Norwalk suit seeks 6000 for car crash injuries
Norwalk couple Robert and Anna Marie Deiner sue Mrs. Fern Ernsthausen in Common Pleas Court for 6000 after a May 20 collision at South Linwood and East Seminary. They claim Ernsthausen ran a red light, struck a car on Seminary, causing Anna Marie to fall and both spouses to suffer injuries. Trial by jury requested.
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Norwalk
Robert T. Deiner
Summit St
Fern Marett Ernsthausen
Warren Dr
Common Pleas
Linwood Avenue
East Seminary Street
Deiners
Deiner
Linwood
Anna Marie
Ernsthausen
Seminary Street
Robert A. Wiedemann
Weather forecast and local life events in Norwalk area
Cloudy with showers today and a 50 percent rain chance. Highs near 64 with winds SW shifting N. Tonight partly cloudy and colder with frost possible. lows 38 to 42, winds NE. Friday mostly sunny and cool with highs 60s and near zero rain. Births and marriages listed for Wakeman and nearby towns. deaths noted for New London and Willard.
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Norwalk
First Universalist Church Marks 100 Years Of Building
A centennial note recalls that a minister agreed to preach for one year for 200 dollars to fund a church at 39 West Main Street Norwalk. A century later the First Universalist Church of Norwalk still uses the same building.
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Judy Morgan
First Universalist Church of
Norwalk
Main St
First Universalist Centenary Plans Highlight Norwalk Church
The First Universalist Church in Norwalk marks 100 years with a centennial service at 10 am and a 2:30 pm musical program and reception. Rev. Larry Keillor preaches, with greetings from former pastors read, while long-time member Rolland McCrillis remains active.
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H.L. Canfield
Norwalk
Larry Keillor
Ashland Theological Seminary
Universalists
Peru Universalist Church
Huron County
Whittlesey Hall
Hall of the Sons of Temperance
C.L
Elfrieda) Crayton
Canfield
Rolland McCrillis
Benedict Ave
Keillor
New London
Boyd W. Tucker
Palo Alto
Calif
Kissinger Leaves Paris After Four Days of Talks with Hanoi
Kissinger departed Paris for Washington after four days of peace negotiations with North Vietnam. He did not comment to reporters as he arrived at Orly in a U S Embassy limousine. The White House said he would brief President Nixon that night.
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UPI
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Kissinger
Orly
White House
Nixon
Radio City Music Hall Closes Over Labor Dispute
New York’s Radio City Music Hall shut its doors for the first time in 40 years due to a musicians labor dispute. The venue ended operations after the last showing of the Bob Hope film Cancel My Reservation.
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New York
UPI
Radio City Music Hall
Rockettes
Real Godfathers envy Brando after Palermo premiere
In Palermo Sicily the Sicilian godfathers and their families attend The Godfather opening. Brando wins envy with his film power while locals mix praise and scorn with laughter and cigarette sparks. Some officials call the film a disaster yet theater managers report strong business.
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Palermo
Sicily
UPI
Hollywood
Marlon Brando
Riley Presses City to Enforce Exclusive Hauler Contract
Leon Riley met with Mayor Wayne Goodsite and private rubbish haulers to seek restrictions on nonexclusive operators. Ray Harkness said Riley aims to force enforcement of his exclusive city contract. Ronald Freeman promised to look into the matter. The meeting was closed to the press.
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Leon Riley
Wayne Goodsite
Ray Harkness
Riley
Harkness
Ronald Freeman
Freeman
Bruce Vitello
Elmer Lutts
Man who killed skyjacker sues Pan Am for damages
William H. Mills of Orange, California sues Pan American World Airways for 1.25 million dollars claiming public disclosure of his identity led to threats from the dead skyjacker's relatives. Mills states the airline’s actions endangered his family after he shot Nguyen Thi-bin h in July during a Saigon bound hijacking.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
William H. Mills
Pan American World Airways
Mills
Nguyen Thi- Binh
Hanoi
Filibuster Sinks Busing Bill After House Passage
Washington (UPI) A House approved antibusing bill faces Senate defeat as Northern liberals block cloture. A third vote to end debate was planned after 11 a.m. EDT but expected to fail, as Deep South senators and Nixon supporters block the measure. With adjournment near, leaders forego further attempts.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Deep South
Nixon
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