Three Huron County schools seek exemption from standards
The State Board of Education will consider exemption requests at its monthly meeting Monday. Clarksfield Elementary Wakeman St Alphonsus Elementary Celeryville Christian Elementary rural Norwalk rural Willard are recommended for approval. Bellevue fire crews used bulldozers to break up smoldering plastics at the National Plastics and Chemicals plant on Lincoln Street with one truck still on site and losses unofficially pegged at 1 million dollars.
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Huron County
State Board of Education
Clarksfield
Wakeman
St. Alphonsus
Norwalk
Celeryville Christian
Willard
Bellevue - Bellevue
National Plastics and Chemicals Corp
Lincoln St
Juvenile Court to rule on Beatles pursuit case
In Cleveland Heights two 16 year old girls Martha Schen del and Janice Hawkins were in the county detention home after traveling to London in pursuit of the Beatles. Local authorities planned further action today. The case involves juvenile court decisions on whether to take action.
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Cleveland
UPI
London
Martha Schendel
Janice Hawkins
Cleveland Heights
Weather and birth notices from regional forecast
Cloudy and cooler today with light showers affecting about 60 percent of the north and 50 percent in the northeast. Tonight frost or freeze expected in many western areas and scattered frost east with low 30s to mid 30s. Saturday mostly sunny but cool with continued unsettled northeastern conditions. Five day forecast shows Ohio temperatures remaining 4-8 degrees below normal, with rainfall three quarters of an inch or more and frequent showers into Wednesday night. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Wilhelm Jr of North Fairfield and a son to Mr and Mrs Jack Goostree of Huron. Deaths note L Walter Fisher aged 72 of Milan.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Teamsters Picket Four Fanny Farmer Shops in Support
Teamsters Local 20 plans picket lines at Fanny Farmer Candy Shops in New York City Boston Minneapolis and Rochester N Y to back the Local 20 strike against the Norwalk plant. President Lawrence N Steinberg outlined the union action and stated the broader aim of the campaign.
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Teamsters Union
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Local 20
Fanny Farmer
Norwalk
Teamsters Local 20
Lawrence N. Steinberg
New York City
Boston
Minneapolis
Rochester
N.Y
Steinberg
Pickets Absent As Minneapolis Fanny Farmer Talks Stall
J F Cronin plant manager says no pickets at noon and unions remain represented by Teamsters for drivers and a candy workers union for in plant staff. Employees rejected the contract over the loss of an incentive program and insufficient wage increases. Company officials silent as District manager Dwyer and national president Saliba unavailable. FMCS Harry Weber reports no meet planned yet though negotiations may resume next week.
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Minneapolis
Fanny Farmer
J. F. Cronin
Teamsters
Candy Workers’ Union
J.F. Dwyer
J. Saliba
Harry Weber
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Khanh threatens bombing North Viet Nam and China
South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Khanh warned that if Communist North Viet Nam or China continue aiding the Viet Cong he could strike military and industrial targets there. He cited U S air raids in the Gulf of Tonkin and said extending the war would be risky and planned with care.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
China
North Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Khanh
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Johnson urges Cleveland vote turnout in visit to rally crowd
President Lyndon B. Johnson spoke in Cleveland praising past social legislation and urging locals to vote on November 3. He traveled through a secured route to the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel and the convention center, meeting heavy security and large crowds as he avoided naming his opponent.
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Pete Mohn
Cleveland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mammoth
Convention Center
Air Force
Sheraton-Cleveland
Johnson
Washington
Kremlin
BCI Probes Downed Poles In Huron County Incident
Sheriff John Borgia says agents from the Bureau of Criminal Identification were called to assist after downed poles on Old State Road cut service to North Fairfield area and disrupted NOT lines. A pole was found broken at a height with no chopping evidence. Bus driver alerted authorities at 8 am. Local 986 IBEW members struck after failed contract talks.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Bureau of Criminal Identification
London
Old State Road
Borgia
North Fairfield
Bowling Green
Grand Rapids
McClure
Richard Andres
Old State
Hasbrook Roads
Sheriff’s Department
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
United Fund Drive Sees 100 Percent Employee Participation
Contributions totaled 926 055.61 with 26033.81 raised this morning. George Manyak drive chair man noted many volunteers have not turned in reports and urged firms to submit today or tomorrow. Pickups can be arranged by calling the United Fund office. the drive remains open all day tomorrow.
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United Fund
George Manyak
Drive
WLKR
Manyak
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