Brown Jr. to Seek Seat of Late Congressman Brown
Clarence J. Brown Jr. announced candidacy to succeed his father in Congress from Springfield Ohio. Greta Andersen failed to swim the English Channel both ways. Gregory Schofield began a similar attempt aiming for France and back in about 26 hours. Larry Warren, 19, shot in a Russian roulette incident in Portage County. condition critical. Senator Young says he can nominate a judge without bar input. five lawyers endorsed if vacancy arises. Soviets accept neutral nations treaty for underground tests and moratorium on smaller tests. Heinz III, heir to Heinz fortune, dies under apparent self-inflicted gunshot wounds.
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Suburban Cleveland Man Faces Marijuana Growing Charge
Cleveland police plan to file charges against 31 year old John Alexander James of East Cleveland after two months of surveillance. He admits growing marijuana in his flower garden for personal use.
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Explosions Rip Through Milwaukee Frame House Injuring 37
Two gas leak caused blasts rocked a Milwaukee two story frame house within ten minutes injuring 37 people. Most victims were bystanders who had gathered across the street from the first explosion. the second blast occurred behind the crowd.
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Steel firms urged to seek price relief for labor pact costs
Industry sources said Pittsburgh that steel companies must seek price relief in the near future to offset the costs of a new 35 month labor contract and of record expansion and improvement programs.
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Weather And Notices From The Record
Partly cloudy and warmer today with scattered showers high near 80. Showers end tonight fair and cooler Wednesday. Sunrise 5 59 a.m. Sunset 6 51 p.m. Various notices include marriage license applications births and deaths for multiple local residents with names and ages listed.
Hurricane Betsy Pummels Bahamas and Near Florida
Hurricane Betsy battered Nassau with 140 mph winds and monstrous seas for hours. A new Dutch freighter Sarah Elizabeth reported distress then said it could proceed unaided in Providence Channel. Coast Guard dispatched a cutter and urged Florida residents to prepare as Betsy stalled near the Bahamas and lies east of Key Largo.
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Jets Down 24 Indian Planes in Pakistani Victory
Pakistan claimed its US made jets shot down 24 Indian planes in a major victory as the undeclared Kashmir war widened from Karachi to Calcutta. China offered support to Pakistan while India said air raids reached Calcutta amid escalating fighting.
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Miss Ohio and Miss Illinois Clash Over Looks at Miss America
In Atlantic City two pageant hopefuls Miss Ohio Valerie Lavin and Miss Illinois Kathleen Oros spar over their similar appearances as photographers note the striking resemblance. Both contestants describe their looks and tastes in men as similar, while Thant plans a trip to Rawalpindi and New Delhi to seek a halt to hostilities.
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Rhodes calendars county airport meeting in Columbus
Governor James A. Rhodes has called a meeting in the State Office Building to coordinate county officials and civic leaders on expediting county airport construction. Huron County lacks an airport and Norwalk will be represented by Tom Paffenbarger of the chamber. Plans will guide allocation of 5 million from the 290 million bond issue approved last May.
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Youths Shooting Guls Hit Airplane Passenger
Authorities in Sandusky Ohio consider charges after youths shoot at an airplane passenger. Police identify suspects and investigation focuses on motive and potential firearms offenses.
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Barmaid to face murder charge in Lorain shooting
Police planned murder charges against Carol Jean Dunham 24 of Sheffield a barmaid who already faced armed robbery charges after she shot and killed Peter Jewell 29 of Lorain on Sunday night Investigating officers stated Dunham fired at Jewell during an incident at a local bar aiding the case against her for another robbery charge.
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Ball confrontation ends with gun threat claims
Miss Dinham told police Jewell saw her dancing with his brother at a ball and became angry. She said they argued in his car outside when he pulled a gun and threatened her. She said they fought and he dropped the gun.
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Armed robbery case tied to Dunham and accomplice
Miss Dunham and another woman faced an armed robbery charge after allegedly robbing an intoxicated man at gunpoint in July. In a separate case two youths, aged 16 and 17, are connected to a small plane shooting near Griffin Airport injuring Paul Asque, 26, Cleveland. Deputies say the youths fired at sea gulls with a .22 rifle as the plane began takeoff, causing minor neck injuries to Asque.
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Norwalk Council Sets Light Agenda for Tonight Meeting
The Norwalk City Council will hold its first meeting in over a month with a light agenda. Five ordinances are expected to be introduced including curbs and gutters on Franklin Street, per Mayor Louis G. Frey.
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Board Endorses Area A COED University Branch Plan
Huron County school board backed a COED resolution to establish a university branch in the area and applied for reading workshop materials. The plan estimates total cost at 2.5 million with 600 thousand locally raised. Superintendent Ralph Brown projected 80 percent from large gifts and 20 percent from private donations.
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Norwalk Board Defers Remodeling Bids and Aids Local University Branch
Norwalk City Board of Education defers remodeling bids for the Reflector Herald building on North Hester Street awaiting Finance Committee review amid cost concerns. The board endorsed COED efforts to establish a state university branch, approved an eight cent hourly pay raise for non teaching staff, and hired two junior high teachers Leslie Sze Li Lee and Edward Mason Kirk with noted qualifications and certificates.
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