Hi-La Downs Wins Wagering License For Short Meet
The State Racing Commission granted Hi-La Downs a 25 day pari mutuel license on Zenobia Road near Norwalk. Meets run July 3–17 and August 24–September 6 with six wagering days weekly. Track will open Friday with six trial races for the $5,000 Indiana Futurity and Sunday programs at 1 p.m.
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Columbus
State Racing Commission
Hi-La Downs
Zenobia Road
Norwalk
Keith Hilaman
Indiana
Hilaman
U.S. Jets Drop Leaflets Near Hanoi as Mortar Attack Kills Marine
Twenty five U S Air Force jets neared Hanoi but released leaflets urging an end to the war. In Da Nang a Communist mortar attack killed one U S Marine and wounded two others. Viet Cong main force presence reported.
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Saigon
UPS
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
da Nang
U.S
House panel approves 5.6 billion in farm program aid
The House Appropriations Committee advanced another year of 5.6 billion dollars for price supports and farm programs, urging indefinite continuation. It rejected calls to end price supports and to retrain small farmers for urban jobs.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
House
Dawn to dusk truce agreed in Santo Domingo clash
Government and rebel leaders sign separate accords for a 12 hour cease fire to allow the Red Cross to collect dead and wounded from this week’s heavy fighting. Maj. Gen Antonio Imbert Barreras and rebel Col Caamano Deno to sign the pacts with no exact start time set, expected to begin at dawn.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
Red Cross
Antonio Imbert Barreras
Caamano Deno
Weather and Local Life Brief
Partly cloudy with little temperature change. high 64 to 72. Tonight and Friday slightly warmer, low 48 to 54. Norwalk high 77, low 55 with no precipitation. Marriage license for Ronald Branon and Jeanne Vance in home setting. Births reported for Parker Amherst and Ewing Willard. deaths for Harriet Scheideger 78 New London and Robert Brundage 55 New London.
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Norwalk
Ronald Eugene Branon
Columbus
U.S. Air Force
Jeanne Vance
Willard
At Home
Harriet Scheideger
New London
Robert Brundage
Norwalk Native Named VP of National Nurses Association
Battle Creek resident Mrs Ivon D Barrett of Norwalk origin has been named vice president of the national Licensed Practical Nurses Association. Widow of the late Ted Barrett she has led Michigan Practical Nurses Association as executive secretary since January and is its immediate past president. Barrett trained in Cleveland after Norwalk High School and Norwalk Memorial Hospital obstetrics work. The national convention occurred late April in New York City. Barrett has resided in Michigan for about 15 years.
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Norwalk
Battle Creek, Mich
Ivon D. Barrett
National Licensed Practical Nurses Association
Barrett
Ted Barrett
Michigan Practical Nurses Association
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
of the Association
New York City
Demolition Clears Site for two 12 unit Apt Houses
A Leon Riley Construction Co. worker toppled the old carriage house behind the Norwood Christian Home this morning with a few tugs and a push. Demolition will proceed to a large red brick building and the former rest home as the Garfield and West Main property is cleared for two 12 unit brick apartments to be built by Huron Properties Inc. at a $300,000 project.
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Leon Riley Construction Co
Norwood Christian
Huron Properties Inc
Garfield and W. Main
Nora Woods Rest Home founder's family plans apartments
Gone streets from the family of the late Nora I Woods who founded the rest home. Each apartment house will be 2 1/2 stories high with four apartments on each floor. Photos by June Gladfeiter.
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Nora I. Woods
June Gladfeiter
Pakistan Airlines jet crash kills 121 near Cairo
A Pakistan Airlines jet bound for Cairo crashed near Cairo Airport killing 121 people. Survivors were six Pakistanis and possibly three Americans including D Love. Chinese nationals totaled ten. The wreckage strewn over half a mile and Bedouin looting noted.
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Cairo
U.A.R
UPI
Pakistan Airlines
China
Mideast
U.S
Karachi
D. Love
Joseph Layyous
Howard
Dhahran
Peking
Orly
Paris
Atlanta
Norwalk Adopts Zoning Plan and Police Court Case
Norwalk mayor announces the new zoning ordinance taking effect setting industry business and residential zones under city master plan. A separate case reports Claremond Fey charged with breaking and entering, pleading not guilty with $2500 bond while jailed for intoxication. A warehouse project of 23 000 dollars is planned at the Stokely Van Camp complex west of the present facility.
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Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Stokely-Van Camp
N. West St
Art Gassman
Gassman
Claremond Justice
Fey
Water St
Huron County Common Pleas Court
South Side
Horse Killed in Route 60 Collision In Wakeman
A five year old Tennessee walking horse owned by David Wheeler died after being struck by a southbound pickup driven by 31 year old Robert Detterman on Route 60 one point two miles south of Wakeman at 3 15 a m. Detterman’s truck sustained moderate damage and he was cited for improper passing.
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David &. Wheeler
Wakeman RD
Robert E. Detterman
Wakeman RD 2
Detterman
Wakeman
Louis Lawrence
Orrville
Greenwich
Boy Struck by Shot Put Sustains Head Injury
John Mauter 13 of Greenwich suffered a possible skull fracture after being struck behind the ear by a shot during junior high practice at South Central High School. He was transported to Cleveland Clinic after ambulance transport from Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and listed in very satisfactory condition.
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Greenwich
John Mauter
South Central High School
Cleveland Clinic
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
John J. Mauter
Seminary St
James Altaffer
John
Altaffer
Ohio House to vote on nursing home regulation bill
Majority Whip Harry V. Jump's proposal to tighten Ohio nursing home rules faces today’s House ballot. The measure aligns with Health Department post 1963 Fitchville fire reforms, and Jump, chair of the study committee, led the drafting.
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Ohio
Harry V. Jump
Department of Health
Fitchville
Jump
Huron County
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Springfield
Juno, Inc
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James Parker
Amherst
Arthur Ewing
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Mrs. Barrett
Norwalk High School
Cleveland
Gol
Halzouny Valley
Djalal Elkarimi
Mayor’s Court
Ray A. Chapin
Don Ratliff
Ray Perry
Chapin
Stokely
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Willard KD
Lawrence
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