Recluse spider house identified in Monroe County brief
The home at 24 N Hamilton St in Monroe was identified as the one that housed 21 recluse spiders and was owned by Clarence Lasch. The Clarence Seville family occupied the house. they may have moved or temporarily left during extermination. The Huron County Health Department has a spider specimen for comparison. The Huron County Draft Board moves May 27 to Room 1 at Citizens National Bank, leaving the 29 31 East Main Street site after 15 years.
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Monroeville
Hamilton St
Clarence Lasch
Clarence Seville
Sevilles
Huron County Department of Health
Huron County Draft Board
Norwalk
Citizens National Bank
East Main Street
Bache, Furey and Myers, Inc
Norwalk Considers Lower Power Rates After Study
Norwalk residents may see an electrical rate cut by year end pending a rate study. A six week test of new plant equipment starts Thursday, followed by a two to three month study to determine if a reduction is justified.
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Norwalk
Harold Finch
Violence, curfew hit Greensboro after student death
Police and National Guardsmen patrolled Greensboro as a curfew ran from 8 pm to 5 am following violence that killed a black college student and left a policeman critically injured. About 30 people were arrested, many for curfew violations, as Mayor Jack Elan weighed extending the curfew.
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Greensboro
N.C
UPI
Jack Elan
Weather Forecast and Deaths Notice in Norwalk
Mostly sunny today with highs in the 60s and tonight in the 40s. Sunday highs in the low to mid 60s with fair cool conditions and variable winds. Also listed are Norwalk temperatures for Friday 61 and 43, precipitation trace, humidity readings, sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and the death notice for Mrs. Lloyd Erckman, 65, of 10 State St.
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United Press International
Norwalk
Apollo 10 Heads For Splashdown
Apollo 10 returns to earth after an almost flawless eight day mission to the moon. Astronauts Stafford Cernan and Young completed 31 lunar orbits and a near landing with the Snoopy lander within 9.5 miles of the surface, setting stage for Apollo 11.
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Cernan
Cape Kennedy
Moon
Lunar
Stafford
World Council of Churches Calls Racism Cleansing and Reparations
A World Council of Churches consultation urged global churches to purge racist practices and press for reparations to oppressed peoples. It recommended divesting wealth, public asset disclosure, and supporting reparations, with violence allowed as a last resort. The panel backed the Detroit Black manifesto seeking 500 million dollars from white churches and synagogues.
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London
UPI
World Council of Churches
WCC
National Black Economic Development Conference
Detroit
Central Committee
George McGovern
U.S
South Dakota
City Opens Airport and Police Cruiser Bid Results
Bids opened for operating Norwalk Airport and a shared police cruiser. Erie Air Service of Sandusky sole bidder for the airport lease offering 2500 dollars annually or five percent of gross income. Downtown Dodge Inc. the only bidder for a new police cruiser at 2194 dollars. Heck Flying Service did not bid. Board of control to act within the week.
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Huron County
Norwalk
Erie Air Service
Sandusky
Heck Flying Service
Willard
Dodge, Inc
Board of Control
Guard Killed While Seizing Escaped Inmates at Fairfield School
In Lancaster Ohio a 22 year old guard Charles Marion was shot in the back and killed while detaining two escapers from the Fairfield School for Boys Stephen Patrick 15 and Roger Craft 16 both of Marion were captured within hours Craft kept a .22 rifle and shells. The institution houses 1015 inmates with 453 guards who are not armed. The escape followed hiding in a classroom and breaking into a summer cottage to take the rifle and shells. Police and deputies along with a patrol helicopter conducted the manhunt in Central Ohio.
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Lancaster
Ohio
UPI
Fairfield School For Boys
Ohio Highway Patrol
Charles Marion
Amanda
Stephen Patrick
Marion
Roger Craft
Here
Highway Patrol
Craft
William Balson
Balson
Fairfield County Sheriff's Deputies
Force Defended to Stop Campus Disorder
Deputy U S Atty General Richard Kleindienst defended the use of force to quell campus disorders. Speaking to Case Western Reserve University Law School faculty and alumni, he warned administrators to plan in advance what actions they are willing to take when trouble arises.
Wives of Apollo 10 Crew Sleep While Homecoming Near
In Seabrook Texas Barbara Cernan Barbara Young and Faye Stafford wake to monitor the critical engine firing signaling the astronauts' return from the Apollo 10 mission. The women share moments of support and humor as the crew heads home, with children and doctors noted in the household scenes.
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Seabrook
Tex
UPI
Barbara Cernan
Eugene A. Cernan
Mrs. Cernan
Barbara Young
John W. Young
Faye Stafford
Thomas P. Stafford
Mrs.Young
Cernan Home
Mrs. Young
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Draft Board
Ohio Education Association
Ethel G. Swanbeck
Erie
Huron
Don Pease
Lorain County
Richard M. Christiansen
Richland County
Robert J. Corts
DEA
Columbus
Saigon
UPS
Lima
United States
Peru
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
Lloyd
Kathryn) Erckman
State St
Earth
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Club
Patrick
John
Sandy Young
Sandy
The
Space Center
Young
William B
Bergen
North American
Rockwell Space Division
Apollo