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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1966
Page
1
First Lady Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and daughter Luci with a delegation travel to Mexico to join President Johnson for the Abraham Lincoln statue dedication. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and a congressional group accompany them during the trip.
London dispatch reports Russia stepped up supersonic Mig 21 deliveries to North Vietnam. About 40 planes were said to have arrived with some already in service and others due to come.
Huron County Common Pleas Court Judge Robert J. Vetter ruled on motions in the 750000 suit against Reflector Herald Inc by Edwin W. Price. He sustained six newspaper motions to strike and overruled four, ordered specifics on alleged representations by co defendant Whitney, and trimmed inflammatory phrases from the petition.
Mr and Mrs George Tebo of Huron welcome a daughter and Mr and Mrs Tom Adelman of 11 Oak Street welcome a son. Ford A Bracy aged 69 of New London is recorded as deceased.
Washington reports wage earners will face higher or lower withholdings starting May 1 under government direction. Singles earning over fifty dollars weekly may see less in their pay envelopes as federal income tax changes take effect.
Norwalk High School presents its annual spring concert Friday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. The 62 member choir led by Jim Krapp, with narration by Rob Hurst, will perform a section titled A Trip Through the Past featuring songs Old Man River Harbor Lights In the Good Old Summer Time Let Me Call You Sweetheart and Cruising Down the River.
The Steering Committee for a Norwalk community recreation center plans informational meetings to explain the YMCA proposal. After four noon meetings, the group favored using the Y as a discussion baseline while keeping open the community center option.
The Citizens Scholarship Foundation of Norwalk nominated 21 candidates for the board and elected Ned Gerken as president pro tem. A public vote and bylaw approval are set for April 28 at Norwalk Junior High School with attendance open to business representatives and interested residents.
Saigon reports a government decree by Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu yielding to 10 Buddhist demands and promising civil order within three to five months. The event sparks victory celebrations by over 20 000 Buddhists but fails to end the crisis as some groups call for Ky's ouster and fear a coup. Authorities monitor two suspected military plotters.
Ohio residents face a Friday deadline to display their 1965 plates with 1966 tags required starting Saturday. Huron County Auto Club hours today and Friday are 8 30 to 5 p m for those not yet purchasing new plates. Deputy registrar Katherine E. Dombart notes a BMV extension from April 1 to 16 and vehicle registrations lag about 3 percent from last year with 10 098 plates sold March 1 to 31 and 12 224 by Tuesday through total sales including 2 126 since April 1.
New London School Board approved a six week summer course for educationally deprived students under Title 1. Federal funds cover an estimated 17 915 dollars for 120 to 160 pupils in grades one through eight with eight teachers and a coordinator.
Four Willard boys aged 14 and 15 were found delinquent by Juvenile Court Judge Russell T. Antrim. The parents were ordered to post $500 bonds for each child and face forfeiture if neglect recurs. The youths were placed on probation until age 21 or termination by the judge.
The Milan Berlin Heights Kelleys Island and Vermilion boards approved the EHOVE area vocational school plan joining the South Central Board which meets tonight as the final local vote. If approved a district board will be created and submit a bond issue of about 3.379 million dollars with an estimated 1.94 mill local share. Ralph Brown, Sulon County superintendent, speaks at Lyme School PTA to inform residents about the plan.
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