Norwalk Debate Over Negro Housing Challenges
Norwalk officials discuss housing discrimination after watching a CBS film on segregation. James Stewart reports similar experiences with real estate agents denying viewings to colored buyers, while others argue agents reflect community attitudes. The group notes prejudice exists and calls for measured changes to improve Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Committee On Human Relations
CBS
Human Relations Committee
Stewart
Edward Rubinow
Soviet orders for Chinese students abroad and homecoming
Tass reported Moscow and Peking exchange limits as reciprocity. The U S reverses, Johnson appraises Russia with Llewellyn Thompson as ambassador. Kent State cites counseling shortfalls. Columbus man kills wife wounds son then dies. Gilligan charges Taft dodging debates.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Russia
China
Peking
Tass
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Thompson
Mouse In The House Triggers Fatal House Call
Bryan Ohio police and a sheriff's office responded after restauranteur James Kaufman heard his wife scream during a telephone call and found her unconscious. Mrs Kaufman said she fainted at sight of a mouse in the house, prompting the emergency response.
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Columbus
UPS
Franklin County Sheriff’s
Clarence Love
Lillie
Heather Rd
Bryan
Ohio
UPI
James Kaufman
Kaufman
Weather Update and Local Births and Deaths
Weather sunny and warmer with a high of 64 to 68 degrees. Tonight and Saturday will be warmer with a low of 38 to 45. Sunrise 6:30 a.m. Sunset 6 p.m. Thursday highs and lows at 39. Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Imm at 17 N Railroad St New London and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Romell at 111/2 Front St Milan. Death notices include Jim Clark 70 Fremont and Marguerite Taber Smith 81 formerly of Norwalk.
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Robert Imm
Railroad St
New London
Donald Romell
Front St
Milan
Jim Clark
Fremont
Marguerite Taber Smith
Norwalk
Two Sisters Share Western Reserve Homecoming Roles
The Wakeman family prepares for Western Reserve homecoming with Peggy Amburgy a 14 year old freshman and Pat Amburgy a 16 year old junior as queen attendants. Both sisters differ in appearance and background yet share algebra as a favorite subject and goals in nursing and education respectively.
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Lewis Addison
Wakeman
Peggy
Pat Amburgy
Western Reserve
GAA
Pat
War on Poverty survey finds 79 families in Huron under $1000
A report by the Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission details income, education, family make up and employment from a survey of 384 families in each county. In Huron 79 families or 20.5 percent earned under $1000 annually, while in Erie 54 families or 14 percent did so.
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Huron County
War On Poverty Surveyors
Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission
Erie
Huron Counties
Erie County
Johnson unveils three point plan for East Europe trade
President Johnson calls for expanding trade with Communist East European nations while strengthening NATO. He seeks closer Western unity with Europe to jointly engage Russia and advance a peaceful world order, while modernizing NATO command and speeding Atlantic supply lines.
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New York
Upi
Johnson
Europe
NATO Alliance
United States
Russia
France
U.S
Atlantic
Ontario Street Sewers Sought By Residents Appeal Planned Before City Council
Ontario Street residents led by Mr and Mrs John Scalf prepare to appeal to the Norwalk city council for sewers to replace outdoor privies. They seek approval to start a council initiated sewer vote and assessments, aiming to join Grove Avenue work delayed by Ontario Street’s request. Plans hinge on financing terms and Health Department septic bans amid soil issues.
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Ontario Street
City Council
John Scalf
Ontario St
Grove Avenue
Grove Street
Parsons Street
Huron County Board of Health
Grove
Scalfs
Morley Price
Richard Cunningham
Sewer Committee
Cunningham
Scalig
Price
Brian Schaffer
Schaffer
Council
Norwalk
Department of Health
City Man Sues for 100000 After Car Crash in Ohio
Norwalk resident Andrew L. Burns filed a 100000 personal injury suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court alleging negligence by Swan J. T. Harkness and Francis J. Martin in a late afternoon February 10 1966 crash on U S 250 near the Ohio Turnpike interchange. Burns was a hospitalized passenger from August 5 to 20 with medical 460 hospital 600 and wage losses 342.
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Norwalk
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Andrew L. Burns
Adams St
U.S. 250
Ohio Turnpike
Swan J.T. Harkness
Grove St
Burns
Francis J. Martin
Townsend Ave
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James Stewart
Rubinow
George Cook Ford
Main Street
Mason Oglesby
Prof
Kent
Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Lawrence Litwack
Litwack
Cleveland
Taft
Cincinnati
John J. Gilligan
Robert Taft Jr
Sukarno
Indonesia
Gen. A. Yani
The
Report On
Peggy Amburgy
Homecoming
By Carole Sprowls
Calvin K. Stalnaker
CAP
Sandusky
Mr. Stalnaker
CAC
Eric Huron
Eee
Johnson’s
Western Alliance
Ontario
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