Mistrial Declared In Murder Case In Columbus
In Franklin County Ohio a jury could not reach a verdict on Charles A. Fulton age 16 in a first degree murder case and declared a mistrial. Fulton was convicted of armed robbery in the January robbery of Richard Vice a 21 year old shoe store clerk on Columbus east side. The prosecutor said a retrial will occur after the murder charge is settled. The jury deliberated nearly 10 hours. The deadlock centered on mercy recommendations.
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Columbus
UPI
Charles A. Fulton
Franklin County
Common Pleas Court
Fulton
Richard Vice
East Side
C. Howard Johnson
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Grain Report
Cleveland market report shows hogs steady with 200 to 220 pound at 25 to 25.50 per hundredweight and cattle steady with primes at 25 to 31 per head and calves at 75. Sheep and lambs price ranges noted with spring lambs at 23 to 24. Odd entries include soybeans around 2.42 and miscellaneous commodity quotes.
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Cleveland
UPI
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor has perfected a tiny transistor hearing aid using a compact energ unit. The device makes whispers clear, offering a free information packet from the Erie Pennsylvania address HEARING, 32 9th St.
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Sugeon
Erie
Hospital Admissions and Discharges At Fisher Titus Memorial
Admissions include Caroline Lamphier from Washington Julia Strack Monroeville Baby Curt Jones Gregory Mathers Barbara Wright North Fairfield Terry Bell Nellie Beebee RD 1 Lena Moss Foster and Nellie Beebee RD 1 Discharges list William Avers Lawrence Nickoll Freida Jacobs Alonzar Bishop Willard Jones of Norwalk David Ray Bellevue Ralph Boyer New London William Fugel Collins all from Norwalk area
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Caroline Lamphier
Washington
Julia Strack
Monroeville
Curt Jones
Gregory Mathers
Marshall
Barbara Wright
North Fairfield
Terry Bell
Nellie Beebee
Lena Moss
Foster
William Avers
Lawrence Nickoll
Freida Jacobs
Alonzar Bishop
Willard Jones
Norwalk
David Ray
Willard Accepts Power Bid for Electric Plant
Willard City Council adopted three emergency ordinances Monday night and formally accepted Ohio Power Co. bid to purchase the electric plant. At 12 noon Wednesday the change of ownership will take place. Eugene
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Willard
Ohio Power Co
Elec
Eugene
Obituaries Bring Mrs Chandler and Others to North Fairfield
Emma Ratie Chandler 81 of North Fairfield died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after an eight month illness. Survivors include husband Edwin R Chandler two daughters two sons 14 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at Kubach Smith Funeral Home with burial in Fitchville Cemetery. Also listed are funeral notices for Luella G Salabank and Abana Hosler Willard with service details and burial plans. A separate note reports city officials update electrical service with meter reader checks and new substations in Willard area.
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Emma Ratie
Chandler
North Fairfield
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Fitchville Township
North Faifield
F. Melvin
Huron
Elmer
New London
Myrtle Olcott
West Hartland
Willis
Kubach- Smith
Norwalk
Daniel Carmany
Fitchville Cemetery
Luella G. Salabank
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Kubach- Smith Funeral Home
Robert Smith
Riverside Cemetery
Monroeville
Abana Hosler
Willard
Dale Ave
Willard Municipal Hospital
Fredricktown
Presbyterian Church
Emblem Club
Macabees’ Lodge
Eagles Auxiliary
Ladies
The
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen and Enginermen
Omar
George Yockem
Adrian
Mich
Madline Hyler
Robert Drecsler
Shelby
Dell Jones
Shiloh
Fink Funeral Home
Robert Bricker
Greenwood Cemetery
Willard City Officials Re elected and Ohio Power Franchise
Dr John V Emery was reelected president Eu gene McEndrice reelected clerk and Arthur J Stearns reelected mayor by Willard City Council for two years. A temporary office at 104 Myrtle Ave will serve Ohio Power during building of a $330000 plant. Eleven officers and four new councilmen took oath administered by Robert Thornton. The council granted a 25 year franchise to Ohio Power and will invest proceeds via the Willard Treasury Investment Board in US Treasury securities. Council to review the 1966 budget Nov 29 and Dec 6.
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Willard
John V. Emery
Eugene McEndrice
Arthur J. Stearns
Willard City
Robert Thornton
Myrtle Ave
Ohio Power
Schmidt
Willard Treasury Investment Board
Armstrong
Hessler
U.S. Treasury
Albright dress ed turkey and local notices
Quickies Phone advertises Albright fresh dressed turkey. Note walk Reflector office offers 1515 Gemini Books. McDivitt and White spaceflight note. Benedict School window and door found open by police. 1966 Christmas Savings Club at Huron County Bank urged. Italian Spaghetti daily at Mr Zs. Milan Inn Thanksgiving reservations. Darrel D Ramsey cited for crossing yellow line. Missing $33 from Keni kee Lanes cash register. Unlocked doors at Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Bracy offices and open window at Maxie Tire and Supply Co reported.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Huron County Bank
Maxie Tire and Supply Co
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Mary Francis
Nazareth
U.S
Viet Nam
Shell
NEE, Og
Aluminum
Emma Ratie Chandler
Mrs
Luella Salabank
Funeral Home
Eastern Star
Albright
Gemini
Notewalk
McDivitt and White
Benedict School
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Mr. Z’s
Milan
Darrel D. Ramsey
Barberton
Kenilee Lanes
Thomas Tkach
Wooster ST
ST. Paul Catholic Church
Heaston
Hile Funeral Home
Benedict
Cadillac
Deine
Sandwick Motors CO
Milan Ave
Norwalk, Ohio
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