The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 9

Deputy Appointed Miami County Sheriff Tha Fremont News-Messenger 9 Wednesday, July 3, 1963 the Ohio Legislature made possible Green's interim appointment. Henning's term was due to expire Jan. 1, 1965. Sheriff Paulus is married and the father of three children. His home is in West Findlay'a Water Problem Explained FINDLAY, O.

City Engineer Merle Wittenmyer has requested the people of Findlay to voluntarily reduce water consumption during the current heat wave. He said if the people do not cooperate it will be necessary to take action to restrict use for such things as lawn watering and car washing. Wittenmyer said there is no shortage of raw water, but the facilities of the city water department are being strained to furnish treated water. TROY, Ohio (AP)-The Miami County Republican Central Committee Tuesday night selected veteran sheriff's office deputy, Sgt. Chet Paulus, 45, as the new Miami County sheriff.

Paulus will serve out the unexpired term of Robert Henning, who died recently. County commissisioners last Saturday had named Charles Green, 71, a former Sheriff, to serve temporarily until the Republican committee had made a selection. An emergency act of MATERIAL BIDS RECEIVED County commissioners Tuesd a afternoon announced they will receive bids until 11 a.m. on July 18 for furnishing materials for projects on County Road 6 east, County Road 6 west, County Road 512 and County Road 13. (Boncbu FE 2-5081 Mississippian Named Killer In Indictment JACKSON, Miss.

(AP) Byron de La Beckwith goes before a state judge today for arraignment on murder charges in the sniper slaying of Negro civil rights leader Medgar W. Evers, A Hinds County grand jury composed of 17 white men and one Negro returned the indictment Tuesday. Beckwith, 42, who wks wounded with the Marine Corps at Tarawa during World War II, is being held without bond. Dist. Atty.

Bill Waller of Jackson has said he would ask the deaoh penalty against Beckwith who was arrested June 22 by FBI agents in his hometown of Greenwood. Evers, state field secretary for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was shot to death June 12 as he stepped from his car to enter his home. PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN AFTER 6 P.M. wwV- a v.

wr- rwttfrw' lii S. jnjc Photo by Townsend picture at Front and Croghan streets while candidates for Sesquicentennial Queen are being A LOT OF PEOPLE were downtown Tuesday evening for the first parade of the Sesquicenten-nial event, a major success. Here is a crowd Clyde Plans Fireworks Display, 2 Ball Games Today In Washington CLYDE, O. Annual July 4 the group an encouraging letter. But a State Department spokes By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) In the ti reworks display will begin a Clyde Community Park about 9 news from Washington: man said that while the State Department is not forbidding private discussions with the Red Chinese, it is not encouraging talk whose Coppeler Youth Hurt In Cedar Point Mishap PORT CLINTON, 0.

Duane CoppeTer, 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Coppeler, 731 east Second street Port Clinton, will have both arms in casts for approximately eight weeks as the result of an amusement ride accident at Cedar Point Saturday night. The resort's public relation's di: rector, W. H.

Evans, said the mishap occurred on the 'Scamper', one of the new rides put into operation this summer. Mrs. Coppeler said that her son was in one of the cars when the accident occurred. He reportedly 'braced himself and the crash resulted in two broken bones in each arm above the wrists. He is in Good Samaritan hospital, Sandusky.

p.m., according to A. W. Hendricks, recreation director. OHus Ottney, of the Fremont Fire department will set off the display. Two softball games will be played earlier in the evening, both between Class A high school league teams.

Tornadoes and Scrappers will tangle at 7 p.m., followed by the Rockets and Smith Stars. In event of rain, the events will be held July 5. LESS RED INK: The government's deficit for the just-completed fiscal year may turn out to be $1.5 billion or so less than was estimated six months ago. Then administration officials figured the budget would be out of balance by $8.8 billion and they put a good share of the blame on failure of the economy to get into high gear in 1962. In the first months of 1963 business suddenly began humming.

A Treasury spokesman said revenues were considerably higher results would clash with U.S. foreign policy. BOX SCORE: After si months in session, the House appears to have done more business than the Senate in almost every department but talking. From Jan. 9 until June 30 the Senate met 85 times, and spent 452 hours in session.

The House spent 278 hours and 28 minutes in session, meeting 80 days. It took 7,084 congressional record pages to chronicle Senate proceedings during the six month period. The House contribution: 4,274 pages. All told, 55 public laws have been enacted. Forty-four of them originated in the House, 11 in the Senate.

The House has passed 402 bills and resolutions, the Senate 341. than was anticipated 30 days ago, but he declined to make an Car-Truck Collision Claims Life Of Youth XENIA, Ohio (AP)-Collision of a car and truck at a Greene County intersection south of here has claimed the life of one Dayton area youth and left another injured critically. CHINA TRADE: A group of West Coast businessmen say they have been encouraged by a presidential adviser to attend trade talks with Red Chinese officials in Hong Kong. Not so, says the State Department. Ernest T.

Nash of Woodland, cochairman of "The Committee for a Review of Our China Policy" said. Monday that the San Francisco World Trade Association has been invited to send representatives to the meeting in November. He said McGeorge Bundy, special assistant to the President on national security affairs, had sent Highway patrolmen identified the dead youth as Morris E. I FIRST 29 FANGBONER SEED CO. 901 Garrison St.

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