08 Apr 1966
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1966
Page
1
A Smith and Mount Holyoke dating feature quotes Smith and Mount Holyoke students claiming Princeton attracts attention while a mirror prompts the boy to comb his hair.
The Ohio State Lantern says it may not accept further paid advertisements urging students to refuse military service by learning about being conscientious objectors.
William L. White says he may seek an injunction to halt the Republican gubernatorial primary in which he is set to oppose Gov. James A. Rhodes. White spoke at a news conference as his name appeared on the ballot. Christians observe Good Friday with services and prayer.
Rioters urged by Buddhist monks storm Saigon as U.S. servicemen are attacked. Three Americans targeted, two sedans damaged, paratroopers use tear gas to push back mobs near a pagoda. U.S. MPs guard trapped personnel amid rising anti American sentiment and clashes with rebel troops.
President Johnson urged across the board Social Security increases and a new federal aid program to finance dental care for children under six. He spoke in San Antonio signing a two month Medicare enrollment extension while confirming plans with HEW Secretary Gardner.
Edith Deedee Jenkins, a 15 year old heiress to $2 million from J C Penney fortune, and her mother reunited at juvenile hall after she and her 19 year old boyfriend Donald Collins surrendered to police in San Diego. The pair described a two week odyssey in a truck bought for about $50 during their escape from Del Mar shore home.
Mrs. Jack Kullman writes of a simple, old school Canadian Christian upbringing shaping faith through parents church attendance and Sunday School. She reflects on how consistent gospel teaching fosters serenity in a world of tension and emphasizes belief in Jesus as personal Savior and risen Christ.
Residents along Minard Place and Manahan Avenue win a battle for a cyclone fence along the Norwalk and Western Railway right of way. Norwalk City Council approves 2100 dollars as the city’s share and a meeting with the railroad’s chief engineer is set.
Marriage licenses issued to Kenneth W. Wolf and Carolyn Barnett and Amos Bolen Jr. with Diane Brubaker. Births include Charles Poole's son. Deaths: James C. Carr and Mrs. Clara Kuhn. City council approves a 2100 appropriation with fence projects along Minard and Manahan, replacing old wire fence with a five foot cyclone fence at 1000 feet.
Delinquent taxes on the East First Street property in North Fairfield may trigger foreclosure. Bernard Freeman says a hearing is needed before any action, with owner Jae E. Oney of Salinas California facing overdue taxes of 139.63 and a 32.80 water assessment after four years of nonpayment. Residents and officials seek repair or demolition, with health officials coordinating with Freeman on next steps.
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