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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1966
Page
1
UPI reports President Johnson came back to the White House early today tanned and smiling after a 12 day stay at his Texas ranch. He had little on his schedule and conferred with Secretary of State Dean Rusk before resuming duties.
Mr and Mrs Richard Carrick of 701/2 Woodlawn welcomed a daughter. The birth notice lists the new arrival as a female child born recently.
At a Washington meeting the Democratic Women’s Conference explored the ideal wife for a political candidate. Mrs. Herbert L. Stern of Illinois described varied views, noting some wives are articulate while others should stay quiet. The discussion urged a balance of articulation and restraint within a campaign framework.
The New London School Board on Monday rescinded a proposed option with Wilmer White for about 30 acres for a new high school. The land, largely owned by Phillip Johnson, was valued at 600 per acre, with negotiations reportedly ongoing. Johnson and Brooks suggested court action may determine the land status.
Striking technicians at NASA Plum Brook Station in Sandusky have won a 32 cent an hour wage increase. Twenty three Controls For Radiation employees, supplying NASA technicians, ended a strike begun Wednesday after a tentative initial contract was reached Monday. The unit unanimously accepted the contract in a Monday meeting. final drafting and signings will occur in a few weeks as work resumes with the midnight shift.
Washington UPI reports the first FAA hearing on cutting North Atlantic jet separation from 120 to 90 miles. Pilots challenge safety, demand evidence of navigation errors, while FAA requires specific incident data to verify the survey. IFALPA data promised with immunity plea previously. no answer received.
Police identify vandals who smeared paint on St. Pauls School Norwalk High and the Reflec tor building. A 16 year old admitted painting with two 16 year old companions after driving a car to the concert. Their mother says licenses will be seized. Juvenile Court to review the case.
John C. Mahaney of the Ohio Retail Merchants Association will speak at a dinner meeting of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce's retail merchants at 6 30 p m next Tuesday at the Elks Country Club.
Lynda Bird Johnson, age 22, accompanied by actor George Hamilton, drew crowds at the 38th Academy Awards in Santa Monica. Bob Hope quipped Hamilton could become the second Hamilton in the White House as the couple attended the Grand Ball at the Beverly Hilton after the ceremony.
Charles Booker 35 of Berea employed by Dencote Co was arrested by FBI agents for impersonating a Green Beret in the U S Army. He wore a Green Berets uniform to gain entry to private clubs in Berea and allegedly claimed to have accompanied the body of a Marine killed in Vietnam to the Marine's Bedford home.
Hue University students who had demonstrated against the South Vietnamese government and its American backers vowed to support the United States in the war against the Communists. More than 1,000 protesters north of Hue urged continued American aid and called for elections within three to five months, influenced by Buddhist leaders.
Roe Hildreth, principal of the Renoldsburg elementary school, has been offered the Western Reserve School District superintendent post. He is expected to be named after meeting with the Reynoldsburg board. He succeeds Sewell Cameron, who resigned earlier this year to work in special education coordination at Monroeville, New London and Norwalk. Hildreth, formerly of Cumbersville, Pa, holds a master’s degree from Ohio State University.
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