Cedar Point Reports 1966 Earnings and Merger Proposal
Cedar Point, Inc. posts gross revenues of 4.469 million for year ending March 31 1966 with net income of 400 486 and earnings 1.12 per share up from 0.80 prior year. The Cedar Point Resort begins 97th season May 28 after a 2 000 700 attendance in 1965. Shareholders meet June 15 to consider merging The First Cleveland Corporation into Cedar Point, Inc.
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Cedar Point, Inc
Sandusky
Ohio
Cedarpoint
First Cleveland Corporation
Memorial Day Dance at Firelands VFW
A Memorial Day Dance will be held Saturday at the Firelands VFW Post on Milan Avenue in Norwalk. Dancing from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. with music by the Al Wise Orchestra. Open to the public and tickets available at the door. Sponsored by the post Canteen Committee.
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Firelands
VFW
Poston
Milan Avenue
Norwalk
al Wise Orchestra
the Post
G I Turncoat Clarence Adams Returns Home From China
Clarence C. Adams a U S Korean War turncoat arrives in Hong Kong with his Chinese wife and two children after more than 12 years in Communist China He plans to visit his mother in Tennessee and rejoin the United States alongside other returned prisoners of war Adams who once broadcast for North Vietnam left behind captives in China while awaiting travel documents and approval.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Clarence C. Adams
Free World
China
Tennessee
Adams
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Europe
Adam
U.S
Red Cross
Plans For Panther Brings Alumni Roar
Alumni and students of Kiser High School reacted strongly when officials announced a four ton black panther would be removed from the school lawn. The sculpture had stood there for decades after a long fight to bring it to the campus and had become a local landmark before the decision to relocate it for an addition.
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Dayton
UPI
Kiser High School
Thief Fails Blown Safe Heist and Gets Jail
John Stahl 28 attempted to blow a post office safe with gelignite but failed to open it and forgot where he parked his getaway car. He wandered barefoot for hours as police with tracker dogs pursued him. the car waited around the corner. Stahl pleaded guilty and received a 15 month sentence.
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London
UPI
John Stahl
Beiley Criminal Court
Stahl
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