Hirohito Honors MacArthur in U S Memorial Visit
Emperor Hirohito on his first U S trip honors General Douglas MacArthur by placing a wreath at the MacArthur Memorial in Norfolk. In Cleveland, Arnold Pinkney upset Republican Ralph J Perk in the Democratic primary, capturing 41 percent to Perk's 37 percent.
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Williamsburg
UPI
Hirohito
United States
Japan
MacArthur Memorial
Norfolk
Cleveland
Arnold Pinkney
Ralph J. Perk
Pinkney
Cleveland Board of Education
Perk
Terrorists Kill Three Madrid Police Officers
In Madrid bands of terrorists with sawed-off shotguns killed three policemen and wounded a fourth as a crowd of about a million celebrated Franco’s 39th anniversary. Franco accused foreign plotters including Free Masons and Communists in reaction to Spain’s execution of five terrorists for earlier police slayings.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
Spain
Weather Update and Life Events from The Record
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s and sunny cooler Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Marriage license applications listed for Rudy Martinez and Maria Elena Chairez. Larry J. Dent and Charla Ann Nortz. Kim W. Freet and Teresa R. Brown. Birth announced for Ivan Enders’ son. death reported for William C. Stultz, 81, of Berlin Heights.
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Rudy Martinez
Norwalk
Maria Elena Chairez
Collins
Larry J. Dent
Charla Ann Nortz
Kim W. Freet
Thornville
Teresa R. Brown
Ivan Enders
Willard
Do you believe Norwalk City Schools offer better opportunities
Readers weigh in on whether educational opportunities in Norwalk City Schools compare favorably with those in nearby districts. Opinions vary as residents cite curriculum choices, resources, and student outcomes in the local system.
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Norwalk City
Norwalk
Cleveland
Norwalk School Debate Sparks Public Vote On Layout
Readers weigh in with mixed views on Norwalk schools and a proposed municipal courtroom layout. Citizens call in on the ballot question asking whether to support the new design, with polls showing divisions among residents and officials.
Muni Court Plan Pushes Council From Its Chambers
Norwalk City Council debates using the council chamber for a new municipal court set to open January 2. The plan would place the court in the southeast corner with the council tables moved aside and three soundproof conference rooms, a jury box and witness stands constructed. Council members worry about losing control of the space, while a few support the rearrangement to ensure the court’s effective operation.
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Jack Brown
Norwalk
City Hall
Lawrence Bresson
Richard Sipple
Smith
James Widman
Furniture
Phillip White
Ronald Freeman
Donald Derby
White
Council
Gas Cutbacks Put Ohio Schools at Winter Risk
Norwalk and St Paul districts face a 60 percent fuel allotment cut from Columbia Gas of Ohio this winter. Norwalk relies on new boilers and conservation to cope. St Paul plans to adjust heat and windows. Several other districts consider closures or oil-fuel conversions if allocations tighten.
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Norwalk
St. Paul
Columbia Gas
Ohio
St. Paul’s Board of Education
Ramsay
New London
Fitchville
Donald Schick
Western Reserve
Monroeville
Elvin Ferres
Gerald Beck
Lowell Etzler
South Central Schools
Board of Education
Park Commission Meeting Tonight In City Council Chambers
The Park Commission will meet at 8 tonight in city council chambers to discuss agenda items and public input. The meeting location is the city council chambers.
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The
Park Commission
City Council
Wells elected secretary of national agricultural agents group
John Wells, longtime Huron County extension agent, was chosen secretary of the National Association of County Agricultural Agents. The 59 year old Ohioan will handle secretarial duties on the board of the 5100 member group.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Wells
Huron County
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Wells
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Shreve
Wayne County
Ohio State University
U.S. Navy
National Association
Columbus
Public
Agents’ Organization
Ohio County Extension Agents Association
Emilie
North Fairfield
Joan
Richard
Sidney Post
The
Reflector
Agent Association
E.O. Williams
Lucas County
Suspect In Baby Death Undergoing Psychiatric Exam
Mrs. Virginia Lou West awaits psychiatric evaluation at Mansfield General Hospital after arraignment on involuntary manslaughter tied to five year old Robert Dean Taylor’s death. The child died from basilar ganglia necrosis with multiple injuries. a grand jury is expected Friday.
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Virginia Lou West
Robert Dean Taylor
Mansfield General Hospital
Phillip M. White, Jr
Harley D. Lindquist
William B. Holman
Huron County
Wappner Funeral
Mansfield
Ex Marine Sipple Sues Papers Over Privacy Claim
Oliver Sipple, the ex Marine who helped avert Ford assassination, sues seven major papers for 15 million dollars alleging publication of private sexual orientation violated his privacy. He cites harassment and humiliation after the Chronicle and Times first reported his sexuality.
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Ford
San Francisco
UPI
Sipple
John E. Wahl
Wahl
Sara
Medicare Patients To Pay More Next Year
The Social Security Administration announced higher hospital costs for Medicare patients in 197? The first $104 of a hospital bill must be paid starting Jan 1, up from $94 for aged and disabled individuals. After that, Medicare covers costs for the first 60 days of hospitalization.
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Washington
UPI
Social Security Administration
Medicare
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Berlin Heights
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Norwalk City School
van Ramsay
John Lehmkuhl
Chicago
Newoalk
Superior Court
Oliver W. Sipple
Jane Moore
Miss Moore
White House
Herb
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San Antonio Express
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