Tune In United Fund Launch Opens 1967 Campaign
Norwalk area activists launch the 1967 United Fund drive aiming to raise 55526 for 19 agencies. Editorial director Norman Wagg of Cleveland urges united funding across health and appeal drives, stressing broad community support beyond the poor.
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United Fund
Norwalk Area
Norman O. Wagg
Cleveland
Timothy Leary
Wagg
B. Harry Parke
Community Chest
Frederick F. Waugh
United
United Appeal
Health Fund
Heart
Cleveland Health Fund
Girl Scouts
USO
Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center
Norwalk Plans Four Building Apartment Complex at 76 Townsend Ave
The Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a request by Jerome Leto and Roy Paul to build a four building apartment complex at 76 Townsend Ave in an A-2 district. The project would use three two bedroom units per building, with zoning alignment to R-3 standards. A separate item asks to vacate the alley between Fruen Frue and Spring Streets. The meeting is at 7 30 p.m. in the city council chamber.
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Townsend Avenue
Norwalk
Fruen Frue
Spring Streets
Self induced abortion classes arouse grand jury action
Prosecutor William Mc Rone said he will seek grand jury indictments against two women who taught self induced abortion classes at West Shore Unitarian Church in Rocky River. Lana Clarke Phelan and Patricia Maginnis faced charges as part of the case. Authorities at Iowa State University began removing marijuana plants found among campus shrubbery and four foot specimens were ordered destroyed by grounds superintendent Ben Schaeffer who vowed to finish the task.
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Celveland
UPI
William McRone
McRone
California
Lana Clarke Phelan
Patricia Maginnis
West Shore Unitarian Church
Rocky River
Ames, Iowa
Iowa State University
Ben Schaeffer
Reasoner to Speak at Ashland College on Friday
CBS news correspondent Harry Reasoner will address Ashland College as a substitute for Walter Cronkite in the evening news. The report notes Reasoner’s frequent role as Cronkite’s stand-in and sets the event for Friday at the Ashland campus.
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Ashland
Ohio
UPI
CBS News
Harry Reasoner
Ashland College
Reasoner
Walter Cronkite
New York
Proposals To End Strike By Independent Haulers
Officials from seven states prepared a list of recommendations to leaders amid an eight week strike by independent steel haulers. Negotiations resumed after a 12 hour closed door session with strike leaders Teamsters Union and trucking firms. Governor Shafer called for an immediate end to the campaign of terror against highway traffic.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
Teamsters Union
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Weather Summary and Local Births and Deaths
Low tonight in the upper 30s with Lake Erie winds southwest 15 to 25 knots turning variable tonight. Monday highs 42 to 53 with humidity 74 percent at 8 am 66 percent at 2 pm and 71 percent at 8 pm. Birth notices list several area couples announcing sons and daughters in Vermilion Milan Willard Attica and Shiloh. Death notices include Mary A. Beam Florence I Brutsche Bertha M Blum.
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Lake Erie
Fred Smith
Vermilion
Noah Barney
Milan
John Schoengrund
Willard
Robert Keaton
Attica
Robert Roper
Shiloh
Lester Smith
U S Bolsters Force In Vietnam DM Zone
Saigon reports 3,000 more American Marines dispatched to reinforce Leathernecks at the DMZ amid growing concern of a major confrontation in northern South Vietnam. The move follows warnings of North Vietnamese strength in the area and signals a key tactical shift.
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U.S
Vietnam
DM Zone
Saigon
Upz
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Dmz
da Nang
U.S. Army
1St Air Cavalry
North Vietnam
Robert Cushman
Haiphong
Quang Kien
Hanoi
Controversial Author Speaks At City Church
John Stormer, author of None Dare Call It Treason, spoke at Calvary Baptist Church in Norwalk on The Age of Revolution arguing that spiritual solutions address American problems. He cited revolutions in morals and a contrast in Johnson's policies, denouncing communism and stressing religious governance.
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John Stormer
Stormer
Calvary Baptist Church
Norwalk
Johnson
Motorcyclists Win 2nd Round Against Celeryville Opposition
Richmond Township trustees upheld their initial decision allowing the Chop pers Motorcycle Club to continue trial runs near Celeryville on Bull Head Road. About 10 residents including the Bourma Brothers oppose the runs citing disturbance and a Sunday conflict with their Christian Reform Church beliefs. The club, formed in June by Robert Dean, has run Sunday trials for three months, with zoning earlier finding no race track due to no admission or prize money. Celeryville residents have consulted a lawyer but offered no further action details.
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Choppers Motorcycle Club
Celeryville
Richmond Township
Bourma Brothers
Bull Head Road
Fred Buurma
Christian Reformed Church
Buurmas
Choppers Club
Robert
Bob) Dean
Willard
Dean
Norwalk Father Criticizes Bus Crowding At Meeting
John Waldorf of Norwalk plans to protest overcrowded Benedict to Bronson bus runs at tonight's Norwalk Board of Education meeting. He counted 14 standing riders on a two-bus route, while the district cites a 100 passenger rule with 10 percent standing under current state law. The district notes 138 riders on two buses and explains capacity figures differ from legal standing rules.
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Norwalk
Sters
Waldorf
Benedict
Bronson
Fasten
Robert Kramer
Norwaix
State Department of Education
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By Jan Conway
Harry Parke
Kodiak, Alaska
Mary A. Beam
Wakeman
Florence I. Brutsche
Lee Ave
Frank
Bertha M.) Blum
A. U.S
City Church
Southeast Asia
Eastern
Europe
Soviet Union
William Penn
Con Thien
Washington
Curtis Publishing Company
Supreme Court
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Hampton
Tom Dillon
McDonald's
Hampton Baking Company
Michigan
Eugene Davidson
Ron Jenkins
Davidson
Indianapolis
Oregon
Richard West
Jenkins
McDonald’s
Katie Carrick
Lola O’brien
Board Ownes
John Waldorf
By Carole Sprowls
Kramer
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