Ohio Warns Of Pyramid Firms Tied To Turner
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown warned residents about seven pyramid merchandising firms linked to Glenn Turner. Firms include Sew Smooth in Cincinnati Portsmouth and Lucasville. Wetware in Youngstown. Weta Inc. in Circleville Dayton and Cincinnati. Those Who Dare in Youngstown. K. I. B. Inc. in Cleveland. Do-More in Fremont. Brown noted the operations violate Ohio law and have been enjoined.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
William J. Brown
Sew Smooth
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Lucasville
Wetware
Youngstown
Weta Inc
Circleville
Dayton
K. I. B. Inc
Cleveland
Do-More
Fremont
Glenn Turner
Pyramid
Browns
Gold in Them That s Appendix Found in Sydney Hospital
Wilfred Miller swallowed a gold tooth cap nine months earlier. Surgeons removing his appendix at Sydney Hospital found the cap, a claimed million-to-one discovery, and the hospital plans to museum both appendix and gold cap. Miller had no pain when he swallowed it and later needed hernia surgery.
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Sydney
UPI
Wilfred Miller
Australian
Sydney Hospital
Miller
City obtains land for Linwood Avenue Bridge approach
The City of Norwalk settled with Robert T. Deiner at 21 Summit St for $500 after rejecting a $127 offer. One remaining property, owned by Kenneth Conway, awaits appropriation. City council had approved land seizure against both parties for the bridge right of way.
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Norwalk
Robert T. Deiner
Summit St
Linwood Avenue
Deiner
Kenneth Conway
Conway
Soldier James E. Cox Granted Furlough Home
P.F. C. James E. Cox son of Mrs. Virginia Cox 55 Simpson St is home from Fort Polk on furlough. He will report to Fort Jackson North Carolina November 27 and transfer to Germany. Cox entered the Army in July and earned his high school diploma at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri.
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P.F
James E. Cox
Virginia Cox
Simpson St
Fort Polk
Fort Jackson
N.C
Germany
Cox
Army
Norwalk High School
Ft. Leonard Wood
Bellevue Plant Worker Wins Record $1491 for Idea
Don Bores of rural Norwalk, a GE Bellevue Lamp Plant employee since 1967, received a $1491 cash award for a suggestion to regulate heated air flow to prevent reflector cracking during capping. The sum was the largest ever granted at the Bellevue plant and was awarded last Tuesday.
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Don Bores
Norwalk
General Electric
Bellevue
Bores
Youth Breakfast at Norwalk Church Features Bob Routh
Norwalk Alliance Church hosts a youth fellowship breakfast Tuesday at 7 a.m. Bob Routh, president of Routh Packing Co. in Sandusky, will speak. The event invites all students and teachers at 79 East Main Street.
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Bob Routh
Norwalk Alliance Church Youth Fellowship
Routh
Routh Packing Co
Sandusky
E. Main St
Judge Will Speak at Sandusky Fellowship Event
The Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship International of Sandusky will hear Columbus Municipal Court Judge Wilbur L. Shull at 6 30 p m Saturday evening at the Holiday Inn Sandusky. dinner and community singing are planned with several former drug addicts involved in Outreach For Youth. NEW LONDON Thanksgiving Eve worship service set for 7 30 tonight at Our Lady of Lourdes. public invited.
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Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship International of
Sandusky
Columbus Municipal
Wilbur L. Shull
Holiday Inn
New London
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Plan for New London High School Adult Education Program
New London High School plans to start an adult education program featuring cultural vocational and basic courses plus recreation under the lighted schoolhouse concept. Principal Robert Wenner says a resident questionnaire will guide offerings with a target start date of February 1 and possible graduate diplomas for near-grad dropouts. Interested residents may contact Wenner or the Parents Advisory Council.
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New London
New London High School
Robert Wenner
Wenner
Parents Advisory Council
Judge Reviews Suppression Motion In Norwalk Drug Case
Juvenile Court Judge Russell T. Antrim heard arguments on suppressing evidence in a drug case involving two teenage suspects, ages 16 and 17, after police searched an unoccupied house and a nearby car on October 28. Four arrests were made as defense lawyers argued warrant defects.
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Russell T. Antrim
Antrim
Norwalk
Phillip M. White, Jr
Richard Grubbe
Sandusky
Soviet View Of Tragedy Marks Kennedy Killing Anniversary
Moscow marked the ninth anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s assassination by denouncing American businessmen for selling souvenirs of the tragedy. Literary Gazette, the Writers Guild organ, criticized Dallas Book Depository shipments and alleged attempts to turn the site into a museum of assassination while noting tourists break pieces from the building wall.
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Moscow
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Literary Gazette
Writers Guild
Dallas Texas’ Book Depository
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Three Men Arrested on Marijuana Charges After Traffic Stop
A Norwalk Post trooper stopped a car at U.S. 20 and Ohio 4 after 7:25 p.m. for a headlight out. Marijuana was seen in plain view leading to charges against Richard D. Kirkendall Edward J. Oswald and Thomas C. Glass. Glass pleaded no contest and received six months in the Toledo Workhouse suspended. three years probation with no drugs. Kirkendall and Oswald await court hearings.
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Norwalk
U.S. 20
Ohio
Richard D. Kirkendall
Columbus
Edward J. Oswald
Sandusky
Thomas C. Glass
Huron County
Glass
Common Pleas Court
Toledo
Kirkendall
Oswald
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