Manson Lunges Toward Judge During Tate Trial
Charles Manson lunged toward Superior Court Judge Charles H. Older with a pencil during the Sharon Tate murder trial. The judge ordered security and the trial continued as three young women defendants were removed from the courtroom.
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Pat Nixon Finds European Trip Grueling Yet Gracious
First Lady Pat Nixon endured a demanding nine day European tour across five nations totaling 12 000 miles. She received widespread praise from officials and crowds in Rome Belgrade Madrid and Irish towns while greeting welcomed by Tricia Julie and David Eisenhower at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Norwalk Homecoming Queen Candidates Profile and Vote
Six Norwalk High School girls compete for homecoming queen with sports ties and future college plans. Nancy Fauber aims for physical education, while Beverly Hardman pursues cosmetology. One candidate already chosen. the queen and court will be announced Oct. 16 before the Truckers host Bucyrus.
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Tucker Ave
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Joan Leslie
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Car Hits Truck Injuring City Man Near Sandusky
A Norwalk man, William S. Frayer, 42, was slightly injured when his pickup was rear ended by a car driven by 17 year old Harry B. Clark two miles south of Sandusky on U S 250. Clark was charged with hit skip driving and driving without a license. Clark fled the scene but was later stopped and found to be wanted in a Wayne County juvenile case. Separately Larry L. Wlodarsky escaped a collision after veering left of center to avoid a bicyclist on State Route 113. no citations issued. A logs truck rollover on State Route 18 near State Route 60 spilled logs on the berm. driver Thomas L. Frazier, 21, Millersburg, uninjured.
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Fort Seneca man fined for driving without license
Juan Perez, 61, was fined 200 and given a 10 day jail sentence in County Court for driving without a license. Jail term suspended if fines paid. half the fine suspended if licensed by November 1.
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Grass fire near Parsons Street under control
Firemen extinguished a grass fire Monday afternoon at 84 Parsons Street near Peter Sofios construction site. Fire Chief Kenneth Link said no buildings in the area were threatened by the blaze.
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Wellington Woman In Accident On St Marys Street
A Wellington woman, Carolyn Wooten, reported she turned left at St Marys and Ontario, striking another car. Clyde E. White Jr., 16, of 178 Scottwood Ave, was stopped at the Ontario stop sign when hit on the left rear fender. The Wooten vehicle sustained damage to the left front fender and door.
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Norwalk Considers Change to Ambulance Purchase Ordinance
Norwalk City Council faces second reading on another ordinance to allow bidding for a used ambulance up to 5000 dollars. Service Director Adam Brickner backs normal bidding and contract letting while keeping the 5000 dollar limit. Council members Allen Hakes and Robert Williams support the shift after Burr proposed alternative sources.
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Burglars Cause Motel Fire Downtown. 50 Evacuated
Arson investigators say burglars set a fire at the Colony Motel in Cleveland to cover their work. No injuries reported while 50 guests were evacuated and damage estimated at 30,000 dollars.
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