Norwalk United Fund reaches 20 percent of goal
Goal stands at 49117 dollars as MRS PEG GLOVER of the Salvation Army sorts donated clothing for distribution by the Norwalk Area United Fund. President B Harry Parke reports 10674 44 in pledges today, about 20 percent of the year’s goal as canvassing continues in local businesses and industries. The 100 centers list includes Kubach Smith Funeral Home and Johnson’s Jewelry.
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Peg Glover
Salvation Army
The
Norwalk Area
United Fund
B. Harry Parke
Norwalk
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Johnson’s Jewelry
Louisiana braces for Hurricane Hilda as towns evacuate
In New Orleans area and along the Gulf Coast Hurricane Hilda, 400 miles wide with 150 mph winds, drives mass evacuations. Refugee centers fill as 45,000 flee Texas and Louisiana toward safety. Weather Bureau warns of gulf coast impact within 24 hours.
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New Orleans
UPI
National Guard
Louisiana Gulf Coast
U.S. Weather Bureau
Gulf
Louisana
Mississippi
Coast Guard
Tampico
Mexico
Pensacola
Fla
Weather Bureau
Galveston
Tex
Louisiana
Mobile
Ala
Brownsville
Texas
Cameron
Franklin
Red Cross
the Weather Bureau
Norwalk Airport to Open Under Lingenfelter Plan
Norwalk Airport Corp led by Dr. Robert Lingenfelter aims for a Oct. 25 opening with a 136 acre site on Route 250 north of Norwalk. A 30 day lease with option to buy and FAA inspected facilities include a 3000 by 75 foot runway, fuel services, and radio weather/flight planning.
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Norwalk
Robert Lingenfelter
Norwalk Airport Corp
Paul Miller
Norwalk Air Park Developement Corp
Lingenfelter
Route 250
Miller
Frank J. Hiltz
William Wilkinson
Air Park Corp
Firelands Flying Service
Ohio Aviation Commission
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Gaulle Eyes Pan Latin Alliance In Congress Speech
From Santiago reports President Charles de Gaulle plans a joint congressional address implying a Pan Latin alliance could curb U.S. influence in South America. He cited closer Chile-France ties as potentially shifting current international dynamics.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Congress
U.S
South America
National University
France
Weather and births and deaths notice
Weather shows variable cloudiness on Friday with afternoon or evening showers affecting about 40 percent of the area. Continued warm Friday with highs 74 to 82 and lows 44 to 50 at night. Saturday partly cloudy and cooler. Births reported for Maurice W. Neal and Elmer Morgan with a boy and a girl respectively. Deaths listed for Homer H. Nuhl and Charles W. Sands.
Stubborn Senator Vows Baker Probe Will Continue
Senator John Sherman Cooper vows to persist with the Bobby Baker investigation despite Congress adjournment, aiming to finish the probe into a $25,000 political payoff. Chairman B Everett Jordan says he will campaign on the Lady Bird Special heading south.
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Washington
UPI
John Sherman Cooper
Congress
Bobby Baker
Cooper
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Lady Bird
Committee Reopens Baker Case On Stadium Payoffs
The congressional committee reopens the Baker Case with focus on the District of Columbia Stadium contracting. Witnesses deny knowledge of any payoff as investigations move to armory board and construction officials. McCloskey allegedly paid 35000 in kickbacks, with 10000 to Reynolds who routed 25000 to Baker for the Kennedy Johnson 1960 campaign.
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Jordan
Baker
District of Columbia
District Armory Board
Matthew McCloskey
John J. Williams
Don B. Reynolds
Strike Threat After Talks Between IBEW Local 986 and NOtel
Local 986 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers set a 2 p.m. meeting today with Northern Ohio Telephone Co to avert a strike. Union spokesman G Ira Leidorff declined to say when workers might walk out if no deal is reached. Meeting location not disclosed.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
G. Ira Leidorff
Fanny Farmer Talks Resume With Teamsters Over Contract
Negotiations between Fanny Farmer Candy Shop and Teamsters Local 20 resume at 6 p.m. today as the company offers a new contract. Workers have been operating without a contract since May. They granted the union authority to call a strike, but no strike or deadline has been set. Company and union disagree broadly on the contract terms.
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shop
Teamsters Local 20
John F. Dwyer
Dwyer
Oil Well Drilled Near Ellen K Willett Property
Drilling near the Ellen K Willett property on Edwards Road in Ripley Township aims to reach the Trempealeau formation by late today or Saturday. The Trempealeau begins at 3,800 feet. operators anticipate drilling about 250 feet into it, with progress about 250 feet per day. The Lomer Johnson Drilling Co is conducting the operation for Hudson Oil Co of Columbus.
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Ellen K. Willett
Edwards Road
Ripley Township
Lomer & Johnson Drilling Co
Hudson Oil Co
Columbus
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Hilda
Gulf Coast
Linda Winemiller
Willard
Susan Frankart
Charlene Arnold
Holly Stone
Kendra Fogt
Pete Mohn
Dr. Lingenfelter
U.S. Navy Medical Corps
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Ler
de Gaulle
Detroit
United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp
Louis G. Seaton
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Viet Cong
Saigon
Viet Nam
Thai Hoa
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Izvestia
Thresher
Navy
North Atlantic
Cape Cod
Maurice W. Neal
Summit
Elmer Morgan
Oberlin
Homer H. Nuhl
Monroeville
Charles W. Sands
Pkace
Fanny Farmer
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