Draft board allows grads to finish term before induction
The Draft director Hershey ordered local boards to let drafted graduate students complete their current term. The policy aims to ease the draft impact on students and graduate schools while Feb 15 ended academic deferments for non medical grads. Paris reports markets shut to aid France against devaluation as Bonn hosts wealth nations meeting on the world money crisis.
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UPI
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National Security Council
Hershey
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Bonn
Weather Summary and Local Birth and Marriage Notices
Cloudy windy and cold with scattered snow flurries ending tonight. Highs in the 30s and lows in the 20s. Partly cloudy and warmer Thursday. North Fairfield and Norwalk report 1 inch snowfall and Tuesday highs 37 in Norwalk and 27 low. Births Mr and Mrs David Miller North Fairfield a son. Marriage license John A Leitz Willard brakeman and Ellen F Gibson Willard waitress.
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David Miller
North Fairfield
F-T
John A. Leitz
Willard
Ellen F. Gibson
Norwalk Urological Plant Expansion Report Denied
It was reported that Norwalks Urological Instrument Co would expand by 3 million dollars with work starting in 1970 and finishing in 1971 but parent American Cystoscope Makers of New York City denied any expansion plans. The project allegedly included a two story addition and new machine shops for surgical tools. Local manager Albert Astarita declined comment.
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Urological Instrument Co
American Cystoscope Makers
New York City
Wallace Blakey
American Cystoscope
Urological Instrument 93
North Pleasant
Albert Astarita
Kennedy Sensed Peril in First Term, Doctor Says
Dr Janet G Travell recounts President Kennedy’s remark about the danger of presidents elected in years divisible by 20 dying in office. She notes Kennedy’s fear and a 1960 conversation about accompanying him on motorcades, which the Secret Service opposed. He reportedly believed fate or pension would shield his family, and Dublin Dallas incident underscored limits of medical intervention.
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UPI
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Janet G. Travell
White House
McCall’s
United States
Travell
Snow Falls Across Norwalk and Cleveland Districts
Norwalk saw its first light snowfall of the season on Tuesday with on inch of snow causing slippery roads and minor car troubles though no serious accidents were reported within the city. Cleveland reported two to four inches during the evening rush hour with bumper to bumper traffic on the Inner Belt Expressway. Weather forecasts predict warming later in the week with possible light showers. In Columbus, the Sealy Tax Study Committee prepared to recommend a universal county income tax of one percent for individuals and five percent for businesses, ending personal property tax on most items and the intangible tax. The plan would require all counties to levy the tax and would credit current income tax payments.
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Columbus
UPI
Sealy
Rep
Albert H. Sealy Jr
Dayton
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Norwalk
Charles Hipp
Two Detroit Men Arrested After Drug Store Incident
Norwalk police charge two Detroit men identified as John S. Thomas and Robert E. Spears with larceny after they attempted to shortchange a K and H Drug Co. clerk. One offered a $20 bill for mouthwash, received change, and fled as police tracked their license plate. Bond set at $600 each. hearings planned in Common Pleas Court.
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Detroit
K & H Drug Co
E. Main
Jane Domeraski
John S. Thomas
Robert E. Spears
George Bruehler
Bruehler
James Vanhentenryck
Vanhentenryck
Common Pleas Court
Thomas
Mine Blast Traps 57 at West Virginia Coal Mine
Tremendous explosions rocked a seven mile long deep coal mine near Mannington West Virginia trapping 57 men underground Eight were reported in no danger while 49 remained in jeopardy Rescue officials quoted David H Davis president of the Mountaineer division of Consolidated Coal Co saying the blast was of such magnitude as to place in great jeopardy the lives of the men working in the area
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UPI
David H. Davis
Mountaineer Division
Consolidated Coal Co
Norwalk Hears City Action On Sewer Problems
Mayor Harold Finch said the city has started work on state recommendations to fix the Norwalk sewer system after a health department letter cited raw sewage discharges into Norwalk Creek. The letter ordered tying two homes into the sanitary sewer and expanding the system, noting bypasses during wet weather.
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Harold Finch
Norwalk
Finch
Ohio Department of Health
Norwalk Creek
Morley Price
Louis Nardecchia
Price
Resident accuses city of favoritism on water sewer bills
North West Street resident Howard R. Turnley charged the Norwalk city with unequal water and sewer billing. He alleged Stokley Van Camp plant dodges sewer rentals and penalties are waived for some customers, while others pay less. Mayor Finch promised an immediate probe and enforcement of the junkyard ordinance.
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Howard R. Turnley
North West
Stokley van Camp
Turnley
Harold Finch
Arthur Gassman
Stokley
Florida
Norwalk
William C. Saladin, Jr
G. Ira Liedorff
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