De Mau Mau Network Tied to Slayings, Veterans Group Claims
A UPI report says De Mau Mau, a Black veterans group, comprises thousands of soldiers in Vietnam and U.S. posts, with eight charged in Illinois killings of white residents. Sheriff Elrod notes a nationwide probe, while critics call the case politically charged and warn of further arrests.
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Mau Mau Organization
Chicago
UPI
Vietnam
U.S
Illinois
Jimmie Williams
Illinois State Employment Service
Richard Elrod
Mau Mau
de Mau Mau
Charles Hurst Jr
Malcolm X City College
Edward Hanrahan
Health survey on welfare patients access asks residents to answer
The Mayor's Committee on Human Relations seeks input on difficulties in obtaining medical attention for welfare and indigent patients. A March discussion by Dr. N M Camardese sparked study. residents may complete a questionnaire without signing names, rating access and care, and offering improvements.
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N.M. Camardese
Camardese
Missive to Mayor's Committee on Human Relations
A request is directed to the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations at Norwalk City Hall seeking guidance or action. The communication aims to engage municipal leadership on civic equity and community harmony initiatives.
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Mayor’s Committee On Human Relations
Norwalk City Hall
Norwalk Halloween Fund Reaches 408 After Day’s Contributions
Mayor Wayne Goodsite reported today that contributions for Norwalk’s October 31 community Halloween party total $408. He said $84 was received today including $25 checks from two businesses. The event was planned after trick or treating was banned this year over food safety concerns.
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Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Ohio issues liquor permits for Cove restaurant at Holiday Lakes
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control issued 11 permits last week including permits for Clarepat Concessions, Inc. to sell 3.2 per cent beer and high powered beer and wine for on premise and carryout at the Cove restaurant in Holiday Lakes Lodge Columbus.
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Columbus
Holiday Lakes
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Clarepat Concessions, Inc
Holiday Lakes Lodge
Willard man arrested in WV burglaries after extradition
Stewart Miller, 28, of Willard, waived extradition in Common Pleas Court to face charges in two West Virginia burglaries. He allegedly stole a $3,000 safe from Reese Browning's store on February 3 1971 containing money food stamps and checks and broke into Errol Stokley's WVA Supermarket on February 7 1971 stealing 30 cartons of cigarettes worth 100.50. Warrants had been issued October 5 in Logan County West Virginia.
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West Virginia
Willard
Stewart Miller
Common Pleas
Reese Browning
WVA
Errol Stokley
Logan County
Weather and births mark Norwalk area report
Freeze warning for tonight with temperatures in the 30s this afternoon and lows in the mid 20s. Mostly sunny cooler Wednesday with highs in the 40s and low precipitation chances. Births report a Norwalk girl at F T Hospital and a Milan girl at Sandusky Memorial Hospital, plus the death of Lillian Bristol, 70, Norwalk.
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Norwalk
George Austin
F T Hospital
Dennis Kuhl
Milan
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Boggs Missing in Alaska During Fund-Raising Tour
A 30-plane search combs the Gulf of Alaska wilderness for a Cessna 310 missing since Monday with Congressman Hale Boggs 58 of Louisiana Rep Nick Begich Alaska's lone congressman aide Russ Brown and pilot Don Jonz aboard The plane departed Anchorage at 9 12 am ADT bound for Juneau as weather deteriorated and signals from the emergency beacon were sought by Civil Air Patrol Coast Guard and Air Force units.
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Paul Anderson
Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Alaskan
Hale Boggs
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Civil Air Patrol
Coast Guard
Air Force
Gulf of Alaska
Democratic House
Boggs
Louisiana
Nick Begich
Russ
Donald McQueen
William Eagan
Juneau
Washington
Janz
Pan - Alaska Airways, Ltd
Fairbanks
Eagan
Norwalk’s first female telephone repairer climbs poles
Janis Kay Ortner, 20, of Collins, becomes Norwalk's first woman in the telephone repair crew. She lifts 105 pounds of equipment, earned a raise, and training includes pole climbing and wiring methods. Supervisors note she must prove capable in a male dominated field as General Telephone Co expands female repair roles.
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Carol Buescher
Janis Kay Ortner
Norwalk
Mrs. Wells Ortner
Collins
Jan
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
General Telephone Co
Marion
Rick Gatton
Oberlin
Jan Ortner
Norwalk Considers Making Ambulance Service Part of Fire Dept
Norwalk officials plan to expand police staffing to 20 and possibly move ambulance service under the fire department. The plan would add six firemen and shift ambulance operations to faster response, with two more police officers funded by an annual $15,000 cost. Mayor Goodsite cites crime rise and annexed territory as reasons.
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Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Elmer McGuckin
First Ward
Clifton
Cleveland
UPI
Ralph J. Perk
American Society of Metals
Perk
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis to Campaign With Sen Pell
Sen Claiborne Pell announces Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will appear at a campaign stop on October 28 joining him on a train tour from Westerly to Woonsocket. The long time Newport friend may speak briefly with crowds while avoiding interviews. Pell faces challenger John Chafee in the race.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Westerly
Woonsocket
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Lillian Bristol
Congress
REP
Fire Dept
Jackie Onassis
Pell
Mrs. Onassis
Newport
Hugh Auchincloss
Senate
John Chafee
Secretary of the
Navy
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