Cleveland judge urges court costs to fund new courthouse
UPI reports Judge Richard Brennan, chief justice elect of Cleveland Municipal Court, backs legislation to require court costs as a revenue source for a new municipal court house. Also, John Kocevar of the Cuyahoga County sheriff's department faced a drunk driving trial in Garfield Heights Municipal Court after a delay and transfer from Valley View.
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Cleveland
UPI
Richard Brennan
Cleveland Municipal Court
John Kocevar
Cuyahoga County
Sheriff’s Department
Garfield Heights
Kocevar
Valley View
Woman seeks annulment over draft dodger husband
Karen M. Wilson of Mountain View files in San Jose Superior Court to annul her six month marriage to Kenneth Wilson over fraud she says his marriage to dodge the draft. The couple wed last summer before Johnson ended draft exemptions for married men.
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San Jose
Calif
UPI
Karen M. Wilson
Mountain View
Superior
Kenneth Wilson
Johnson
Traffic Death Toll Rises During Holiday Weekend
A United Press International tally at 10 a.m. EST reported at least 201 people killed in traffic accidents since the four day holiday weekend began at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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United Press International
Vatican Library Sees Theft Of Priceless Manuscripts
Vatican police report the loss of two priceless manuscripts and two relics valued near half a million dollars from the Vatican library in the apostolic palace. The theft, the first at the Vatican in years, was discovered this morning.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican Library
Vatican
The
Apostolic Palace
Weather and Births and Deaths Summary
Mostly cloudy with warm spells and light rain possible. Highs near 50s and 40s with nights around 49 to 50. Births listed for several couples in Greenwich New Haven Republic North Fairfield Attica Willard and New London. Death notices for Caprara Vegus Geist Parker aged 33 50 75 84.
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Robert Palmer
Greenwich
Ralph Shoemaker
Bank St
Eugene Palmer
New Haven
Stanley Obrenovich
Republic
Homer Brown
North Fairfield
Malcom Parsons
New London
Raymond Blum
Attica
Mary Caprara
Norwalk
Clarence A. Vegus
Wadsworth
Mary Geist
Wakeman
Harry C. Parker
McNamara Plans Vietnam Front Tour After London Paris Talks
Defense Secretary McNamara will fly to Vietnam with Gen Wheeler to inspect the expanding U S effort as U S forces near 200000 by year end. They will discuss bombing options and the war outlook with Westmoreland and Saigon officials amid ongoing peace talks uncertainty.
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Washington
UPS
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
U.S
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
London
Paris
First Nuclear Ships Reach Viet Nam War Stations
The aircraft carrier Enterprise and guided missile frigate Bainbridge, first nuclear powered U S Navy vessels to enter the Viet Nam war, moved into combat stations off the coast. B 52 bombers from Guam struck targets near Saigon as allied troops pace a rice harvest defense amid reports of limited fighting in the area.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S. Navy
Viet Nam
Enterprise
Bainbridge
Navy
Guam
Binh Tuy
Western Pacific
Japan
7Th Fleet
Lawsuits Filed Against Golden Age Nursing Home Owners
Two suits totaling 105400 seek damages from Golden Age Nursing Home owners in Cuyahoga County for fatalities from the November 23 1963 fire. Estates of Lonnie Clark and Maude Lehman are the plaintiffs, with claims of 50000 and 55400 respectively. The fire killed 63 residents and the home stood near Fitchville.
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Cuyahoga County
Anna M. Clark
Lonnie Clark
Clark
Louis Roberts
Maude Lehman
Suspects Questioned In Wakeman Tavern Burglary
Two of four suspects held in the armed Pine Bar robbery case were questioned by Huron County deputies at the Huron Jail. AlLan Gull 23 and Dale Gull 20 of Lorain faced questioning as coins with red paint from the Pine Bar were found with them. The other two suspects Ismael Hernandez 22 and Jose Diaz 20 are in Erie County jail. coins were sent to the BCI at London.
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Huron
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Pine Bar
Wakeman
Borgia
Sgt
James Wade
Allan Gull
Dale Gull
Lorain
Kaferly
Ismael Hernandez
Jose Diaz
Erie County
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
TV Left On Bridge Shocks Johnson Road
A table model mahogany TV was left on a bridge on Johnson Road Thursday by an unidentified driver. Dean Buderer reported the set to the sheriff and gave the deputy a description of the car.
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Johnson Road
Dean Buderer
Sheriff’s Department
Buderer
Cat Sightings Persist in Huron County Area
A big cat continues to be seen near the Oney junkyard on Route 1 between Routes 61 and 20, with deputies tracking tracks after a truck collision near Route 18. Sheriff John Borgia says a search is planned to locate the animal or any injured cat.
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Huron County
Sheriff’s Department
Oney Junkyard
Route 1
Route 18
John Borgia
Borgia
Boys Town Choir to Perform at Norwalk High School
Tonight at 8:15 p.m. 800 tickets have been sold for the Boys Town Choir concert in the Norwalk High School Auditorium. Forty boys from Boys Town Nevada will present the program with 150 tickets available at the door.
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King Basketball
Norwalk
Bellevue
Mike Myers
Boys Town
Norwalk High School
Nev
Box From Armour Fertilizer Burglary Found Near Bellvue Reservoir
A metal box taken in a burglary at the Armour Fertilizer Co near Bellvue was found Wednesday afternoon near Bellvue Reservoir Number 5 off Route 547. Game Warden James Rhome turned the box into the Huron County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff John Borgia said the box contained $15 in postage stamps and $30 in cash. The burglary was reported Monday.
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Armour Fertilizer Co
Bellevue
Bellevue Reservoir
Huron County Sheriff's Department
James Rhome
John Borgia
Three-Continent Meeting Planned in Havana
A three-continent, 100 nation conference will open in Havana on January 3 to align Afro Asian and Latin American strategy against imperialism. Prague preparatory committee gave the green light. Havana hosts January 3 to 10 with strong Russian support and Communist China invited. Peking risks isolation if it stays away.
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London
UPI
Havana
Ameri
Prague
China
Algiers
Peking
Santa Claus to arrive in Norwalk despite drizzle
Santa’s advance man Tom Thaxton says light rain will not delay the visit. Santa planned to land by helicopter at 1:30 but Main Street landing canceled. the craft will hover near Court House Square before landing in Water Street lot and a waiting convertible will take Santa to his candy house.
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Santa Claus
Norwalk
Santa
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Thaxton
Thaxton
Courthouse Square
Water Street
City Church to vote on new Fellowship Hall
Members of the First United Presbyterian Church of Norwalk will vote at 10:45 a.m. Sunday on building a Fellowship Hall in a south side complex. If approved, the hall joins the sanctuary and educational building under construction. Two other new structures are already in progress. The hall would host social and recreation activities and include a balcony and kitchen. Four deacons and five elders will be elected at the meeting.
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First United Presbyterian Church of
Norwalk
Edu
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