20 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
1
John Donaldson of rural New London and the U S Government resolved a dispute over a 1958 wheat penalty for 440 72 two days before foreclosure threats. Donaldson denied over planting 1957 acreage while admitting payment to end the matter in Toledo court.
Ohio Senator Frank Lausche denounces the government action to sell John Donaldson's farm to satisfy a judgment. He urges justice and equality, condemning the move as harming trust in government and promising to contact the Justice Department with his views.
In West Lorain three exclusive Oak Hill Manor apartments were burglarized Wednesday night. Loot included $439 cash, $290 jewelry, two fur coats worth $1500 each, a pistol and stuffed animals.
Pasadena report says America's third Surveyor moon robot recovered from a puzzling power malfunction and began transmitting high quality television pictures of the lunar terrain after a dramatic soft landing in the Ocean of Storms.
A Swiss charter airliner with 128 aboard was struck by lightning during a hailstorm and crashed into a hill near Nicosia. Officials say 124 people died in the flaming wreck, which scattered wreckage and souvenirs across a muddy field.
Weather forecast calls for fair to warmer conditions tonight with a low in the 40s. Friday will be warmer with partial to increasing cloudiness and a chance of afternoon showers. High 48 and low 37 for Wednesday. sunrise 5 41 a m. sunset 7 13 p m. Marriage license applications list Philip H Fox and Sally Ann Lohr. Births announce two newborns. Deaths report Frank P Boardman, 93.
The Celeryville Conservancy District plans to issue 240000 dollars in bonds to fund five contracts on reworking channels and building reservoirs and dams in Muckland for water control and irrigation. Bids open May 11 per Attorney Kenneth Thornton of Willard. A separate trial in Huron County Common Pleas Court on Route 18 compensation for the Linders entered its third day.
R A Gruder holds a sign offering TWA four engined Lockheed Constellations for sale in Kansas City Missouri on a Wednesday. TWA has been seeking buyers and evaluating options for the aging fleet.
Juveniles charged in January window breaking at Hartland School face hearings in juvenile court before Judge Russell T. Antrim. Two youths remain in parental custody. Thomas R. Chaffin Jr., 18, pleaded innocent to contributing to the delinquency of a minor and awaits a Thursday hearing after a Tuesday preliminary proceeding. A third juvenile tied to beer bottle vandalism on Zenobia Road on April 12 also awaits a hearing.
Two boys aged 14 and 17 from Willard were turned over to the Ohio Youth Commission by Juvenile Court Judge Russell T. Antrim this morning. They have appeared in Juvenile Court multiple times.
Bonn awaits an informal summit as President Johnson, Prime Minister Wilson, and likely President De Gaulle attend Adenauer funeral. Kiesinger notes Adenauer urged Western unity and warned against disunity, with talks possibly touching on anti nuclear treaty efforts and NATO after De Gaulle's pullout.
Ohio Development Department estimates Norwalk at 14 505 residents, up 140 from January 1 to July 1, 1966. Huron County total rises 282 to 51 667 with Willard 5 906 and Bellevue 4 413. Greenwich 1 418 Monroeville 1 417 New London 2 925 North Fairfield 558 Wakeman 788. Parts of Milan and Plymouth in county total.
Norwalk will host five pre-school clinics next week for children not yet in school who plan to enroll in kindergarten or first grade in fall. Maplehurst, Pleasant, Bronson, League and Benedict elementary schools will conduct sessions on listed days and times.
Service Director Morley Price announced that spring rubbish collection starts Monday and only material in containers will be picked up. Loose grass leaves and brush aren’t collected. limbs and large brush get a second pass. Heavy items are excluded and items must be anchored to prevent street blowing. Collection starts on Main Street and moves to the southside then northside.
Three members of the Huron County Airport Authority will attend a Columbus meeting called by Gov. Rhodes to discuss state airport financing and assistance. Representing the county are T. L. Paffenbarger authority chairman, James Esker, and John Baltes. A $100,000 county airport financing offer hinges on the Bond Commission approval by voters May 2, with the current program set to expire in June.
A passerby reported a poodle incident to a family of two boys. one boy wore a body cast. The report questions whether the event is typical or unusual and hints at a potential reflection device involved.
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