Bailey Joins Defense in Beret Case as Legal Heavyweights Rally
F Lee Bailey agreed to join the defense of a Green Beret charged with murder after being asked by Capt Thomas Young of Honolulu. Bailey’s involvement comes as Young seeks the best legal aid for Capt Robert F Marasco of Bloomfield New Jersey. In Ohio, Thomas Himler a Maple Heights Elementary School teacher suspended for wearing a long mustache drew roughly 25 supporters at a school board meeting before the board halted further discussion.
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Maple Heights, Ohio
UPI
Thomas Himler
Garfield Heights
Maple Heights
Himler
Robert J. Tummine
Rare tiger-lion hybrids born near Sandusky
A lioness at Jungle Larry's Safari Island in Cedar Point gave birth to three Tiglons over the weekend, the second such US birth. The 500‑pound mother and 700‑pound father, natural enemies, produced the rare offspring. Toll-free service expansion for 12 Norwalk and Bellevue area exchanges is sought by Northern Ohio Telephone Co, with PUCO filing on Monday.
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Sandusky, Ohio
UPI
Cedar Point
Here
United States
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Norwalk
Bellevue
Greenwich
Willard
Monroeville
Milan
Berlin Heights
Clyde
Attica
EAS
Wakeman
Huron
PUCO
Winn
Huron County
Medina
Robert M. Wopat
Wopat
Nixon Nominee Haynsworth Faces Senate Scrutiny
Senate Republicans criticized President Nixon for nominating U.S. Circuit Judge Clement Haynsworth to the Supreme Court amid allegations of impropriety and conflicts of interest. Haynsworth testified on Capitol Hill and faced questions over a stake in Carolina Vend A Mat ic and a case involving Darlington Mills. The nomination follows Abe Fortas’s resignation over money dealings with Louis Wolfson.
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Washington
UPI
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Supreme Court
U.S
Clement Furman Haynsworth Jr
Greenville
S.C
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Louis Wolfson
Haynsworth
Capitol Hill
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White House
Ronald Ziegler
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Darlington Mills
Textile Workers of America
Carolina Vend-A-Matic
Darlington
Break-in at Maplehurst School Steals Close to $100
Nearly $100 was stolen from Maplehurst School in the north wing during a break-in discovered Monday morning. Principal William C. Ruby said $95.65 in insurance and book money was taken from one teacher’s desk and another.
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Maplehurst School
William C. Ruby
Dallas Office Buildings Demolished In Controlled Blast
Two Dallas office structures were torn down Sunday using timed gelatin dynamite. A later check found $2.50 missing, $55 unaccounted for, and a broken south window tied to the intrusion. Police recovered fingerprints from the broken glass as part of the investigation.
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Dallas, Tex
Alitalia Leads Fare Cuts Prompting Rival Airlines Action
Alitalia slashes its New York Rome roundtrip from 409 to 299 dollars signaling expected fare reductions across major Atlantic carriers. IATA members likely follow with a broader bargaining push among about 20 airlines.
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American Airlines
United States
Europe
New York-Rome
International Air Transport Association
Evacuation Orders After Toxic Chemical Leak Near Weigh Station
About 400 families were evacuated in Harrison Ohio when a flammable toxic chemical leaked from a tractor trailer at a weighing station. Amoco Chemical Co. of Texas City Texas arrived to neutralize the substance and shelter options were arranged with friends and relatives.
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Harrison, Ohio
Weather and Births Report for Norwalk and Nearby Areas
Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thundershowers tonight. Warmer early then cooler with lows in the mid to lower 50s. Wednesday brings partial sun and more showers with highs in the 68 to 74 range. Thursday looks partly cloudy and cool with a 50 percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday precipitation chances. West winds 8 to 12 mph tonight and northwest 10 to 18 mph Wednesday. Norwalk highs reach 77 and lows about 51. Birth notices list Vernon Johnson Plymouth. Ralph Van Scoy Greenwich. Donald Lawrence Willard. Galen Sayler Berlin Heights. Robert Ward East Seminary St. 116.
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Vernon Johnson
Plymouth
Ralph van Scoy
Greenwich
Donald Lawrence
Willard
Deaths Henrietta Rex 99 Willard
Henrietta Rex of Willard dies aged 99 with obituary notes. Deadline for voter registration at the courthouse is Wednesday, details unavailable.
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Henrietta Rex
Willard
Eisenhower floor marks eyed for Smithsonian or Abilene museum
Dwight D. Eisenhower's distinctive golf club marks on the Oval Office floor may join Smithsonian Institute or his Abilene Kansas library as part of presidential memorabilia. President Nixon oversaw a refurbishment replacing the original floor with a replica parquet inspired by Jefferson's Monticello. Nixon recalls the marks in fond tribute.
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Helen Thomas Washington
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Presidential Oval Office
Smithsonian Institute
Abilene
Kansas
Nixon
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
President Refurbishes Oval Office and decor details
President Nixon personally oversees a redecorated Oval Office with a clean desk and orderly folders. He directs furnishings and displays interior designer photographs of his daughters, likening his decisiveness in design to Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy. His grandson Patrick Nugent is mentioned.
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New York
Sarah Jackson Doyle
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Hutton and Still to Join Norwalk City Council
Thomas Hutton and Edward Still will be appointed to two vacancies on the Norwalk City Council to serve until December 31. Hutton, 29, runs H and H Tire. Still, president of the Chamber of Commerce, works for Fanny Farmer Candy Shops. They replace Russell Cunningham and William C. Saladin Jr. who resigned.
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Thomas Hutton
Edward Still
Norwalk
Hutton
Still
Chamber of Commerce
Russell Cunningham
William C. Saladin, Jr
G. Ira Liedorff
Council
Cunningham
Saladin
H & H Tire
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Halifax
Norwalk Doctor Dies After Illness At Fisher-Titus
Dr. Owen J. Nicholson 67 of 279 East Main St. died early today at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. He served on hospital staff since 1928 and was chief of staff in 1961. Surviving are his widow Cecile, son James P. of Dayton, two grandchildren, two brothers, a sister, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements include a rosary Wednesday evening and a funeral Mass Thursday at St. Paul Catholic Church.
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Owen J. Nicholson
East Main St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Sandusky
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Sandusky High School
Notre Dame University
Knute Rockne
Nicholson
Cincinnati University
Army Medical Corp
St. Paul Catholic Church
American Legion
Cecile
James P
Dayton
Karen
Terrence
J. Halle Nicholson
Barberton
James A
Toledo
Paul
Helen) Shufflin
William
Kubach-Smith
Gerald Stein
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