Long to Shed Whip
Senate leadership may change as Russell B. Long considers resigning the Democratic whip post to focus on the Senate Finance Committee. Mike Mansfield and Everett Dirksen are expected to stay as party leaders in the new Senate. Also, President Johnson accepted resignations of top aides Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler and Undersecretary of State Nicholas Katzenbach.
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UPI
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Russell B. Long
Louisana
Long
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Actor Wendell Corey Dies at 54 in California Hospital
Hollywood confirms the death of Wendell Corey a versatile performer in stage film and TV He passed away Friday from a liver ailment at the Motion Picture Country Hospital in Woodland Hills He was 54 years old and had entered the hospital that morning.
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Hollywood
UPI
Wendell Corey
Corey
Motion Picture Country Hospital
Wood Land Hills
Fire Probe Called Off Norwalk Housing Push
Fire investigators ended the probe into the Norwalk blaze after officials announced no wrongdoing. City officials said the fire was accidental and will not lead to new housing policy actions despite plans to push housing initiatives in the wake of the incident.
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Norwalk
Nixon Humphrey unify after unity conference in Florida
Nixon and Humphrey appeared united after a 20 minute meeting in Miami Key Biscayne as they urged national unity. Humphrey pledged support for Nixon presidency while Agnew prepared for his role as vice president.
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Merriman Smith
UPI
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Unity
U.S
Humphrey
Spiro T. Agnew
Miami
Caneer Bay
St. John’s
Virgin Islands
Agnew
Cassius Clay to Speak at Central State Homecoming
Former heavyweight champion Cassius Clay also known as Muhammed Ali was slated to speak at Central State University's homecoming program in Wilberforce Ohio. He would share the platform with poet LeRoy Jones. Clay was stripped of his title after refusing induction into the armed forces.
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Wilberforce
Ohio
UPI
Cassius Clay
Central State University
Clay
Muhammed Ali
LeRoy Jones
Weather Outlook For Ohio With Snow Flurries Expected
Cloudy and cold conditions prevail across Northeast and Northwest Ohio with occasional snow flurries today tonight and Sunday. Highs in the upper 30s and overnight lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Early Friday humidity at 79 percent then 73 and 76 percent later in the day. Birth notices announce a girl for Mr and Mrs Charles Kehres New Washington a boy for Mr and Mrs Orbie Shepherd Willard and a boy for Mr and Mrs Bernard Niedermier Attica.
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Ohio
Charles Kehres
New Washington
Orbie Shepherd
Willard
Nine Sentenced For Draft Board Fire in Baltimore
A federal judge sentenced nine antiwar Catholics including two priests a former nun and a nurse to total 24 years for burning two drawers of draft board records. The Catonsville Nine pled moral reasons while Thomson ruled the act a legal issue and bail was set on state charges as well.
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Daniel Berrigan
Baltimore
Cantonsville
Marjorie Melville
George Mische
UPI Telephoto
UPS
Draft Board
Ruszell Thomson
Catonsville
U.S
Stephen Sachs
Thomson
William Kunstler
Baltimore Draft Board
Philip Berrigan
Thomas Lewis
Berrigan and
Lewis
Veterans Day Observance Planned in Norwalk Courthouse Steps
Norwalk veterans organizations plan a 11 a.m. Monday Veterans Day observance at the Huron County Courthouse with remarks by Mayor Harold Finch and a benediction by Rev. P J Garcia. A color guard and firing squad from Ohio National Guard Company C 612 Battalion plus bugler Norman Berner will participate. The color guard meets at 10 45 a.m. at the Norwalk Post Office and marches to the courthouse.
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Norwalk
Veterans’ Organizations
Huron County
Harold Finch
P.J. Garcia
Veterans’ Organization
Co. C. 612 Battalion
Ohio
National Guard
Norman Berner
Ralph Spiegel
Norwalk Insuranceman
Maplehurst
Norwalk Pilot Wounded in Vietnam Action
Warrant Officer William O'Dell of Norwalk was wounded in Vietnam while attempting to rescue a team of special forces near Chu Lai. An Army helicopter pilot, he has been in Vietnam a month and a half and is receiving care at Pleiku hospital. His wife Kathy and his parents live on East Main Street.
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William O’dell
Norwalk
Vietnam
Robert O’dell
East Main St
Kathy
Chu Lai
O’dell
Pleiku
City Charter Flame Still Flickering in Norwalk
The defeat of the Norwalk Charter does not end the Citizens Committee for the Charter. Members, including Anthony Petrosino, plan to meet later to decide next steps and review the defeat, noting it as a long range effort. Paul Robinson could not be reached for comment.
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Norwalk
Citizens Committee
Anthony Petrosino
Petrosino
Charter Commission
Paul Robinson
Citizens Committee For the Charter
Norwalk United Fund Extends Drive One Week
The Norwalk Area United Fund will extend its annual drive by one week delaying the end date to next Saturday. President Harry Parke said several solicitors have not turned in collections and the group is confident the goal of 60 806 dollars will be reached with 47 537 dollars already in.
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Norwalk Area
United Fund
Harry Parke
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