Mothers Rally in Columbus for Welfare Clothing Aid
Mothers of welfare children camp outside the Ohio governor’s office demanding funds for clothes. The protest is part of the Ohio Committee for Adequate Welfare with similar actions planned in Cleveland and across the state. President Johnson starts a two day eastern campaign tour likely his last domestic push before a Far East trip. He will stop in Baltimore then New York to support Democrat Frank D. OConnor in the gubernatorial race.
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UPI
Mothers of Welfare
Statehouse
Ohio Committee For Adequate Welfare
State Welfare
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
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Far East
Baltimore
New York
Long Island
Frank D. O’connor
Bed at Brighton parking meter leads to fine
A British court fined photographer Earl Barrey 2.80 for obstructing the highway with a bed. He said he paused to rest in a parking meter zone after moving the bed toward a friend’s home. Police removed the bed after 20 minutes. Separately in Vienna, Communist authorities announced divorce rules allowing limited divorces after a six to twelve month reconsideration.
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Brighton
England
UPI
Earl Barrey
Barry
Barrey
Vienna
Romania
Radio Bucharest
Belli Marries Pat Montandon in Shinto Ceremony
Melvin Belli known as the king of torts married fashion model Pat Montandon in Sapporo Japan in a Shinto ceremony. The couple wed with a Shinto priest conducting the service and Montandon wearing a Japanese style wig while Belli donned a traditional two piece Japanese costume.
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Sapporo
Japan
UPI
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Pat Montandon
Belli
Bus Stabbing Injures Teen in Hamilton
Jesse Field, 15, of Trenton Ohio, was stabbed twice on a Hamilton school bus by a 16 year old with whom he had fought the day before. Field sustained a deep left side wound and a shallow right side wound before the assailant was sent to juvenile authorities.
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Hamilton
Ohio
UPI
Jesse Field
Trenton
Field
Wife of surgeon found slain in Cincinnati drive way
Mrs. Alice Hochhausler aged 51, wife of Dr. Carl Hochhausler, was found murdered in the driveway behind their home in Cincinnati. She is the fourth woman killed by a strangler in the area within a year, authorities say.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPI
Alice Hochhausler
Carl Hochhausler
Weather and life events brief from Monroeville area
Sunny today with seasonable temperatures 63 to 68. Fair cool tonight 40 to 46. Partly cloudy Thursday with little temperature change. Sunrise 6 36 a m Sunset 5 52 p m. Marriage applications list Charles Henderson Pamela Fenton John Drake Roberta Heimlich. Births Mr and Mrs James Adelman Mr and Mrs Robert Imm Mrs and Mrs Boyd Creveling. Deaths Mrs Ethel A Fast Willard Ernest Windnagle.
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Charles F. Henderson
Phoenix
Ariz
Pamela T. Fenton
Monroeville
John D. Drake
Crestline
Roberta M. Heimlich
James Adelman
Homewood Ave
Robert Imm
Railroad St
New London
Boyd Creveling
Greenwich
Ethel A. Fast
Willard Ernest Windnagle
Live TV Cameras Planned for Apollo Space Flight
NASA announced live television will accompany the first three man crewed Apollo mission, with a small hand held camera to show Earth from space and aid ground tracking. The early December flight, up to 14 days, will feature Lt Col Virgil Grissom Edward White and Lt Roger Chaffee.
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Washington
UPS
Federal Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Virgil Gus Grissom
Edward White
Air Force
Navy
Roger
Johnson pushes major Social Security changes in Baltimore
President Johnson vows a Congress push for a 10 percent boost in benefits for about 22 million pensioners. He outlines finance plans to keep Social Security actuarially sound and links the move to Medicare, speaking at Social Security headquarters in Baltimore before a New York trip.
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Baltimore
UPI
Johnson
Cere
Opening Dates Set For Roads Reopening
Route 20 bypass repairs prompt anticipated openings for South Norwalk Road on Nov 1 Ridge Road on Nov 21 and Old State Road on Dec 1 with bridges and paving to be completed as scheduled. A rear-end collision on Church Street involved Mrs. Robert Roderbeck and Mrs. Charles Knoll. Red Cross Bloodmobile to visit Norwalk Eagles Club Monday 11 30 am 5 30 pm to recruit donors. A break in at Bohemian Beer Garden 1 Spring St reports losses of about 103 and 24 cigarette packages and 24 bottles of whiskey left behind a bar area has padlocked Keefer Street access.
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Route 20
Charles Amato
A.J. Baltes Inc
South Norwalk Road
Ridge Road
Old State Road
Amato
Robert Roderbeck
Elyria
Church Street
Charles Knoll
Red Cross
Norwalk
Eagles Club
Willard
Bohemian Beer Garden
Spring St
Keefer Street
Vandals Damage Golf Carts At Willard Golf Course
Stan Ware a golf professional at Willard Golf Course reports a dodge em game caused $400 in damage to two golf carts. Carts were rammed head on repeatedly between 5 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. Saturday. Sheriff’s Department investigating. Ware offers a $100 reward for information.
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Willard Golf Course
Sheriff’s Department
Stan Ware
Ware
Leapin Lena Buried Under Apple Tree Story Surfaces
Detroit report recounts Lea pin Lena a 1911 Model T buried in 1926 beside Perry Andrews backyard with 15 year old victim. Bill Morris helped with funeral preferring burial to disposal. Now Morris plans exhumation while Harvey Verstreet of the Detroit Historical Museum seeks display approval.
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Detroit
UPI
Leapin
Lena
Perry Andrew
Andrews
Bill Morris
Morris
Harvey Verstreet
The
Detroit Historical Museum
Senators Oppose Bill on Vietnam Leave for Servicemen
Washington UPI Young of Ohio and Morse of Oregon were the lone dissenters as the Senate approved a bill granting 30 day leaves with transportation paid to service members who extend duty in Vietnam for at least six months.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen Young
Ohio
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Viet Nam
Burns Sues For 100000 In Auto Crash
Andrew L. Burns of 7 Adams St. files a $100,000 suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court against Swan J. T. Harkness of 4 Grove St. and Francis J. Martin of 81 E. Main St. The accident occurred on Route 250 north near the Ohio turnpike entrance on Feb. 10. Burns, a passenger in Harknesss car, alleges the driver and Martin were negligent after their vehicle struck a station wagon parked on the highway.
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Andrew L. Burns
Adams St
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Swan J.T. Harkness
Grove St
Francis J. Martin
E. Main St
Burns
Harkness
Martin
Gulf Oil seeks zoning change to relocate Fritz Hilltop Station
Gulf Oil Corp asks Norwalk zoning to rezone 87 Benedict from residential to commercial to allow planned relocation of Fritz Hilltop Station. Board members debate parking lot use and legality after prior rezoning of 9 Norwood for Gulf parking. Recommendation awaits City Council action.
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Gulf Oil Corp
Fritz’ Hilltop Station
Norwalk
Benedict
Robert Mason
Grant Walls
Commission
George Cook Ford
Boggs and Oney Convictions Upheld by Court of Appeals
The Sixth District Court of Appeals affirmed the Huron County Common Pleas Court verdicts in two cases. Kenneth Boggs was convicted of murdering his wife Virginia in 1961 and Leroy Oney was convicted of incest. All three judges concurred in each decision.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Kenneth Boggs
Leroy Oney
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Huron County Clerk of Court
Norwalk
Boggs
Virginia
Earl S.miller, Jr
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