My Pop's Tops contest by Norwalk Reflector
The Norwalk Reflector announces a Father’s Day contest My Pop's Tops with two classes for Junior High and High School entrants. Entries must be 50 to 100 words, titled My Pop's Tops, from residents of Huron or Erie counties. Submission deadline is noon June 12 to the Contest Editor. winners receive an outdoor motorized grill and runners-up outdoor cooking utensil sets.
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Erie County
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Norwalk Reflector
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Center Inn owner found guilty of selling beer to minor
Joseph Yovanoff, owner of the Center Inn, was convicted by Huron County Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Vetter of selling beer to a minor. He was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended on two year conditions. Two New London teens testified they drank beer bought there and later fired at a car.
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Joseph Yovanoff
Center Inn
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Yovanoff
New London
Quebec Protests Turn Violent as Demonstrators Riot in Montreal
Thousands of protesters demanding Quebec independence surged through Montreal on Monday night. Fires destroyed a small zoo and a summer stock theater in Lafontaine Park while Molotov cocktails were thrown at police. About 130 people were arrested. police reported no injuries.
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Montreal
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Quebec
Canada
Lafontaine Park
Miners Trapped After Brimstone Mountain Explosion
A rescue squad with oxygen masks descended a Brimstone Mountain coal mine shaft near Robbins Tennessee as five miners remained trapped after an explosion. J M Sisson warned survival was unlikely due to fire and possible suffocation risks.
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Robbins, Tenn
UPI
Brimstone Mountain
J.M. Sisson
Tennessee
Norwalk Court Voids City Ordinance 608 Overreach
Huron County Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Vetter voided Ordinance 608 which barred buying selling or storing old metals rags or second hand articles within 200 feet of residences without owner written consent The judge found the ordinance vague and indefinite The Kilbany case was brought by Robert Kerr and moved from Mayor's Court to Common Pleas Court on Kirbawy’s request for trial at 58 N West St Norwalk Ohio.
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Norwalk City
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
George Kirbany
Wexter
Kilbany
Robert Kerr
N. West St
Norwalk
Kirbawy
Mayor's Court
Common Pleas Court
Weather Outlook and Local Life Events Summary
Several periods of showers and thundershowers likely today with highs near 75 to 80. Tonight and Wednesday expect fair and warm conditions with a low around 60 to 65. Sunrise 5 a.m. Sunset 7:49 p.m. Marriage license apps list Michael A. Johnson and Martha Ann Wind nagle. Rodger Glenn Markwell and Karen Jane Berry. Birth notices include six new babies in New London Willard Greenwich and Plymouth. Deaths: Frances McLauchlin 83 Greenwich Myra Darling 77 and Mr. Vernon.
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Michael A. Johnson
Sandusky
Martha Ann Windnagle
Monroeville
Rodger Glenn Markwell
Shelby
United States Air Force
Karen Jane Berry
Willard
Stevie Hall
New London
Benjamin Keefer
Ariel Blair
Greenwich
Mark Didion
Plymouth
Burnett Holbrook
Thymen Krikke
L Lawrence Harabin
Frances McLauchlin
Green
Senators Back Treasury Move To Halt Silver Dollar Mint
Western senators urged retention of the cart wheel plan but backed the Treasury decision to abandon minting 45 million new silver dollars for now. Senators Mansfield Metcalf and Cannon said they would support the Treasury action while seeking future limited minting with reduced silver content.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
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Lee
White House
Johnson
Four American jets hit South Vietnamese base by mistake
Four U S planes strayed off course and damaged a South Vietnamese base near the northern border wounding five soldiers and destroying one bulldozer. U S military sources plan to add 25 000 combat troops in two months reaching about 70 000 total in Viet Nam. Premier Phan Huy Quat reshuffles cabinet replacing interior minister Nguyen Hoa Hiep and Psychological Warfare Minister Kinh Quang Vinh with Tran Van Thoan and Dinh Trinh Chinh respectively. Initial report suggested Soviet MIG involvement but later denied by Saigon briefing.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Phan Huy Quat
Nguyen Hoa Hiep
Tran van Thoan
Kinh Quang Vinh
Psychological Warfare Ministry
Information Ministry
Dinh Trinh Chinh
da Nang
Dominican capital quiet as peace force stabilizes town
Santo Domingo returns toward normal under OAS peacekeepers led by the United States. Bars and stores reopen amid a 24 hour cease fire though rebels man sniper posts overnight. International patrols by mixed crews roam the city while U.S. mediators seek a lasting settlement.
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Santo Domingo
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Organization of American States
OAS
U.S
Pigeons Released in Wiesbaden Demonstration Sparks Worry
In Wiesbaden Germany members of the Wiesbaden and Mainz pigeon breeders clubs released 4 700 birds to display homing ability. Only 50 pigeons returned triggering concern from a spokesman who asked what happened to 4 650 birds.
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Wiesbaden, Germany
UPI
Wiesbaden
Mainz
Willard Council Weighs Power Plant Sale At Special Meeting
Willard city officials will convene at 8 30 p m in the council chambers to consider three ordinances. The Ohio Power Company bid stands at 1 575 million for the power plant purchase. A referendum on the sale is proposed and a charter amendment would require voter approval before the proceeds are spent.
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Willard
Willard City
Ohio Power Company
Fourth Fest Sparks Battle Over Norwalk July Dances
A dispute between the American Legion and the J and D Record Hop led Norwalk’s Fourth of July committee to scrap live-band teen dances at the fairgrounds. The committee will instead host free record hops while Langjahr and Esbenshade press for July 3 4 and 5 events, with profits to the committee. Capt Al Caprara notes the 122nd Army Band may join July 3 and parade duties July 5, and parking will cost 25 cents per car at the fair grounds.
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American Legion
Norwalk
Fairgrounds
the Legion
Don Esbenshade
Joe Langjahr
Langjahr
Esbenshade
Ralph Armstrong
Legion
al Caprara
122Nd Army
National Guard
Plane Flips At Willard Airport Crash Injures Pilot
State Patrol investigates a Sunday Willard Airport crash on Route 299. Pilot Fred Good, 40, of Willoughby, failed to gain air speed during takeoff, struck a fence four feet off ground, flipping the PT-22. Buckeye Bats Flying Club owned plane. its members plan to retrieve the aircraft in Chicago with help at the patrol post.
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The
State Highway Patrol
Willard
Fred Good
Highland Drive
Willoughby
Buckeye Bats
Pignene Drive
George Scott
Chicago
Norwalk High Boosters to Elect New Officers
The Norwalk High School Boosters Club will meet at 7 p.m. at the shelter house in Memorial Lake Park. Outgoing president G. Ira Liedorff says new officers will assume their duties.
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Norwalk High School Boosters Club
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Joe Vattorello
Case St
William Brown
Methodist Church
Morley Price
Snyder Flying Service
Fostoria
Myra Darling
Vernon
Ellis Country Club
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Dominica
Armstrong
Boosters
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