Boats Become Popular In Wake Of Hijackings
Paris reports show reservations for the Queen Elizabeth II and the liner France rising sharply after Middle East hijackings. The France will start its next New York crossing from France to New York Friday, with 2044 berths to handle demand. Also, Harry Belafonte’s Monday arrest for alleged petty larceny at a grocery store is said to be a misunderstanding and charges will be dropped.
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Paris
UPI
France
Middle East
General Trans-Atlantic Co
New York
le Havre
Harry Belafonte
Belafonte
Mills to be arraigned for first degree murder in Ohio
Oliver Mills 59 Creola faces arraignment on a first degree murder charge after a sheriff and deputy were shot while serving papers at his home. Deputy David Wilbur is recovering from chest and head wounds.
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Mcarthur
Ohio
UPI
Oliver Mills
Creola
Vinton County
Harold Steele
Mills
David Wilbur
Here
Wilbur
State Board Draws Blast Over Cincinnati School Transfer
The State Board of Education faced sharp criticism after approving the transfer of an all-white Cincinnati neighborhood from a mixed district to an all-white school. The board voted 16-5 not to reconsider, citing transportation issues. Cincinnati school board VP Charles Lindberg condemned the move as setting a dangerous precedent for white flight from the inner city and de-annexation to escape racial mixing at Withrow High School.
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Columbus
UPI
State Board of Education
Cincinnati
Cincinnati School Board
Charles Lindberg
Withrow High School
Lindberg
Cleveland Council President resigns as Garofoli elected
Cleveland City Council President James Stanton resigned during a routine session opening. Councilman Anthony J. Garofoli won the replacement by a 19-6 vote. Stanton, who led the council since 1963, will remain as a councilman while pursuing a congressional seat.
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Cleveland
UPI
James Stanton
Anthony J. Garofoli
Stanton
Garofoli
Weather and births and marriage notices for Norwalk area
Partly cloudy and warmer with showers possible and highs in the 80s. Lows in the 60s. Light southerly winds, then SW to W. Precipitation chances 40 to 50 percent. Norwalk high 70, low 58. Moonrise and moonset times listed. Births include Soboslai, Johnson, Smith, Thornton. Marriage license: Dalton Jr. and Weisenberger.
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Norwalk
Strike Costs Ohio 1.7 Million Daily
About 40,500 United Auto Workers members at 16 Ohio plants joined a nationwide GM strike. Payroll losses in Ohio reach 1.7 million dollars daily, with Libbey Owens Ford in Toledo announcing layoffs. Michigan tops auto production with 170,510 GM workers, while Ford and Chrysler face no immediate effects. Picketing remained peaceful except for a Delco Moraine Division incident.
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John T.rady
United Press International
United Auto Workers Union
Ohio
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Buckeye
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Toledo
LOF
Libbey Owens-Ford
Everett Eakin
Michigan
Delco Moraine Division
General
Delco-Moraine
Dayton
Central Foundry Division
Defiance
Allison Division
Army
Hyatt Bearing
Sandusky
Detroiter Arrested On Drug Charge In Norwalk
A Detroit man, John A. Austin, 23, was arrested Monday in Norwalk on charges of possessing six grains of heroin and carrying a concealed weapon. He faced arraignment in Huron County Court with bond set at 10000 cash or 20000 property, and another weapon charge to be heard later.
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Detroit
Norwalk
John A. Austin
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Vetter
Austin
Ohio Turnpike
K and H
Edward Prack
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Toledo
Rail Strike Cancelled By Court Order
About 40 000 railroad workers walked off three major lines amid a labor dispute. A U S District Court judge issued a temporary restraining order against selective strikes, prompting many to return to work while unions decide on a possible nationwide walkout.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. District Court
Howard F. Corcoran
Baltimore and
Ohio
Willard
United Transportation Union
Interior Design Systems plans mobile home line in Norwalk plant
Norwalk Furniture Corp will move into its plant at 50 70 Newton St Jane and John R Gerken Jr announce Interior Design Systems of Norwalk Inc will use the site to manufacture upholstered mobile home furnishings and warehouse other items. The new firm will appoint Vince Kozlowski as VP of manufacturing and James Stucky as VP of marketing with Ned Gerken remaining VP of Norwalk Furniture.
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Interior Design Systems of
Norwalk Inc
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Newton St. Jane
John R. Gerken, Jr
Norwalk Furniture
Gerken
Interior Design Systems
Interior Design
Vince Kozlowski
Eugene Doughty
Kozlowski
James Stucky
Jack Arthur
Brinks Guard Wounds Korea Bound Hijacker
A hijacker seized a TWA jet from Los Angeles aiming for North Korea but was shot and disabled by a Brink's Inc guard after landing at San Francisco International Airport. The guard, Robert Denisco, was aboard as a passenger on Brink's business. FAA said the guard was not one of the new sky marshals. The pilot radioed that he would subdue the hijacker and requested no police interference during landing.
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San Francisco
UPI
TWA
Los Angeles
North Korea
Brink's Inc
Robert Denisco
Denisco
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Brink's
Brink
FAA
Miss America says topless contest would be too extreme
Phyllis George, newly crowned Miss America, responded at a New York news conference that she hoped there would never be a topless Miss America contest. She noted that while values may liberalize, such a change would be extreme.
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New York
UPI
Phyllis George
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Yarrow
State Board
Dan Soboslai
Wakeman
Charles Johnson
Bellevue
Charles Smith
Morley Drive
James Thornton
Milan
George H. Dalton Jr
Wakeman, Farmer
Emma L. Weisenberger
Chevrolet
Lordstown
Bulletin
New London
Norman Snyder
John Osterland
John Borgia
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Osterland
Connie Pittaro
South Amboy
N.J
Jordan
Kennedy Airport
Michael Pittaro
United Auto Worker
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Southern Pacific
Union
Corcoran
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mobile Home
Ned Gerken
Norwalk, Inc
Roland Reed
Robert Betschman
Reed
Betschman
Brinks
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