Unintentioned Bank Robber Gets Compassion
In Los Angeles the case of Peter Mace a 60 year old butcher who robbed a Sherman Oaks bank was heard. He pleaded guilty and faced 20 years but the judge sentenced him to three years probation after a psychiatric exam was ordered. Mace cited drinking and his wife’s death as factors.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Peter Mace
Mace
Security First National Bank
Sherman Oaks
U.S. Dist
Albert Lee Stephens
Marcia King
Stephens
Norwalk Council Approves Power Study and Substation Plans
The Norwalk City Council adopted an emergency ordinance to hire the Akron firm Glaus Pyle Schomer to survey the power plant and draft improvement recommendations. A $6,500 appropriation from the electric fund funds the study, with bids planned for two north city substations and a power loop costing over $300,000.
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Norwalk
Glaus, Pyle and Schomer
Akron
Louis G. Frey
Ments
Morley K. Price
Main Street
St Peter Lutheran Church to Hold Special Meeting on Property Expansion
A special congregational meeting at 2 p.m. on Sunday November 22 in the church basement will decide on buying property for church facility expansion at the current site or constructing new facilities at another site. Attendance is expected to be the largest ever and babysitting and movies will be provided for children. Separately in Rome Italy expelled two Egyptian diplomats over a Moroccan kidnapping case, and protested to the United Arab Republic.
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St. Peter Lutheran Church
Haldon Robarge
Rome
UPI
Italy
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Vatican to vote on declaration absolving Jews of sole blame
The Ecumenical Council will vote Friday on a declaration absolving Jews of sole responsibility for Christ’s death. The move marks a victory for Augustin Cardinal Bea's Secretariat for Christian Unity despite conservative churchmen and Arab opposition.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Augustin Cardinal Bea
Secretariat For Christian Unity
Red China near hydrogen device stage amid nuclear progress
UPI reports that China has moved closer to a hydrogen explosion after testing a crude bomb last month. In Washington, talks among the United States Britain and West Germany aim at a NATO nuclear surface fleet, facing French opposition as Wilson and advisers seek a weekend compromise on the Multilateral Nuclear Force plan.
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London
UPI
Red China
Russia
Washington
API
United States
Britain
West Germany
Harold Wilson
Weather and notices from Ohio and Texas
Considerable cloudiness and colder today with occasional light rain south, spreading north Thursday as a rain snow mix. Cooler Thursday with lows 29 to 34 north and 33 to 38 south. highs only in the 30s north and 40s south. Birth notice for a Monroeville boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Jones. Death notice for Lloyd T Cronk, 73, San Antonio, Texas.
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Ohio
Strikebreak Act Sought in City Council
City council weighs a proposed ordinance to ban strikebreaking by management as labor unions grow in the community. King Jameson leads backing from Northern Ohio Telephone Co. workers and cites similar laws in nearby towns.
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King Jameson
Jameson
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Delbert Crawford
Ohio
Norwalk Board Recognizes Teachers Group
The Norwalk Teachers' Association was recognized by the Board of Education as the official representative of Norwalk teachers. The group formed Oct 14 and replaces the former Norwalk City Teachers Association. Dr. Sturgis R. Corbin supports the association and outlines aims to negotiate salaries and policy involvement.
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Norwalk
Teachers’ Association
The
Board of Education
Norwalk Board weighs free school rentals and new shop programs
The Norwalk Board of Education heard Dale Olsen outline a tentative rental policy to waive charges for school or school-related groups including children in recreation. St Pauls High will use the Junior High gym free for practice with a $25 custodial fee for games. Dr Sturgis Corbin announced state reimbursable two year carpentry and auto mechanics programs for juniors and seniors, needing two more teachers and shop courses plus math and science. He also plans to explore home economics program expansion.
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St. Paul’s High School
Sturgis R. Corbin
Norwalk
Carbin
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Gallup
Milan Ave
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Park and Recreation Board
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Richard Jones
Monroeville
Texas
Lloyd T. Cronk
San Antonio
Chicago
Board
Isaiah Owens
William B. Holman
NTA
William Conway
Esther Lawrence
Rex Lantz
Irvin Maxwell
Amelia Earhart
Portland
Ore
Amelia
Dale Olsen
Norwalk Board of Education
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