Percy Mulls Run For Illinois Governor Seat Again
Reports from Athens Ohio indicate Charles H. Percy may consider another bid for Illinois governor after his 1964 campaign. The story notes his statements Tuesday night as he contemplates a possible return to state politics.
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Athens
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UPI
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Detroit teens hurt as violent crime spree continues
In Detroit a 17 year old girl was injured and another teen and a woman were chased from the scene in a surge of vicious crimes shaking several neighborhoods and a nearby suburb as police sought leads.
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Detroit
UPI
Weather and Vital Notices From Local Ledger
Weather cloudy and colder with winds and snow flurries today high in 30s. Partly cloudy and windy tonight low 15 to 22. Thursday remains cold. Marriage licenses list Henry T Baughn and Glenda A Stiles both Bellevue welders and Edward S Kaczar Milan dye cast operator with Sandra L Walker Norwalk receptionist. Births mention Earl and wife Collins twins and Lawrence Lasch Monroeville daughter. Deaths include Bertha H Bell 85 Willard and Nellie Beebe 90 Norwalk.
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Bellevue
Glenda A. Stiles
Edward S. Kaczar
Milan
Sandra L. Walker
Norwalk
Arthur W. Hastings, Jr
Willard
Carpenter
Shirley Joan Smith
Bertha H. Bell
Nellie Beebe
Big Game Hunt Tracks Cougar Rumors in Huron County
Reporters join off duty deputies and state patrolmen in a staged chase after a big cat in southeastern Huron County near Clarksfield. Sheriff’s deputy John Osterland claims sighting and shots fired as residents report livestock losses and tracks. A three-group operation surveys ravines along Route 18 and Butler Road while one group remains to shoot if the animal moves.
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Huron County
Clarksfield
John Osterland
Route 18
Butler Road
Harvey Heming
Osterland
Weather leads Norwalk into cold snap with outages and flurries
A sharp 31 degree drop from 62 to 31 degrees by morning brought snow flurries and predicted more snow. Power lines fell after a night of heavy rain and thunder, with outages on Norwalk's south side and wires down near O'd State Road. In New York, the UN General Assembly faced a tight vote on seating Communist China, with delegates split between Beijing and Nationalist China and no clear outcome.
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Charles Seifert
Woodlawn
Pine
O'd State Road
Garden Center
United Nations
N.Y
UPI
China
General Assembly
World Organization
United States
Peking
Japan
Laos
United Press International
Cat Hunt Resumes in Huron County Cougar Chase
A six person hunt with two dog owners and six deputies resumed near Clarsfield Route 60 after reports of a cougar seen and treed on the Julius Krebs property. Chief Deputy Dick Andres said hunters left after work and officers found cracks but no cougar.
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Jim Wade
Huron County
Julius Krebs
Route 60
Clarsfield
Krebs
Andres
Tornado Strikes Attica Village Business District
A tornado hit Attica at 6 p m tearing a grocery roof and blowing down wires poles and trees. The three minute storm blocked the village center as Layla Smeltz the Attica police chief described the scene. Patrolmen from Fremont Norwalk and Bucyrus aided and traffic returned to main streets within an hour.
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Layla Smeltz
Smeltz
Fremont
Norwalk
Bucyrus
Mosher Confirms Run Again In Sandusky Radio Q&A
Congressman Charles A. Mosher of the 13th District answered a radio host in Sandusky that he plans to run again. When asked about his future, Mosher simply said yes and no further details were discussed.
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Charles A. Mosher
13Th District
Sandusky
Rep. Mosher
Norwalk Bypass Land Suit Goes To Jury In Huron County
The state sues Fred and Dick M. Carvey over land on Route 18 near Laylin Road in the first Norwalk bypass land appropriation case heard by a jury in Huron County Common Pleas Court. Hearing testimony continued today.
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Norwalk Bypass
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Fred
Dick M. Carvey
Route 18
Laylin Road
Willard Driver Pleads Guilty In 90 MPH Chase
A Willard youth who led Norwalk police on a high speed chase pleaded guilty in Mayor's Court to reckless operation. He was fined 50 dollars and costs. John N. Polachek, 20, Willard, was jailed after his car hit an embankment on Seminary Road following a pursuit up to 90 mph.
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Norwalk
East Main Street
Route 61
John N. Polachek
Seminary Road
Polachek
Cleveland Road
Norwalk considers citywide pay raise ordinance
Norwalk City Council gave first reading to a salary ordinance raising wages by up to 45 cents hourly and 45 a month for most municipal workers effective 1966. Chiefs may see higher increases, up to about 800 yearly in some cases, with uniform pay for laborers and clerks across departments. Council pay would rise to 600 for members and 720 for president, funded partly by a police levy approved last Nov. 2.
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Richard Backburn
Blackburn
Council
Police Department
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