disrupt services Mahoning County.
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City Council May Seek Home Rule If NYC Tax Powers Fail
The Finance Committee chairman warned New York City may seriously consider secession from New York State if Albany does not grant home rule powers. Currently the state legislature must approve all NYC taxes.
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