Candidates Night in Norwalk Highlights Courtroom Debate
The first of two candidate nights featured Freeman versus Owens on prosecutor duties with minimal open debate. Freeman defended not trying many cases, while Owens urged courtroom action for taxpayer accountability. other races covered annexation, sheriff, clerk of courts, and treasurer contests with several candidates present.
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Norwalk
Bernard Freeman
WLKR
City Hall
Freeman
Owens
Ronald H. Freeman
Ralph Walcher
Clayton F. Bick
Donald Robertson
Arthur Herner
Robert Timman
Max van Allen
Clark Hunter
John M. Arthur
Shirley G. Brown
Mansfield High School Closed After Racial Unrest
Mansfield Senior High School remained closed by order of the Mansfield board of education after a Tuesday fight linked to racial tensions following a weekend shooting of a black youth by white youths. The board held a special session to review safety and response measures.
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Mansfield, Ohio
UPI
Mansfield Senior High
Board of Education
Peace Is Near and Power Shifts Washington Ottawa
UPI report outlines Canada’s Liberal Party debating minority rule under Prime Minister Trudeau after a decisive election. In Paris, U S efforts push toward a near cease fire as Vietnam peace talks stall with Saigon demanding North Vietnamese troop withdrawals. Ezra Pound dies at 87, leaving a controversial literary legacy.
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Ottawa
UPI
Pierre Trudeau
Liberal
Canada
Trudeau
Liberals
House of Commons
United States
Paris
Nixon
Saigon
Vietnam
Hanoi
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
William J. Porter
David Lamberson
Washington
Kissinger
Lamberson
le Duc Tho
Youngest Candidate Aims For Norwalk Mayor Post
Independent Ed Strobel, 18, the youngest Norwalk mayoral hopeful, pumps gas and learns auto repair while campaigning. He supports free downtown parking and focuses on water and sewer improvements, arguing for greater student involvement in government despite slim odds of victory.
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Ed Strobel
Norwalk
Strobel
Sandusky
Nixon to address nation on future of this nation on TV
President Nixon plans a nationwide TV address at 7:30 p.m. in all time zones to discuss his hopes for the nation's future and the Vietnam situation. Aides say it marks his first live campaign speech of the year using politically purchased television time.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
Ronald L. Ziegler
McGovern Pledges 90 Percent Parity for Farmers
Senator George S. McGovern said he would use government power to guarantee a 90 percent parity return on farm commodities if elected president, aiming to shield farmers from market swings.
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Chicago
UPI
George S. McGovern
Herzog Named Manager of Texas Rangers in Arlington
Whitey Herzog, farm director of the New York Mets, was named manager of the Texas Rangers. He succeeds Ted Williams, who resigned after the Rangers finished last in the American League and became the only major league club to lose 100 games last season.
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Arlington
Tex
UPI
Whitey Herzog
New York Mets
Texas Rangers
Herzog
Ted Williams
Rangers
Rain and cool change expected with river day showers
Rain today heavy at times then a cloudy period with a chance of showers tonight and Friday. Highs in the upper 50s to 60s with lows near 40s. Norwalk temps reach 62 and 42 with high rain chances around 90 today and 30 percent tonight and Friday. Birth notices list three newborns and a Milan death for Carl E. Weilnau, 75.
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Norwalk
Kennedy's Campaign Road Signals Presidential Ambition
The UPI report notes Senator Edward M. Kennedy has become the Democrats' top surrogate campaigner. He has crisscrossed the nation for candidates, building political capital for a possible presidential bid while shaping future party leadership.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
White
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Congressional
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Hearing Set On Longer Polling Hours In Ohio
District Judge Frank Battisti will hear a request by backers of George McGovern to extend voting hours next Tuesday across the state. The Ohio McGovern for President Committee says 750000 new voters could cause delays and asks how long polls stay open past 6 30 p m. Secretary of State Ted W Brown warns of 15 million dollars extra cost and possible precinct worker refusals.
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Cleveland
UPI
USS
Frank Battisti
George McGovern
Ohio McGovern For President
Ted W. Brown
Grim Missing Congressmen Put Governors in Legal Dilemma
Two missing lawmakers, Hale Boggs of Louisiana and Nick Begich of Alaska, linger on ballots as searches fail to locate their plane. The question of whether they are alive or dead raises a unique constitutional issue for governors Edwards and Egan and possibly the next Congress.
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Sam Fogg
Washington
UPI
House of Representatives
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Nick Begich
Alaska
Alaskan
Boggs
New Orleans
Begich
Donald Young
Fort Yukon
Congress
Rep
Clem Miller
California
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James Joyce
William Butler Yeats
Robert Frost
D.H. Lawrence
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United Press International
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Wayne Goodsite
Charles Sweet
Melvin Robinson
Edward Strobel
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Charles R. Strobel
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