Norwalk Native Joins World Symphony Orchestra
Norwalk native Richard Alleshouse, principal string bass with the Toledo Symphony, is selected to perform with the World Symphony a 140 member group. He will appear at Lincoln Center New York City Walt Disney World in Florida and the Kennedy Center in Washington D C. He teaches at Toledo University and directs Sylvania High School orchestra. He earned degrees from Bowling Green and Ohio State. The federation of People-to-People Program sponsors the tour. A 1969 NEA poll notes teachers support school dress and grooming authority.
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Norwalk
Toledo Symphony
First World Symphony Orchestra
Richard Alleshouse
Rosedale Ave
World Symphony
Philharmonic Hall
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
New York City
Walt Disney World Castle
Walt Disney World
Florida
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington, D.C
Alleshouse
Toledo University
Sylvania High School
Bowling Green University
Ohio State University
Federation of People
People
Americans Abroad program seeks applicants at New London High
Preliminary applications are being accepted for the Americans Abroad Program with a Wednesday deadline. Junior and senior students may apply for a summer or full-term program and choose northern or southern hemisphere countries. Final reports go to New York office in November. Also noted, Joe N. Stevens received a suspended six-month sentence for a bad check and Airman Jeffrey W. Evans Jr. was assigned to Sheppard AFB for training as a food service specialist.
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New London
John Mench
Mench
New London High School
Donald Jackson
Americans Abroad Program
American Field Service
New York
Joe N. Stevens
Toledo
Stevens
Common Pleas Court
Bob Meyer
Jeffrey W. Evans, Jr
Jeffrey W. Evans
Air Training Command
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Evans
Lackland Afb
Norwalk seventh graders start scrap recycling drive
Under Glen Bernhardt at Norwalk Junior High, seventh graders begin a recycling program to collect returnable and non returnable soft drink and beer bottles, newspapers, magazines, scrap metals, and lead. Items go to a central point for remanufacture with proceeds funding conservation projects.
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Norwalk
Glen Bernhardt
Norwalk Junior High School
Brown Lashes Gilligan Again in Ohio Political Clash
Lieutenant Governor John W. Brown attacked Governor John J. Gilligan for criticizing President Nixon and inflaming national politics. He accused Gilligan of demagoguery over inflation and unemployment and of misrepresenting facts in testimony before Congress.
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Columbus
UPI
John W. Brown
John J. Gilligan
Nixon
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Republican Women
Brown
Gilligan
Johnson
Congress
Great Society
House Banking and Currency Committee
Puerto Rico
Meet Your Teacher Night At St Paul Elementary
Parents invited to an 8 p.m. Meet Your Teacher night next Thursday in Reynolds Hall at St Paul Elementary. The Altar and Rosary Society sponsors the event. A surprise drawing will be held. Children should stay at home. Light refreshments will be served.
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St. Paul Elementary School
Reynolds Hall
Altar and Rosary Society of the Church
Nixon Urges Quick Settlement To Coal Strike
President Nixon urged a speedy end to an eight day coal strike saying West Virginia suffers most financially. He noted state coal output and miners housed there, with payroll and revenue losses cited as workers and industries feel the impact. Negotiators were urged to resolve the dispute through collective bargaining promptly.
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Elkins
W. Va
UPS
Nixon
West Virginia
White House
Secretary of Labor
Manson Offers To Behead Self In Court
Charles Manson cracked a smile in court and offered to cut his head off on the witness stand as the trial on two murder charges neared its end. His attorney rested the defense case and Judge Choate prepared for possible jury deliberations next week after rebuttal testimony and closing arguments.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Irving Kanarek
Manson
Gary Hinman
Donald ‘Shorty
Shea
Teachers Try To Blackmail Ohio Says GOP Leader
Ohio GOP Chairman John S. Andrews accused the Ohio Education Association of trying to hold a statewide teacher strike to force tax increases. He urged focus on educational reform and questioned the system's college-oriented curriculum.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Education Association
Ohio
John S. Andrews
Andrews
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Organizations
GOP
OFA
John J. Gilligan
DEA
OEA
Four More Ohio Districts Face Insolvent Finances
Five newly completed audits show four Ohio districts will exhaust operating funds this year. Galion leads with a probable Nov. 19 shutdown affecting 4,100 pupils, followed by Northmore Local Dec. 8, Mansfield Dec. 10 with 12,000 pupils, and Coventry Local Dec. 17. Newton Falls may finish the year with current resources.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
Galion
Northmore
Morrow County
Mansfield
Treasury
Coventry
Summit County
Newton Falls
Trumbull County
Martin W. Essex
Black Catholics press Vatican for archbishop and a separate church
In Rome six Black U S Catholics led by Rev Lawrence E Lucas pressed for a Black archbishop in New Orleans and a separate Black Catholic Church in the United States. They met 90 minutes with Undersecretary Giovanni Benelli and sought a quick audience with Pope Paul VI.
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Vatican City
UPI
Lawrence E. Lucas
Vatican
Lucas
New Orleans
United States
U.S
National
Black Catholic Clergy Caucus
Rome
Giovanni Benelli
Benelli
Paul VI
Family Injured On U S 250 Near Norwalk and Milan
An early morning crash on U S 250 three miles south of Norwalk sent three members of a Michigan family to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Burdette, 23, and Mr Burdette, 22, and their three month old Deena were treated after the car skidded off the road and struck trees. Bruce and Robert Searight, brothers from Wakeman, were treated and released after a separate Milan crash when their car collided with Doris Myers’s vehicle at Ohio 113. No charges yet. investigations ongoing.
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U.S
Norwalk
Michigan
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Gleon Burdette
Deena
Bruce
Doris Myers
Milan
Myers
Sealight
Norwalk Cyclist Injured In East Main Street Crash
A 21 year old Norwalk man, Thomas A. Hendrickson of 17 S Pleasant St, suffered a broken leg and cuts when his motorcycle struck a parked car on East Main Street. He was treated at Fisher and Elyria Memorial Hospital in serious condition. The crash involved the car of Virgie A. Marcum of Willard in front of 155 E Main St, while Mildred Townsend reported a minor bumper impact near 1 E Main St. Friday.
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Norwalk
East Main Street
Thomas A. Hendrickson
S. Pleasant St
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hendrickson
Virgie A. Marcum
Willard
E. Main St
Mildred Townsend
Woodlawn Ave
Michael F. Haynes
Baker St
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Chicago
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Darlene Kennedy
Woodland
Wash
Washington State Supreme Court
Kennedy
State Supreme Court
House
Self
East Main ST
Onda
Valan Pakula Production
Oulu Ae
East Maaim ST
Uns of
Tagnibeen
Severn Panavision United Color
Ita Ey
Star View Drive
Steve McQueen
Cameron Mitchell
Rebex Rousers
Bruce Dean
Diane Ladd
Jack Nicholson
Easy Rider
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