McKinley Club banquet draws crowd to Norwalk High
Doors open for 6:30 p m banquet at Norwalk Junior High School attended by up to 1 000 to hear Republican candidate Robert Sogits with Bernard W Freeman as master of ceremonies Henry E Young to introduce local candidates One dinner seating set. United Fund total reaches 31 575 42 with about 120 reports outstanding under drive chairman George Manyak.
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Norwalk
Robert Sogits
United States
Bernard W. Freeman
Henry E. Young
United Fund
George Manyak
Drive
Brinzley Furniture
Dale Olsen and Co
Richard Mutz
Lieber
Manyak
Wyoming Teens Arrested for Threat to President Johnson
Two Wyoming youths aged 16 and 17 were arrested in Casper on Sunday night for allegedly threatening to kill President Johnson who was to campaign in Casper that afternoon. Secret Service official Rolland Osborne said bond of 25000 dollars each was set at the preliminary hearing.
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Denver
UPI
Secret Service
Wyoming
Johnson
Casper
Wyo
Rolland Osborne
Colorado
Construction Worker Dies In Route 269 Project
Ronald W. Springer 24 of Route 61 near Route 601 east of Norwalk died when the earth moving machine he operated rolled down a 12 to 15 foot embankment near Sandusky. He was pinned under the machine and suffocated with head injuries. He worked for A. J. Baltes Construction Co and survived by his wife. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Ronald W. Springer
Norwalk
Here
Erie County
Springer
Sandusky Bay
A. J. Baltes Construction Co
Weather and local notices from Norwalk day report
Increasing cloudiness and warmer today with a mostly cloudy night and Tuesday. Nearest low temperatures of the season in Norwalk 20 degrees Sunday morning, 26 last night. Sunday high 55. Births Carl and Esther McCully welcome a girl at Esther's Trailer Court. Deaths Neottia Young 75 Greenwich Edna C Pickett 74 Bellevue Mary Elizabeth Malone 78 Newton St Grace Knoll 78 Twin Maples Rest Home Wayne Goul 42 Flyria.
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Norwalk
Neottia Young
Greenwich
Edna C. Pickett
Bellevue
Mary Elizabeth Malone
Newton St
Grace E. Knoll
Twin Maples Rest Home
Wayne W. Goul
Flyria
Eddie Cantor Dies at 72 in Beverly Hills
Hollywood mourns Eddie Cantor whose death from a heart seizure ends a long career. Grief follows the recent losses of Gracie Allen and Harpo Marx as friends send condolences to Cantor’s Beverly Hills home. Funeral services were planned at Groman mortuary with contributions urged to March of Dimes and Heart Fund. Cantor leaves daughters Mrs Natalie Metzger and Mrs Edna C.
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UPI
Eddie Cantor
Gracie Allen
Harpo Marx
Cantor
Beverly Hills
Groman Mortuary
March of Dimes and Heart Fund
Groman
Cantor Dies at 74 Ailing Entertainer Built SAG
Cantor, bedridden after heart problems and isolation since his wife Ida’s death two years earlier, died of a coronary occlusion at home. Bob Hope praised him as a principled performer who supported charity and veterans, with Cantor a founder of SAG and active in fund raising and public service.
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McHugh
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Ida
Bob Hope
Russians Launch First Multi Person Space Ship Voskhod
Three Russians aboard Voskhod sail in orbit after 3 1/2 years since Gagarin. Commander Col Vladmir Komarov, engineer Konstantin Feoktistov, and doctor Boris Yegorov aboard. Tass hinted at spacewalk possibilities as Moscow TV reported smooth operation.
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Gemini
U.S
Tass
Jean Coulombe
France
National Center For Space Research
Leningrad
Vladimir M. Komarov
Konstatin Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Earth
Viet Nam Death Toll Climbs Amid Savage 24 Hour Fight
In South Viet Nam more than 300 soldiers were killed or wounded in 24 hours of fighting. Two American officers were killed and one enlisted man injured when a jeep hit a mine. A U.S. spokesman called the attack a deliberate Viet Cong strike detonated by a terrorist by the road as the peak battle period closed.
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Saigon
UPI
South
Viet Nam
Namese
U.S
Strike Talks Aim to End NOT and Fanny Farmer Walkouts
Negotiations to resume between Northern Ohio Telephone Co. and Local 986 IBEW and between Fanny Farmer and Teamsters Local 20 were announced by Federal mediator Harry Weber. Noted incidents include a NOT strike starting Monday, a Fanny Farmer strike, and damaged telecom lines in Huron County with a 50 pair cable cut in Galion.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Fanny Farmer Candy Co
Teamsters Local 20
Harry Weber
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Toledo
Weber
Fanny Farmer and Teamsters
Fanny Farmer
G. Ira Liedorff
Electrical Workers
William C. Henry
NOT
Allen Hughes
Richard Andres
Huron County
Knowland Sub for Miller At Lorain County Roast
Former California Senator William Knowland joined Barry Goldwater campaign events in Elyria substituting for William Miller at the Lorain County Republican Steel Roast. A cold forced Knowland to cancel part of his Ohio itinerary while urging strong party unity and civil responsibility to preserve peace. About 6,000 attendees were estimated by Lorain County officials.
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Janet Conway
Elyria
California
William Knowland
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
William Miller
Lorain County
Republican Steel
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Knowland
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tl Am
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