Women at Hadassah seek aid for husbands held in Damascus
Mrs Max Schenk of New York president of Hadassah joins Mrs Saleh Moualem and Mrs Shomo Samueloff to appeal at the Hadassah convention in New Orleans for help in securing the release of their husbands detained in Damascus after the New York Tel Aviv plane hijack on August 29. They were flown from Israel to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schenk
Center
New York
N.Y
Women’s Zionist Organization
Hadassah
Saleh Moualem
Shomo Samueloff
New Orleans
Damascus
New York-Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI Telephoto
Dayton elects first Black homecoming queen
Westina Matthews 20 of Yellow Springs becomes UD’s first Black homecoming queen as the university of Dayton observes the football game weekend. Matthews, a senior in secondary education and campus race relations leader, attends a Roman Catholic campus of about 10 000 students.
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Dayton
UPI
University of Dayton
Westina Matthews
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Dayton Northern Illinois
Miss Matthews
Bishop Sheen resigns Rochester Diocese post at age 74
UPI reports Bishop Fulton J. Sheen resigns as head of Rochester New York diocese citing age. Msgr Joseph Lloyd Hogan named to succeed, Sheen reassigned to titular archbishop of Newport. Also Gov Winthrop Rockefeller notes millionaires face discrimination and compares trials to minority hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Fulton J. Sheen
Little Rock, Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Weather outlook and local life notices for Norwalk area
Clear and not as cool tonight with lows in the lower 40s. Thursday will be fair and warmer with highs in the mid 60s to lower 70s. Friday brings increasing clouds and a chance of showers. Today and tonight precipitation near zero, 10 percent Thursday. Winds SW 10 to 15 mph today, 15 to 20 mph Thursday. High Norwalk 95, low 32. Births list three couples and children. marriage license application for Baldwin and Ross. deaths include Myrtle L. Wilson 83 Greenwich Nellie B. Arnold 82 Norwalk Esther Landefeld 76 Willard.
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Norwalk
Myrtle L. Wilson
Greenwich
Nellie B. Arnold
Harkness St
Esther Landefeld
Willard
Reagan Attacks Antiwar Protests At Eisenhower Tribute
Gov. Ronald Reagan assailed antiwar demonstrators during a Nixon Nixon tribute banquet in Seneca Falls New York. He blasted protesters for carrying Hanoi flags and accused organizers of aiding the enemy while President Nixon sat silent. About 500 guests attended Eisenhower College’s fundraising event marking Ike’s would be 79th birthday.
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Washington
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Hanoi
America
Reagan
Eisenhower
Nixon
Five Star
Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Americans Protest War From Congress To Campus
The Vietnam moratorium begins with Capitol protests and campus actions across the nation. In Washington demonstrators occupy the Capitol steps as Congress adjourns for lack of quorum while protests spread to New York and campuses. The movement follows Nixon and Agnew notes as more groups join mass demonstrations against the war. A separate Ohio planning committee meeting at Norwalk City Hall discusses federal planning reviews and zoning for December.
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United Press International
Washington
Capitol Steps
New York
William Vanden Heuvel
Chamber of the
House of Representatives
Congress
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Hanoi
Agnew
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Norwalk City Hall
Ohio Development Department
Housing and Urban Development
Commission
Richard Flint
Quiet Observance marks Vietnam Moratorium in Norwalk area
In Norwalk area schools and a university branch observers marked Vietnam Moratorium Day with prayers and armbands. Edison High School allowed black armbands for a memorial tone while Firelands Branch saw little student activity beyond a world series focus. A peace sign appeared at Western Reserve High School as discussions at the Firelands room lagged.
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Norwalk
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Vietnam
St. Paul High School
William Bodart
Edison High School
Milan
Edison
Western Reserve High School
Robert Clasen
Clasen
Roger Burtchin
Burtchin
Leatherneck
The
Marine Magazine
Flag Half Mast Debate Draws Legion Leader Fire
WASHINGTON UPI The American Legion national commander blasted officials urging half mast flags for Vietnam remembrance The president may order half mast only on special occasions Memorial Day permits half mast until noon Memorial Day NY Mayor Lindsay proclaimed a day of mourning and urged New Yorkers to half mast flags Patrick criticized officials for turning the war into a political football
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Washington
UPI
American Legion
J. Milton Patrick
Veterans Group
U.S
Patrick
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Man Charged In NL Death Faces Multiple Counts
Glenn Damron 22 of New London was sentenced to six months in the Toledo Workhouse on assault and battery. He had been free on ten thousand dollar bond after being charged with second degree murder in the March death of his stepson. Damron was arrested by the Huron County Sheriff's Department and pleaded guilty to the assault charge in Common Pleas Court. He had been indicted in May for the killing of 3 year old Kelly Earl Wilson, stepson by his wife.
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Glenn Damron
New London
Toledo
Damron
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Judy
Common Pleas Court
Kelly Earl Wilson
Contempt Charges Dismissed in Riley Case
Judge Robert J. Vetter dismissed contempt of court charges against Leon Riley for insufficient evidence. The ruling leaves intact a temporary injunction against burning and dumping on property owned by Leon Riley Excavating Co. near U S 250, with no hearing yet on a permanent injunction. Norwalk attorney Paul Miller represented Riley at the Common Pleas Court hearing.
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Robert J. Vetter
Leon Riley
Riley
Board of Health
Norwalk
Paul Miller
Common Pleas Court
City Council Reviews Ambulance Controversy and Tax Plan
Council discussed ambulance bids and a proposed one percent city income tax. No agreement on tax amount reached in a closed session. a second reading of the tax ordinance is planned for next Tuesday. The mayor vetoed the bid contract with Norwalk Ambulance Service, and a bid advertisement resolution may be acted upon.
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Service
William V. Mount
Council
Mount
Harold E. Finch
Norwalk Ambulance Service
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Richard Schwinn
Huron
Charles Albright
Andy Hamilton
Stephen A. Baldwin
Carol L. Ross
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mrs
Mamie Eisenhower
Anthony
Richard Aufdenkampe
Tokyo
Japan
United States
By Janet Conway
Mansfield Ambulance Service
Jess Byrd
Mansfield
Reflector
Byrd
Spade
Collie
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