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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1965
Page
2
The Legislative Service Commission meets at 3:00 p.m. in Columbus to hear Frank W. King charge that the administration aims to wreck the bipartisan panel. King cites pressures over The Powerful World of Ohio booklet and resignation of auditor James K. Tully as context.
William Leaser, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Detterman of Clarksfield, won the Ford Foundation scholarship. A New London High senior, he has honors on the honor roll for four years and is president of the Honor Society. He belongs to scholarship and quiz teams, played basketball three years, and is active in the Thesbian Club spring play. Leaser aims for Harvard and a law degree. Thirteen Ohioans were among 70 winners nationwide.
Longtime South Carolina figure Olin DeWitt Johnston died at 68 from pneumonia after recent surgeries. A cotton picker turned lawyer and politician, Johnston served as state legislator, two-time governor, and U.S. senator. His body lay in state at the State Capitol. funeral set for Tuesday at Southside Baptist Church in Spartanburg.
Marian Anderson delivers a final Carnegie Hall recital aged 63, offering Handel to Barber in nearly two hours of demanding repertoire. The audience gives repeated standing ovations with hopes she will return, though she declares this to be the end of her performances.
The First Presbyterian Church of Willard will honor 75 years since its founding on April 25 with a day of services. A six room educational addition will be dedicated and a museum of church items displayed. Dr. Howard L. Lowry of Wooster College will deliver the 2:00 p.m. address.
Robert Ortner and Keith Hall of New London named as delegates to Boys' State by Broome Wood Post 292 and the New London Rotary Club. Ortner, Future Teachers of America member with honors, NHS, and theater work. Hall, Symphonic and marching bands member with NHSO and Scholarship involvement. Alternates listed as Edwin King Robert Wolfe and Joe Hinton.
Southbound I 71 near Columbus backed up for four miles Sunday night as more than 3,000 vehicles stalled for up to four hours. A construction overpass narrowed lanes to one, prompting a five hour effort to reroute traffic with a barricade near Delaware before state patrol cleared the jam.
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