Vigil Returns to Work After End of World Faith
A year after 24 members of the vigil fled to Gene Nance’s red brick home to await the second coming, most have jobs and rented houses. Juvenile Court Judge J B Stevenson has returned six children to their families under Arkansas school laws. The group faced repossession of cars and homes, and the members speak of readjustment and renewed faith as they resume ordinary life.
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Humphrey Faces Possible Bladder Surgery
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota may undergo surgery to remove tumors from his bladder after extensive tests. The 65 year old will be admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital this weekend for evaluation to determine if surgery is required.
San Francisco Lawyer Melvin Belli Attacks Bar Leaders
Melvin Belli, 69, the “King of Torts,” accuses bar associations of retrogressive leadership. He has clashed with the California Bar and the American Bar Association at times over the past two decades, including a one month suspension for endorsing Scotch in a New York newspaper ad.
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Pirates GM Joe L. Brown to resign after 21 years
Pittsburgh Pirates general manager Joe L. Brown, son of late comedian Joe E. Brown, announced his resignation today after a 21 year tenure. The 58 year old hinted retirement might come but few took him seriously as season discussions suggested he might not return for 1977.
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Ford strike benefits paid as talks move slowly
Ford workers received first strike benefit checks ranging from 40 to 50 dollars in week three of a nationwide walkout. Officials said negotiations to settle the contract dispute were progressing very slowly as about 170,000 employees had averaged 350 dollars weekly before the strike began at midnight on September 14.
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Weather and civic notices from the Norwalk area
Generally clear tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s and sunny Thursday with highs near 70. Tuesday temperatures around 61 to 38, low precipitation. Marriage licenses awarded to multiple local couples. births reported for several Norwalk area families. deaths listed for Eleanor Ruffing McMahon, Edith J Bechtel, and Robin James Graefe.
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Probate Judge Heydinger Reveals 1975 Income Details
Local candidate Thomas Heydinger disclosed his 1975 personal income this week. The question arises whether other candidates should follow his example in transparency.
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Public Debate on Candidate Income Prompts Voter Calls
Readers argue over disclosure of candidate salaries with calls to vote yes or no. The letters reference presidential figures and media coverage as they urge transparency and accountability in campaigns.
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Carter campaign manager says press gives Ford a free ride
Hamilton Jordan said the press has given President Ford a free ride while scrutinizing Carter's comments in Playboy. He argued Ford receives less scrutiny than Carter and noted key states like Michigan Illinois Indiana Texas and California as potential battlegrounds.
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Berlin Milan School Board weighs cuts if levy fails
Berlin Milan School District considers spend reductions to cover a shortfall if the operating levy fails in November. A proposed plan could save about 64 thousand dollars, less than the 130 thousand needed to keep schools operating next year, with bus service for high school students as the sweeping option under discussion.
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Survivor Abandons Flying After Deadly Air Force Crash
Alpena Michigan reports a Lakewood Ohio airman Dale C Solon survived a crash that killed 15 of 20 aboard a Strategic Air Command tanker. Solon will stay in the Air Force but will not fly. Survivors, all seriously burned except Solon, were moved to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio for treatment.
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Milan Clears Policeman In Dog Shooting Incident
Milan village officials backed Mayor Robert Bickley and ruled a patrolman acted with due caution after a Sept. 12 dog shooting. Patrolman Markel said to have fired to scare the barking dog, which survived, with no suspension. The incident, sparked by resident complaints, led to a brief executive session and a request for fuller review.
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