Christian Scientist mother faces manslaughter trial in daughter's death
In Barnstable Massachusetts Dorothy Sheridan 30 mother of Lisa Sheridan 5 faces a manslaughter trial in superior court. She testified her religious beliefs prevented medical aid and that she used Christian Science healing. Lisa died March 18 after a three week illness. authorities say proper care could have saved her.
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Barnstable
Mass
UPI
Dorothy Sheridan
Harwich
Lisa
Ohio lawmakers push amendment for more than 1 billion in bonds
Ohio legislators and top officials urged quick passage of a constitutional amendment to allow the state to issue more than 1 billion dollars in bonds. Rep Ralph Fisher testified in support, backed by State Auditor Roger Cloud amid Finance Committee deliberations.
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Columbus
UPI
Ralph Fisher
R-Wooster
House Finance Committee
Roger Cloud
Man On Moon Hopes Soar On Saturn Shot
CAPE KENNEDY The Saturn 5 rocket launched perfectly sending an unmanned Apollo capsule 11 000 miles into space to test the moon landing capability. The 36 story 6.2 million pound rocket demonstrated an incredibly precise maiden flight toward the goal of landing men on the moon this decade.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
United States
Atlantic
Earth
Pacific
Vandals Damaged Car In Norwalk Warning Left Inside
Police investigate after a car owned by Arlene Flew of Wakeman Road 2 shows a cut front seat burn damage and ransacked glove box on Water Street. A handwritten threat demanded $100 in small bills by 6 p.m. Thursday. The owner is Cheryl D. Miller, 20, Wakeman Road 3, who reported the incident.
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Water Street
Norwalk
Cheryl D. Miller
Wakeman RD 3
Arlene Flew
Wakeman RD
Strike Is Threatened Over NASA Plant Contract Talks
NASA Plumbrook facility guards reject wage offer from Isotopes Inc and threaten a strike unless negotiations resume. The article notes the crew launched a Saturn Apollo test mission with a two orbit, 11 939 mile final orbit before splashdown, marking a major U S comeback after last year’s Cape Kennedy tragedy. Maj Gen Sam Phillips and veteran astronaut Gordon Cooper weigh in on the moon goal.
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Sandusky
NASA Plumbrook
Isotopes, Inc
Robert Ladd
U.S
Cape Kennedy
Sam Phillips
Gordon Cooper
Veterans Day office closures across Norwalk area
The Huron County Courthouse will close Friday and Saturday for Veterans Day as state policy requires. City offices mostly close Friday and Saturday with exceptions for utilities. Discounts on utility bills apply if paid by 4 30 p m Monday. mail service and libraries close Saturday. local banks also close Saturday.
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Huron County
Vetern
Norwalk
Utility Collection Department
Morley Price
Jacqueline Kennedy Dines Quietly at Thai Palace Veranda
Jacqueline Kennedy lunching on pepper steak and rice on a veranda of a 100 year old two story wooden palace in Bangkok. A UPI report quotes spokesman Charles Bartlett denying illness and saying she is simply tired.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Charles Bartlett
Congress approves $2.7 billion foreign aid bill
Congress sent to the White House a $2.7 billion foreign aid authorization, the smallest since 1948. President Johnson, who sought $3.4 billion, was expected to sign the reduced measure despite reluctance.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
White House
Johnson
Weather Outlook and Local Life Events
Considerable sunshine and mild today with a high in the lower 50s. Tonight will be fair and cooler with a low of 33 to 38. Friday remains mostly sunny and mild. Also records show a marriage license filing for Larry E. June and Suedell Wireman in Greenwich, a birth in Ashland, and the death of Douglas P. Griffin, 59, Mansfield.
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Larry E. June
Greenwich
Suedell
Operation Christmas for Area GIs Letter to the Editor
A reader asks how to send Christmas boxes to soldiers in Vietnam and asks for addresses. The Reflector plans to publish a coupon so overseas service members’ names can be sent for the program.
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Vietnam
Diane Duffield
Norwalk
Huron County Farm Bureau Honored at Ohio Federation Meeting
The Huron County Farm Bureau was among 20 counties praised for boosting Farm Bureau membership in 1967. The 49th annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federation gathering in Columbus awarded Nationwide Agency plaques to Henry J. Wiers of Willard and two other nationwide agents.
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Huron County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Henry J. Wiers
Willard
City To Honor Viet War Vet at Veterans Day Ceremony
Viet Nam veteran Gary Heller of Norwalk will be honored at 11 a.m. Saturday in front of the Huron County Courthouse, representing all veterans. Mayor Harold Finch will present a plaque to be hung in the new city hall, with additional plaques from the Norwalk Eagles Club and AMVETS Post 1965. The St Paul High School band will play. Heller is a St Paul graduate and son of Ted and Mrs. Heller of 17 East Chestnut Street. AMVETS Commander Doug Colvin invites all veterans and citizens to attend.
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Gary Heller
Norwalk
Huron County
Heller
Harold Finch
New
Bob Seitz
St. Paul High School
Ted Heller
E. Chestnut St
Amvets
Doug Colvin
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