Scheck's Names New Manager
Charles Halm 31 in Bucyrus, a 16 year supermarket veteran, named general manager of Scheck's IGA covering Norwalk and Willard stores. Former director of store operations at Great Scott Supermarkets, he aims to improve facilities and grow operations. Halm is active in Bucyrus civic groups and Catholic organizations.
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Charles Halm
Bucyrus
Scheck
IGA
Halm
Norwalk
Willard
Great Scott
Findlay
Ohio
Fremont St. Josephs High School
Bucyrus Chamber of Commerce
Ber
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Holy Name Society of the Church
Knights of Columbus
Bucyrus Jaycees
Retail Merchants
Norwalk Area Road Closure and City Tree Update
Morley Price announces Tremors an iNFTV. Norwood Ave from Fair Rd to Christie Ave will close for unknown time due to street repair. Residents can reach homes in about 10 days. Norwalk advertises bids for removal of 90 trees on East and West Main after a half mill levy passage. The city plans tree replacement in a phased program.
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Norwood Ave
Fair Rd
Christie Ave
Morley Price
Price
Norwalk
Weather clears tonight with cool low in Norwalk area
A cloudy day gives way to possible clearing tonight with a cooler low around 35 to 42. Friday remains largely unchanged with a mostly sunny, mild day and a high near 54 to 61. Marriage license filed in Norwalk for James C Bogard and Barbara J Sarr. Birth notices report multiple newborns with families in Monroeville Bloomville Willard and Willard. Death announced for Elva Lightfine of Berlin Heights.
Apollo moonship could be converted for military use NASA says
Houston based NASA official Dr. George E Mueller said the Apollo spacecraft designed to land astronauts on the moon by 1970 could be transformed into a satellite interceptor or earth orbital observation post. He noted military missions could be supported by the civilian Apollo program this decade.
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UPI
U.S
Manned Space Program
George E. Mueller
Mueller
U.S. Defense Department
Samos
Pacific Ocean
Civilian Space Agency
Johnson Seizes Strong Mandate After Election Victory
President Johnson emerges from the election with a commanding legislative position as Democrats gain a larger House majority and add seats in the Senate. Republicans split between Goldwater wing and proponents urging Dean Burch’s resignation amid calls for party unity. Johnson carries 44 states and 486 electoral votes to Goldwater’s 6 states and 52 electoral votes. The Democratic gain exceeds Roosevelt’s 1936 landslide in House seats, with 294 to 140 and a Senate margin of 67 to 32, Nevada still undecided.
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Raymond Lahr
United Press International Washington
UPI
Johnson
Republican Party
GOP
Dean Burch
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
District of Columbia
Alabama
Arizona
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alaska
Senate
Nevada
Mosher Predicts GOP Resilience After Victory
Congressman Charlies A. Mosher credits GOP resilience and forecasts a comeback for the party. He notes Democratic control and Johnson’s large vote prompted factional tensions, while highlighting his 12,544 vote win over Norwalk Mayor Louis G. Frey and strong gains in Lorain County Ohio.
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Charlies A. Mosher
Mosher
Johnson
Congress
Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Lorain County
Lorain
Genoa exchange shut down after picket standoff
The Northern Ohio Telephone Genoa exchange paused operations for more than 24 hours as pickets blocked eight operators from entering the building Tuesday morning. Union officials said the action did not come from Local 986. mediation was set for Wednesday. Vandalism including line cuts and shotgun blasts to cables was reported elsewhere in the NOT system.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Genoa Exchange
John Anderson
Anderson
Psm
Exchange
Harold Parlette
Toledo
William C. Henry
BIE Day Monday Sees 137 Norwalk Educators Touring Industries
One hundred thirty seven Norwalk educators will tour 20 industries as the Chamber of Commerce hosts Business Education and Industry Day on Monday. Teachers visit one industry in the morning and one in the afternoon, with ten in an all day Columbia Gas storage facility tour near Wellington.
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Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Gas Company
Wellington
Frank Olson
BIE
The
Elks Country Club
Mark Kean
Chamber
St. Paul
Republicans Plan Recount in Ohio Senate Race After Tight Victory
In Columbus Republicans announced plans to recount part of the Ohio Senate race where Democrat Stephen M. Young defeated Republican Robert Taft Jr. Final unofficial returns showed Young leading by about one vote per polling place across 15,485 precincts. Taft gained votes in unofficial mailed returns while state totals were adjusted, keeping the race very tight.
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Columbus
UPI
Stephen M. Young
Robert Taft Jr
Young
Taft
National Election Service
NEA
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Watt
Phone Dispute Stalemate Prolongs Northern Ohio Strike
The Northern Ohio Telephone Co strike enters its fifth week as union and management cling to initial positions despite partial offers. NOT president William C. Henry and Local 986 agent John Arbogast decline forecasts on a resolution while outlining each side’s demands and concessions.
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Gladfelter
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
William C. Henry
NOT
John Arbogast
Henry
Arbogast
NOT offers fair contract raise for 1964 negotiations
William C. Henry president of the Northern Ohio Telephone Co says the new 1964 contract proposal is fair and equitable. The company interviewed 123 area employers serving about 25 000 workers to discuss wages, fringe benefits, and increases. The offer includes a seventh paid holiday a three year term with staged raises hospital and surgical payments of 2 4 and 6 and four weeks vacation after 30 years in year two and after 25 years in year three.
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William C. Henry
The
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Henry
Ohio
Local 986 wage talks stretch after 1956 contract bitterly unsettled
John Arbogast, business agent for Local 986, cites long running discontent with wages and working conditions since a 1961 three year contract. Talks began July after seven weeks of rewriting the 1961 pact. union sought 15 cent first year raise and 10 cent across the board, hospitalization support, and a one year term. The company offered a three year plan with modest yearly increases and holiday benefits, and the union rejected the initial proposal by 93 percent.
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John Arbogast
Arbogast
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Monroeville
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