Weather Delays France Nuclear Test Watched by De Gaulle
In Tahiti officials postponed a planned explosive test due to weather shifts. a 50 50 chance had been given earlier. In Ohio funeral services are set for John Glenn Sr. 71, father of astronaut John H Glenn Jr. who had been at his bedside.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Upi
Charles de Gaulle
France
New Concord
Ohio
John Glenn Sr
Glenn
John H. Glenn Jr
Miss America finals set to crown 1966 winner
Atlantic City reports the 1966 Miss America finals will air at 10 p.m. EDT with 50 contestants competing for the title. The broadcast promises a spectacle reminiscent of a televised variety show as the winner is chosen.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Woman and daughter charged with murder in Akron voodoo killing
In Akron two women Irma Miraglia and Rosemary Miraglia were charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Frank Maenza a 49 year old man who opened his door. They pleaded innocent in municipal court and were bound to the grand jury. Nearby Youngstown nurses threaten mass resignation amid dispute with hospital group. In Lima Ohio up to 1000 Outlaws motorcycle club members expected for races drawing riders from Columbus Detroit and other cities.
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Hex Akron
UPI
Frank Maenza
Irma Miraglia
Rosemary Miraglia
Youngstown
General Duty Nurses Association
Youngstown Hospital Association
Joyce Nagel
Lima
Ohio
Outlaws Motorcycle Club
Columbus
Detroit
Outlaws
Weather and local notices from Willard area
Generally fair and a bit warmer tonight and Sunday. Low tonight 50 to 56. Sunrise 6 02 a m Sunset 6 46 p m. Marriage applications list Stephen Glenn Predieri and Janet Sue Ellis both of Willard. Births note Karl Lenhart Attica son Loren Hillis Willard daughter Norman Keely Willard daughter. Deaths include Bernadette Gross 35 57 Milan Ave Norwalk Herbert N Snyder 69 81 Milan Ave Norwalk Frances Clark 89 RD 2 New London Esther Herman 67 RD 1 Wakeman.
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Bernadette Gross
Milan Ave
Norwalk
Herbert N. Snyder
Frances Clark
New London
Esther Herman
Norwalk Trucker Gridiron Falls to Huron After Tough Opener
Norwalk High lost 18-12 to Huron in Friday’s opener as coach Tony Zuppe praised the defense and the running game led by fullbacks Greg Keefer and Kevin Conry and halfback Bill Baines. Draxler scored Norwalk’s first TD. offense stalled at the Huron 5 after a promising drive.
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Norwalk
Gary Draxler
Tony Zuppe
Huron High School
Norwalk High
Huron
Zuppe
Greg Keefer
Kevin Conry
Bill Baines
Keefer
Conry
Baines
City Officials, Chamber to Discuss Parking Plans
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Parking and Traffic committee will meet in a closed session with city council representatives on September 21 to focus on parking matters. A proposed parking lot site at West Seminary Street and South Hester was floated after the Masonic lot sale offer was rejected, with Chamber members ready to contribute funds if needed.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
West Seminary Street
South Hester
Paffenbarger
Miss Ohio Aims for Miss America Crown With Charms
Sharon Elaine Phillian Miss Ohio arrives in Atlantic City aiming for the Miss America title. She won the talent award singing The Bell Song and This Is My Country. Her charms include a US flag keepsake from her father and a four leaf clover with the number 13.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Sharon Elaine Phillian
Phillian
Buckeye
Youth Pays 100 For Noon Beer
An 18 year old Norwalk High student was ordered 30 days in jail and fined 200 dollars for acting to cause delinquency of a minor. Judge Russell Antrim suspended the jail term and half the fine. Mihali and a 17-year old peer admitted drinking beer at noon at school this week. the younger boy’s case is pending.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Earl Dean Mihali
E. Main St
Russell Antrim
Mihali
Norwalk High School
Uoon
First Amateur Orbit Shot Aims To Reach Orbit
Robert Jones of Clark New Jersey and Fred Wagner of Narberth Pennsylvania plan a $4000 three stage rocket launch to place a peanut sized payload in orbit. The attempt, scheduled for 5 PM EDT, aims to be the first amateur orbital flight. They sought and obtained permission after months of bureaucratic hurdles. The plan shifted from international waters to a land site off the New Jersey coast with a balloon ascent to 60 000 feet before rocket ignition.
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Staten Island
N.Y
UPS
Cape Kennedy
Robert Jones
Clark
N.J
Fred Wagner
Narberth Pa
Jones
Wagner
New Jersey
Terrorists Fire At U.S. Ambassador Home In Saigon
Two men in South Vietnamese army uniforms on a motorbike breached a checkpoint at Deputy U.S. Ambassador William Porter’s residence and were repelled by police fire. A grenade from a second bike wounded a Vietnamese police officer, and a later grenade attack near a polling place wounded a guard. The city remained volatile after days of artillery and air strikes as Viet Cong terror plots killed or wounded hundreds.
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Saigon
Porter
Gemini 11 mission postponed after Atlas Agena trouble
The Gemini 11 flight aimed at the first orbit rendezvous with the Agena satellite was delayed to Monday due to Atlas booster issues. Astronauts Charles Pete Conrad and Richard Gordon returned to the ready room after a 48 hour postponement announced by Mission Director William Schneider.
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Cape Kennedy
Aps
America
Atlas
Agena
Charles Pete Conrad
Richard Gordon
Conrad
Gordon
Gemini
William Schneider
Dirksen Sings Opposition To Civil Rights Bill
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen vocally rejected the 1966 civil rights bill shouting no and singing no a thousand times to underscore his steadfast opposition. After a White House effort with Attorney General Katzenbach the bill stalled amid anticipated absenteeism and a looming filibuster.
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Dirksen
Washington
UPI
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Nicholas Katzenbach
Mike Mansfield
Katzenbach
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Willard
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Karl Lenhart
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Loren Hillis
Norman Keely
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Trucker
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Tom Paffenbarger
the Reflector
Pete Conrad
Dick Gordon
Miss Ohio
Sharon Phillian
Faliauc
Aviusemen
Rebecca Alkire
Circleville
Palisade
Rebecca
Ohio State University
Sen. Dirksen
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