Notable escapes and political moves span world events
U S Navy Lt Charles K Klusmann freed from Laos and en route home. Scientists in England discuss a pill to preserve female looks into age 60 70. Indonesian paratroopers land in Johore Malaysia. casualties reported. UAW presses Chrysler talks ahead of possible September 9 strike. Ohio registrar David Mainwaring expected to resign for offers from the OSU Automobile Association. Philadelphia riot linked to conspirators. Titan 3A rocket failure cited as cause for setback. Johnson orders FBI probe into Baker McCloskey kickback charge. House postpones Appalachian revitalization bill due to absenteeism. Stan Musial profiled during Cardinal Braves game with illness concerns.
Beroad Weather And Local Notices For Willard Area
Mostly sunny and warmer Thursday with a lows 55 to 63 and highs 80 to 85. Five day warming trend. rainfall minimal. Marriage license applications list Garner Moore and Lois M Hamons. Beverage Moore and Esta F Gayheart. licenses issued for Melvin R Brough and Edna L Williams. Leslie J Palkuti and Harlene A Stapf. Joseph B Meyer and Delores A Diehm. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Sherwood and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas Price. Deaths note Thomas B Conry, 44, Toledo. Sunrise 5:34 a.m. sunset 6:59 p.m.
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Plymouth
Melvin R. Brough
Edna L. Williams
Leslie J. Palkuti
Columbus
Harlene A. Stapf
Joseph B. Meyer
Bellevue
Delores A. Diehm
Quiet Evening Crash on Hartland Center Road leads to jail
At Hartland Center Road and Highway 20 a 7 p.m. crash damaged two trucks and a garage. Thomas Bickley, 31, New London, fled the scene after his eastbound pickup struck a truck, a gas pump, and a garage door. Bickley was jailed on DWI and leaving the scene charges. Vernal Weisenberger, Harold Earnest were involved with injuries to Weisenberger.
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Norwalk to buy 6 acres for salt storage near railroad
The city council first read an ordinance to buy about six acres from Norwalk Truck Lines for 32000 dollars. The land, along the railroad right of way below the business district, will serve the street department and salt storage needs. NTL may lease the salvage area. final readings follow. The project includes plans for Norwood Avenue resurfacing and improved fire scene control.
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Louis Frey
Frey
NTL
Evidence Ruling Expected Today in Hampton Case
Judges in the Phillip Hampton Jr. rape case planned to rule this afternoon on motions to suppress evidence as improperly obtained from a home search and on the legality of Hampton's arrest. Defense and prosecution argued this morning over warrants, plain sight evidence, and rights statements in the Willard court.
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Phillip Hampton Jr
Hampton
Paul Miller
Willard
Phil White
Calvin C. Fillings
Marjorie Hampton
Daniel Hampton
Chief Fillings
Miller
White
Robinson
Norwalk Chamber Welcomes New Teachers Dinner
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce hosts a Welcome New Teachers dinner at 6 30 Tuesday evening at the Flks Country Club. Thirty five educators from Norwalk public and parochial schools will be welcomed led by Dr Sturgis Corbin new superintendent and Rev Michael Ricker principal of St Paul School.
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Norwalk
Dr. Corbin
Father Ricker
P. J. Garcia
Chamber Education Committee
Marie Kean
T. J. Peabody
Mine Workers Meeting Full Of Fist Fights
The United Mine Workers quadrennial meeting in Miami Beach opened with a three hour session of fist fights and helmeted clashes among delegates. Dissent targeted President Tony Boyle and leadership methods as Boyle is favored to win re election in December.
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UPI
United Mine Workers
UMW
Tony Boyle
Washington
Boyle
Bobby Spens Campaign In Fulton Fish Market
New York UPI reporter notes Robert F. Kennedy greeted by dungaree clad fish peddlers and commuters at Fulton Fish Market in his first Senate campaign push. He then walked to Battery Park to meet office workers near the Staten Island Ferry docks.
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