Youth Fined in Fatal Accident Case
An eighteen year old Fitchville youth received a 250 dollar fine and court costs for contributing to the delinquency of minors in Ashland County Juvenile Court. The case related to an accident that killed Linda Lou Wharton of Ashland. 12 people were charged by the Ohio Highway Patrol. The youth, a Naval Reserve member, changed plea from not guilty to guilty and may begin Navy duty after the proceeding.
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Fitchville
Ashland County
Mildred I. Myers
Hunter
Ohio Highway Patrol
Linda Lou Wharton
Ashland
Myers
Blair
Naval Reserve
Queen Signs Wage Bill in compulsory freeze push
Queen Elizabeth signed an order making the wage price freeze compulsory amid worker opposition to austerity. In Cincinnati a federal judge blasted ABA reporting restrictions as a threat to free speech. In Miami Hurricane Inez caused over 75 million dollars in damage and more than 300 deaths across islands and Florida. Worthington faces loss of its only doctor as draft threats loom for Dr Gregory Camp. Sandusky bids on rock salt prompt price fixing probe after three bids of 12.40 per ton for 100 tons.
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Brighton
England
UPI
Queen Elizabeth
Miami
Worthington
Mass
Sandusky, Ohio
Erie County
Attorney General’s Office
Joseph Masters
Poland youth held on arson suspicion in Poland
A 15 year old, junior fireman with the Poland Two Volunteer Fire Department, was detained by Mahoning County juvenile authorities on arson suspicions. He admitted setting fires May 7 at a barn May 20 at a summer home and June 22 at another house in Poland and helped extinguish them. Damage totaled about 25000 dollars.
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UPI
Poland Two
Mahoning County
Poland
I 71 Opening Near Cleveland Downtown Complete Says Official
Columbus report says plans to open Interstate 71 to Scranton Road in Cleveland by month end mark a triumph. James W. Shocknessy, chairman of the Ohio Turnpike Commission, calls it a victory as the freeway nears downtown Cleveland business district completion.
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UPI
Scranton Road
Cleveland
James W. Shocknessy
Shocknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Chen Yi Says U.S. Must Withdraw Before Viet Nam Peace Talks
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi told an African delegation that there can be no peace negotiations in Viet Nam until all U.S. forces withdraw. He urged immediate, total U.S. withdrawal as the world’s people demand.
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UPI
Chen Yi
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Weather and Notices From Local Beacon
Partly cloudy and cooler with scattered light showers near the lake. High around 50s and clearing with frost tonight. Tuesday’s high 73 and low 60 with sunrise 7 28 and sunset 7 03. Marriage applications list Rodney Anson Strow and Barbara Ann Beebe both of Bellevue. Deaths include William Beard 67 formerly Norwalk. Robert J. Fisher 71 of 16 State St Norwalk. Marie Bores 8 weeks of 81 Corwin St Norwalk.
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Rodney Anson Strow
Bellevue
Barbara Ann Beebe
William Beard
Norwalk
Robert J. Fisher
State St
Marie Bores
Corwin St
Norwalk Considers Two Story Addition To City Office Building
The city unveiled tentative plans Tuesday night for a front two story addition to the Norwalk City Office Building built in the late 1940s. Estimated cost ranges from 50 000 to 65 000 with 15 000 more to finish a council chamber on the second floor. The present chamber sits above the fire hall next door. Mayor Harold Finch said costs would be shared by all departments in the building and authorized Thurman J. Peabody to prepare drawings. The addition would provide space for the mayor service director auditor collections planning and zoning human relations and move the mayor's court from police headquarters. The plan calls for a 36 by 66 feet extension abutting the front sidewalk. Further details pending council action.
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Norwalk City
Harold Finch
Council
Norwalk
Thurman J. Peabody
Norwalk approves first reading of new city wage ordinance
The Norwalk City Council gave a first reading to a wage scale ordinance designed to boost on the job pay, with 110 full time employees set for higher wages and a projected annual cost of about 53 thousand dollars.
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New City
Norwalk
Allen Hakes
Hakes
Norwalk Woman Signs Controversial Poverty Aid Request
Mrs. George Cook Ford of Norwalk chaired a two hour CAC meeting to sign and mail the request for more federal funds for the War on Poverty to the Chicago regional Office of Economic Opportunity. The board called the meeting harmonious and said data corrections were made, with reports from Huron agencies to follow, and a survey summary to be mailed to CAC members and media.
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Erie
Huron Counties
Office of Economic Opportunity
Chicago
George Cook Ford
Norwalk
Huron County
Munity Action Commission
Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission
Ford
Sandusky
Bicounty Cac
Calvin Stalnaker
Huron County Cac
CAC
Area Group Tours Penta County Vocational School
Thirty area residents from Huron County toured the Penta County Vocational School near Toledo on a Monday morning visit. The 30 visitors watched students at work, impressed by their focus and productivity, as the school has hosted 600 tours in the last year since opening. The tour was organized by the Committee to Promote the EHOVE Vocational School, which seeks a millage to fund a new school in the Milan district similar to Penta County.
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Penta-County Vocational School
Toledo
Huron County
Penta County
Ehove Vocational School
Erie-Huron
Ottawa County
Milan
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