Norwalk Charter Commission Rules Vague Under Ohio Law
Norwalk voters elected a 15 member charter commission but Ohio law offers few specifics on formation meetings procedures or division into committees. City Solicitor Frederick F. Waugh proposes general guidelines drawn from a law journal report and plans to submit them to Paul Robinson. He notes the commission has one year to draft a charter once elected and to publish copies in public places for all voters.
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Norwalk
Frederick F. Waugh
Waugh
Paul Robinson
Commission
Bombs on Bloody Hill 724 Hit North Vietnamese Division
UPI reports U. S. troops descended blood smeared slopes of Hill 724 in the Central Highlands as SAC B52 bombers unleashed tons of explosives on a North Vietnam army division. American forces had repelled a six day Communist offensive with at least 271 enemy and 79 American lives lost.
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UPI
U. S
Central Highlands
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North Vietnam
Johnson opens coast to coast tour of military bases
President Johnson begins a Veterans Day salute travel tour visiting Fort Benning Georgia to observe parachute and Ranger training and plan to decorate 15 Vietnam heroes with the Silver Star. Egypt signals softened tone on Arab Israel conflict at the UN Security Council. Wallace blasts Akron hecklers during a Toledo stop.
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UPI
Johnson
Vietnam
Ft. Benning
Cavalry Division
Airmobile
Draft punishment plan for students may be scrapped
A Justice Department source said Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey's proposal to use the draft to punish students who interfere with military recruitment will likely not stand up. The source called the plan very difficult to support on constitutional grounds.
Stokes Plans Inauguration From Caribbean sojourn
Cleveland report notes Carl Stokes basking in Caribbean sunshine as aides work on inauguration plans and the transfer of power. The messages indicate ongoing preparations despite his absence.
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Cleveland
UPI
Carl Stokes
Soldier in Vietnam Craves Antiwar Demonstrator for Christmas
Breckenridge Texas soldier Sgt Floyd D McCreary stationed in Vietnam says all he wants for Christmas is an antiwar demonstrator. He writes Santa he will take special care of him and jokes baths are scarce over there but he hopes the demonstrator feels at home.
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Breckenridge, Tex
UPI
Texas
Vietnam
Floyd D. McCreary
Breckenridge
Variable clouds and warm spell with showers likely
Weather summary notes variable cloudiness and sunshine with a high 56 to 64. Mostly cloudy and mild tonight into Saturday with occasional light rain and showers. Births report a daughter for Mr and Mrs John Alt Monroeville and a son for Mr and Mrs Darrell Music Greenwich. Death of Neva Mae Fowdon, 72, New London.
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Monroeville
Darrell Music
Greenwich
F-T
Neva Mae Fowdon
New London
Norwalk Charter Could Force Out Elected Officials
Norwalk City Solicitor Frederick F. Waugh says a new city charter would remove current officials even if their terms are not up. He notes a charter proposal likely would not be voted on until next fall and could take effect a year later. Those affected would include two year council terms while mayor and key officers would have two years left if the charter starts in 1969.
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Begin
Waugh
Senate poised to pass sweeping Social Security bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill boosting benefits for 23 million recipients by 15 percent and raising minimum payments from 44 to 70 dollars starting April 3. The measure financing relies on a 21 percent payroll tax hike beginning Jan 1 1968, with upper earnings limits and future tax ceilings detailed.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Flag Ceremony Honors Milan Soldier in Memory
Milan hosts a flag dedication for Larry Libbee of Norwalk who died in Vietnam. Marine Capt. Richard L. Ruhlman tells the crowd the war is complex yet being won as the flag is raised and Milan High Band plays the anthem.
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Milan
Larry Libbee
Norwalk
Vietnam
Owen Libbee
Libbee
Norwalk High School
Quang Tin
Richard L. Ruhlman
Daniel Webster
Ruhlman
Libbees
Arthur Barbosa
Tony Lepp
John Fryer
Sandusky
Milan High
Capt
California hunter survives grizzly attack near Glacier National Park
Robert Gilmore of Torrance California was mauled on a Flathead National Forest logging road by a large grizzly. Two hunting companions shot the bear while monitory care followed three hours of surgery for puncture wounds. Laboratory tests were planned to check rabies.
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Columbia Falls
Mont
UPI
California
Glacier National Park
Flathead National Forest
Robert Gilmore
Torrance
Calif
Whitefish
Ex Norwalk Boy Injured On Bicycle
David New 13, son of Rev and Mrs Robert New, formerly Norwalk residents, lies in Children's Hospital Columbus after a skull fracture from a bicycle accident October 31. Doctors optimistic for full recovery. Mother said he remains in intensive care but may move to a room today.
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David New
Robert New
Norwalk
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
David
Wil lard man wins $212500 in clinic fall case
Daniel L. Kayser, 18, paralyzed from a 1962 crash,获 awarded $200000 for his injuries and $12500 to his father Leighton for medical expenses after a fall from an orthopedic bed at Cleveland Clinic three days post accident. A Cuyahoga County jury awarded the sums.
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Cleveland
Willard
Cleveland Clinic
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Daniel L. Kayser
Kayser
Leigh
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