Milan appoints Knalley as new police chief
Milan village council accepted the resignation of Police Chief Charles Bravard who leaves to join Cedar Point Police Department. James Knalley was appointed chief effective June 1 after a short recess. The council also reviewed budget notes, tax levies, and an annexation in Norwalk Township. A Memorial Day parade will start at 10 45 a.m. at the square.
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Milan
Charles Bravard
Cedar Point
Bravard
James Knalley
Erie County
Norwalk
Most Wanted Man Nabbed in Ohio
George Edward Wells, 53, of Belmont County, a listed FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive, was arrested in South Point Ohio as he left a Holiday Inn Motel. He faced federal charges of unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution and interstate transportation of stolen property, and was jailed on a $100000 bond after arraignment.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
UPI
George Edward Wells
FBI
Tuesday Wells
Belmont County
Holiday Inn
South Point
J. Edgar Hoover
Wells
Mickey Rooney Weds Seventh Wife in Las Vegas Quiet Ceremony
Mickey Rooney, 48, married 25 year old Carolyn Hackett in a private Las Vegas ceremony. Sid Gould served as best man, with his wife as matron of honor. Rooney, known for the Andy Hardy films, has had seven marriages including to Ava Gardner and Barbara Thomason.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Mickey Rooney
Andy Hardy
Carolyn Hackett
Miami
Rooney
Miss Hackett
Sid Gould
Sandra
Jackie Gleason
Columbus
Ohio
Ava Gardner
Martha Vickers
Betty Jane Rose
Elaine Mahnken
Barbara Ann Thomason
Margie Lane
Barbara
Milos Milocevic
Amico Twins Add To Family In 4th Twin Set
In Warren Michigan doctor calls Vivian Amico a super ovulator after she and husband Joe welcome their fourth straight set of twins. After three single daughters, the couple's run of twins began nine years ago with two sets per year, paused for six years, and now continues with two newborn twin daughters unnamed at birth.
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Vian Amico
Hutzel Hospital
Detroit
Mich
UPI
Joe
Vivian Amico
Amicos
Reams Says He Won't Run Again for Governor
SPRINGFIELD Ohio UP I Frazier Reams Jr Toledo Democratic gubernatorial nominee in 1966 says he will not seek the nomination in 1970 He will not run for any public office next year and will focus on family and business obligations He plans to stay active in Ohio politics and help nominate and campaign for Democrats in the 1970 fall elections
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Springfield
Ohio
UPI
Frazier Reams Jr
Toledo
Reams
Democratic Party
James A. Rhodes
Tiffin Girl Vies For Title
Judy Shellhouse of Tiffin Ohio is one of nine candidates for Annie Oakley in Milwaukee's July 4 circus parade. Candidates from seven states are judged on horsemanship shooting and appearance after a riding contest and a shooting match at the Waukesha Gun Club.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Judy Shellhouse
Tiffin
Ohio
Annie Oakley
Waukesha
Newspaper subscription rates set by region in Ohio area
UPI News Service outlines terms of subscription by carrier or mail in Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas with carrier. Weekly rate 45 cents. Mail in Huron and Erie Counties and rural areas without carrier service 15 dollars per year, elsewhere in the U S 23.40 per year. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Yorty Wins Re Election In Los Angeles Runoff
Mayor Sam Yorty defeated Thomas Bradley to win a third term in Los Angeles. Unofficial figures from most precincts show Yorty with 53.25 percent to Bradley's 46.74 percent. Voter turnout reached a record high near 80 percent of registered voters.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sam Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Yorty
Bradley
Rex Layton
City
Outdoor Graduation Permitted At Monumental Park
New London Board of Education allowed the June 8 commencement at Monumental Park at 3 p.m. if village and library officials approve and weather is clear. 27 students enrolled in Vocational Agriculture next year after earlier plans to drop the course due to low interest. A delegation of area farmers protested the discontinuance. the program remains state supported if 30 or more students sign up.
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NEW London
New London Board of Education
Monumental Park
Joan Graham
Vo- Ag
Revenue Up at Cedar Point in Latest Year
Cedar Point, Inc. reported net earnings for the year ending March 31 of 1,444,000 dollars or 1.92 dollars per share, up from 1,058,000 and 1.40 per share. Gross park spending reached 15,444,497 dollars, versus 12,256,251 dollars. Rides sold rose from 6,174,500 in 1964 to 27,775,000 last season, a five year gain of 350 percent. The 10 percent surtax reduced earnings by 17 cents per share.
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Cedar Point, Inc
NAACP Slams Police in Teen Shooting Case
The NAACP denounces the May 19 shooting of 16 year old Donald Walker in Columbus as trigger hungry cops and calls for a full investigation. Police have withheld the officer's name amid community claims of a cover up involving the coroner and city officials.
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Columbus
UPI
NAACP
Donald Walker
William W. Williams
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