United Fund reaches fourteen thousand six hundred thirty eight dollars
The United Fund drive in Norwalk area reaches 14638.44 in pledges and contributions as drive chairman George Manyak appeals to firms with completed drives to contact the fund office. Notable 100 percent participants include the Sheriff’s Department Bowen Co Retarded Childrens’ teachers Veterans Administration and Ringholtz Meyers.
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United Fund
Norwalk Area
George Manyak
United Fund Office
Sheriff’s Department
Bowen Co
Retarded Childrens’ Teachers, Veterans Administration
Ringholtz & Meyers
Reflector Reprints 1964 Position Paper On Moderate Republicanism
Beginning today the REFLECTOR runs five articles from leading political causes as POSITION PAPERS 1964. Arthur Larson writes on moderate Republicanism and the piece appears on the editorial page with permission from SATURDAY REVIEW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Review
Arthur Larson
Five Day Forecast and Local Notices
Weather Mostly cloudy with showers tonight and cooler. Low 33 to 40. Tuesday cloudy with a chance of showers and high near 60. Five day forecast shows temperatures 8 to 10 degrees below normal. Precipitation about a tenth of an inch, likely Thursday or Friday. Marriage license applications list Thomas E Hesting and Sherry D Parsons plus Richard L Palmer and Marilyn R Krick. Births report three newborns and deaths note David A Mather of Lorain.
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Thomas E. Hesting
Columbus City
Ind
Sherry D. Parsons
Willard
Richard L. Palmer
Monroeville
Marilyn R. Krick
East Germans Escape Via Tunnel Into West Berlin
West Berlin officials report 57 East Germans fled to the West through a Bernauer Strasse tunnel, with 23 men 31 women and three children among them. East German border guards exchanged fire as the tunnel was discovered fatally wounding Cpl. Egon Schultz per East German ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
East German Defense Department
Wedding
Cpl. Egon Schultz
East Berlin
ADN
Bernauer Strasse
Northern Ohio Telephone strike disrupts traffic across nine cities
Supervisors and staff from Northern Ohio Telephone Co. walk out at 12:01 am, with picket lines forming by 6 am around NOT offices in nine northern Ohio cities. President William C. Henry says traffic will be handled by supervisors but impact on service is unclear. A cable cut near Hayesville to Perrysville disrupts Ashland and Loudonville areas. Local 986 spokesman G Ira Liedorff says strike data are still arriving, with no new contract after 13 weeks of talks.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Northern
Ohio
William C. Henry
Henry
Hayesville
Perrysville
Ashland
Loudonville
G. Ira Liedorff
International Brotherhood of Electrical Works
Sandusky
Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers and
General Motors Corp
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Louis G. Seaton
Seaton
Killer Hilda threat fades yet floods Dixie with deaths
Hurricane Hilda wrecks in seven states causing 37 deaths and 200 injuries. Louisiana faces millions in sugar crop losses and widespread damage as floods rise along the Amite and Comite rivers. federal aid and an aerial damage survey are underway as evacuees return home.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Hilda
Dixie
South Carolina
Louisiana
Lloyd Laudenan
American Sugar Cane League
New Orleans
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
John McKeithen
Johnson
Comite
Greensburg
Port Vincent
Hila
NAACP plans complaints and pickets in Sandusky
The Sandusky NAACP branch will file complaints with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission alleging limited access for Black residents and will picket several businesses. President Erroll Alexander declined to reveal details and said letters to local police and sheriff departments may be sent as part of the proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
UPI
NAACP
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Erroll Alexander
Alexander
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Frey’s 71 Year Business Closes in Norwalk
Frey’s Garden Center and Toy Shop at 51 Benedict Ave will close after 71 years of coal and ice deliveries, garden and toy sales. Esther Frey and Vincent Hipp end efforts to keep the business afloat as the era of coal wanes, with a final sale planned this week.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
U.S. Senate
Pierre Salinger
Senate
George Murphy
Vince Hipp
Jesther Frey
Joseph Frey
Norwalk
Frey
Benedict Ave
Maple City Ice Co
Esther Frey
Vincent Hipp
Hipp
Miss Frey
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