Apollo 11 pioneer Armstrong to receive honorary degree
Neil A Armstrong plans to attend in person the ceremony at Wittenberg University in Springfield to receive an honorary doctorate as the school installs its 10th president Dr. G Kenneth Andeen on November 23. Armstrong said he would be present barring operational commitments. The Apollo 12 mission is set for November 14 to 24.
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Former Sheffield Laker charged in Detroit death
Istvan Pataki 37, formerly of Sheffield Lake, now in Allen Park, charged by police with first degree murder and assault with intent to murder. He allegedly pushed his mother in law Rosalia Hadvina 62 to her death and stabbed his wife Rosalie 37 during a family argument. Trial date likely six to eight months due to case backlog.
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Pope to address final World Synod session in Vatican
Vatican City UPI Pope Paul was set to speak at the last session of the World Synod of Bishops as delegates vote on proposals to give bishops more voice in church policy. He praised the assembly before 30,000 in St. Peter's Square and reaffirmed clerical celibacy amid liberal disappointment. A separate report notes a 15 year old was arrested for glue sniffing on Broad Street after his father alerted police.
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Henrietta alumni host annual carnival Friday evening
Henrietta alumni of the old Hen rietta High plan a carnival at the Vermilion and Garfield Roads site opening at 7 p.m. Friday Halloween eve. Highlights include a kids parade at 7 30 and three corn husking contests along with cakewalks pies and candy. The group aims for a $10 000 fund by 1972 for a scholarship or community project.
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Churchwomen join for prayer services in two towns
In Henrietta and Birmingham the Birmingham and Henrietta Methodist WSCS unite for the Call to Prayer and Self-Denial. Tonight at 7 30 at Henrietta United Methodist Church a program begins, with a day program Thursday from 1 am to 2 pm at Birmingham United Methodist Church.
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Lorain Woman Hurts After Car Leaves Gulf Road
Joanna Demos, 30, of 228 Missouri Ave in Lorain, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for leg scrapes after her car left Gulf Road near Spring Valley Country Club, Elyria. She faced a charge of reckless operation after the 11 am incident.
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Emperor Buys Rare Seashell For 20000 Dollars
Vienna reports rare seashells fetch high prices as Emperor Francis I is said to have paid the equivalent of 20000 dollars for a single shell. The Chronicle Telegram notes a surge in shell values amid widespread television ownership in Austria.
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