Death notices for Weisheit Sutton Larson Williams in Elyria area
Obituaries list Charles John Weisheit 88 of North Ridgeville with services at St Peter Church and burial at St Peter Cemetery. Also Alexander Newton Sutton 74 of Marsel West Virginia, Nils C Larson 56 of Massillon, and Willie Williams 57 of Lorain with funeral rites and burial in Cleveland area.
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Charles John Weisheit
Avon Belden Rd
North Ridgeville
St. Peter Church
St. Peter Cemetery
Weisheit
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alexander Newton Sutton
Marsel
W. Va
Elyria
Weller Rd
Sutton
Colson Corp
Eula
Kent Sutton
Amherst
Charles
Phyllis) Woodrum
Stratton
Alice) Webster
Chardon
Carr
Lois) Wilson
Donald
Virginia) Carr
Clay
Wilson Funeral Home
Nils C. Larson
Parkbrook Ave
Massillon
Larson
Wakeman
June
Christine
Avery
Robert
Cleveland
Ernest
Riverside Cemetery
Robert J. Hilty
Arnold Lynch
Lincoln Way
E. Massillon
Willie Williams
Adams St
Glen Allen
Miss
Williams
Chicago
Alberta
Phillip
Los Angeles
Calif
Willie Jr
Brown Funeral Home
Lorain
Funeral
Clarence Brown
Antioch Baptist Church
Maddox to picket fishwrap papers in Georgia
Gov Lester Maddox accused The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution of yellow journalism and said he will lead a protest at the papers next week. He banned sales of both papers on state property and urged Georgians to drop subscriptions for July amid tensions over a forthcoming special legislative session. Executive VP William J Ray defended press freedom and said the papers will remain available for purchase.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Atlanta Journal
The
Atlanta Constitution
Augusta
William J. Ray
Gov. Maddox
Births at St. Joseph Hospital and area listings
A daughter to Mr and Mrs Melvin Shullick at St. Joseph Hospital. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Martin Ortiz of 406 West 18th Street. A son to Mr and Mrs Veronica Marrero of 1757 East 29th Street. James Hassel of 32681 Walker Road Avon Lake.
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Melvin Shullick
Beavercrest Dr
Martin Ortiz
West 18Th St
Veronica Marrero
East 29Th St
James Hassel
Walker Rd
Avon Lake
Intoxicated driver fined and loses license in Elyria
A Grafton man, Paul E. Higdon, 45 of 127 National Dr., pleaded no contest to driving while under the influence before Judge Frank M. Wilcox. He was fined 250 dollars plus costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and his license suspended for six months.
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Grafton
Elyria Municipal
Paul E. Higdon
Frank M. Wilcox
Elvrian Elected to Honor Group at Ashland College
Elvrian Darey DeVries daughter of Mr and Mrs Hal Rothgery of 165 Burns Rd Elvrian has been elected to Kalon senior women s honor association at Ashland College A graduate of Elvria High School she was also elected vice president of Kappa Delta Pi national honor society in education for 1970 71
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Ashland
Darey DeVries
Hal Rothgery
Burns Rd
Elvrian
Kalon
Ashland College
Elvria High School
Kappa Delta Pi
Probers claim 1 to 6 guide campus turmoil
A Miami University faculty commission report on the April 15 ROTC building takeover and Rowan Hall disruption criticizes student, police, and admin actions. It cites teargas use as possibly causing further crowding, condemns force at Phi Gamma Delta, and notes dog use by Butler County sheriff. The panel suggests one person or a small group sparked events and urges broader faculty input and a review of guidelines.
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Oxford. Ohio
UPT
ROTC
Miami University
Miami
Phillip Rshriver
Rowan Hall
University
Phi Gamma Delta
Butler County Sheriff's Department
W. Robert Gump
Shriver
Avon Lake Firemen's Garden Dedication Ceremony
Avon Lake dedicates a memorial garden at the fire station at 10 am led by Mayor Harold Earle. The Maltese Cross garden honors deceased and retired firefighters and families, funded by Local Fireman's Association dues and dance proceeds. engineered by fire dept members with James Dalgreis. Tree farms in Texas total 3,959,903 acres.
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Avon Lake
Harold Earle
James Dalgreis
Fireman's Association
Tree Farms
Texas
Gold Star mother wins White House support for memorial
Gold Star Mother Ethel McDonald complained to President Nixon over Memorial Day attendance. A Marine Corps general will attend the dedication of a 330 bell carillon at the Veterans Administration National Cemetery near Houston, the nation s second largest burial ground with 175 000 graves. The Carter Memorial ceremony marks a $50 000 carillon campaign long pushed by Gold Star Mothers.
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Veterans Administration National Cemetery
Houston
McDonald
Polka Dance at Assumption Church Hall This Saturday
Datebook item announces a 9 p.m. polka dance at Assumption Church hall sponsored by the Holy Name Society. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
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Assumption Church Hall
Holy Name Society
Pease bill aims to add student and faculty trustees
Ohio legislator Rep. Donald J. Pease proposes a bill to require one student and one faculty member on each state university board of trustees. Gov. Rhodes supported the idea, arguing it adds constructive input without tipping balance. A prior Pease measure nearly passed, and expedited action is hoped even if the session ends soon.
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Ohio
Donald J. Pease
Doberlin
Ohio House
Ulty
Pease
John D. Millett
Board of Regents
House Education Committee
National Weather Forecast Shows Mixed Rain Across Regions
National forecast notes showers over the mid and northern rockies and widespread showers and thunderstorms in the Mississippi valley and western lakes, with Ohio and Tennessee valleys. Southeast to Florida sees clear to partly cloudy skies, while rest of the nation remains largely fair.
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Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
Florida
Ohio forecast with warm humidity and thundershowers
Partly cloudy and warm humid weather continues today and tomorrow in Ohio with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers primarily in the west. Highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the 60s.
Lake Erie Forecast With Southeast Winds Today
Southeast winds of 15 to 20 knots grip Lake Erie today. A chance of thunder showers exists in the western portion this afternoon and into the night, potentially bringing brief storms.
OU University Commission to Study Keeping Open
A committee of faculty students and administrators at Ohio University will study how to keep the university open amid student unrest. President Claude Sowle says 34 to 40 members will form the panel and meet in June at an undetermined date and site. He adds that action is needed soon to resolve the university problem.
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Athens
UPI
Ohio University
Claude Sowle
Kennedy inquest closes as Kopechne files released
UPI reports the final court documents in the Kopechne inquest were released after Kennedy filed petitions in February and March to review transcript exhibits and the judge's report. The Chappaquiddick incident led to Kennedy's guilty plea for leaving the scene with a two month suspended sentence.
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Boston
UPI
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Superior Court
Edgartown
Sophie B. Campos
Kopechne
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
James Boyle
John Gunther Dies Author of Inside U S A Passes Away
New York AP reports author John Gunther, aged 68, creator of Inside U S A and related works, died at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital after a brief illness. He lived with his wife in Manhattan, with details provided by a family friend.
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New York
John Gunther
Us.a
Globe
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Gunther
Manhattan
Court reverses Newton conviction
San Francisco court reverses Huey P Newton conviction for voluntary manslaughter, ruling the trial judge erred in giving proper instruction. Newton, Black Panther minister of defense, was sentenced to 2 to 15 years in California Men’s Colony San Luis Obispo, parole denied. decision effective in 60 days.
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San Francisco
Black Panther
Huey P. Newton
California Court of Appeal
Theorg
Newton
Oakland
California
San Luis Obiepo
Attorney General's Office
Joseph Rattigan
Preston Devine
Winslow Christian
Court report list of speeding and traffic violations
A court record lists dozens of defendants with ages and addresses from Ohio counties. Individuals faced speeding red light stop sign disobeying left of center improper passing or reckless operation charges with fines ranging from 10 to 35 dollars and some reduced or suspended costs as specified.
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Allen H. Prat
Whitman Bivd
William Meir
Beaver
Crest Dr
Lorain
Suchen L. Scaife
Huron
Delano
Woods
O'Neil
Dovee A. Kovacevich
Fifth St
Michael A. Tipple
Avon Belden Rd
North Ridgeville
Red Light
Freda J. Adkins
North Ridge Rd
Joseph Carter
Janeway Dr
Bay Village
Ralph A. Wickner
Chestnut Ridge
Dickenson H. Eichenlaub
Park Ave
Sandra L. Benton
Logan St
Arlene C. Wilger
Root
Richard Mouldin
18Th St
Bill L. Saver
Rt. 1
Wellington
Richard L Austen
Sperry Rd
Chesterland
Linda K Cowger
Center
Grafton
Nick Medevil
Warrensville Heights
Arthur Scofield
Detroit Rd
Avon
David P Rafter
Main St
Frank O. Griffith
Dorothy N. Arnold
Holly View Dr
Vermilion
David E. Dykes
Cleveland St
Harold Bergel
Georgetown Ave
Raymond A. Ware
Leslie Ave
Joseph S. Pliszka
Emerson Ct
Clarence M Kielman
Rolling Ave
Janet A. Greenfield
King Ave
Daniel G. Kennedy
Masso
Maple Heights
Janet C. Jackson
West
Ruth J. Akers
Riverside
Howard A. Sparks
National
Leonard L Greenlief
Alen
Lorain groups to record stereo tribute for council drive
Lorain County Arts Council will have the Oberlin Community Chamber Singers directed by Carol Longsworth and the Pro Arte Orchestra conducted by Kenneth Moore produce a stereo record. It will be a token gift for donors of 10 dollars or more, not for sale. Paul Crowder and Harrison Baum Bahg Jr manage the project. The council aims to raise its budget from 4500 to at least 30000 with expanded programs and youth orchestra plans. The Ohio Arts Council grants 2000 toward a part time executive salary.
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Lorain County
Paul D. Crowder
Elyria
Chamber Singers
Harrison Baumbaugh Jr
Lorain
Arts Council
Ohio Arts Council
National Foundation On the Arts and Humanities
Richard L. Groff
Higbee Co
Midway Mall
Anti Thieu marchers dispersed at Sun funeral in Saigon
Several thousand students demonstrated in Saigon during the state funeral for Phan Khac Sun former South Vietnamese chief of staff. Police used tear gas to disperse the crowd as they marched toward Independence Palace singing peace songs and chanting down with the militarist regime of Nguyen Van Thieu. Six students were arrested after rocks were thrown at police jeeps and two jeeps were damaged.
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Saigon
UPI
Phan Khac Sun
Nguyen van Thieu
Independence Palace
Ethiopian Emperor Meets Soviet Leader in Moscow
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia held talks with Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny in the Kremlin yesterday. Tass reported the meeting as part of ongoing diplomatic exchanges between Ethiopia and the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
UPS
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Nikolai V. Podgory
Kremlin
Tass
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Annis Rd
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Joseph O. Walsh
Bendinge Dr
Parma Heights
James T. Holstein
Lodi St
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Arkansas Ave
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Lasiton Ave
Jack K. Underwood
Telegraph Rd
Arthur Williams
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Andrew C. Grove
Bagley Rd
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Carrin Dr . Lorain
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