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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
1
Mrs. S. W. Ross of 4 S. Garfield reports a cat left in a tree near her home on South Garfield for days. While attempting a rescue about 20 feet up the ladder Wednesday night, the cat bit her finger, prompting a tetanus shot and a health-board report.
Rep. Paul A. Fine asks Treasury to study a new coin design to replace the copper-silver dimes and quarters seen as ugly. The bill requests a formal development study by the Treasury.
Paris debuts a Wild West style Western Restaurant in the new 500 room Paris Hilton Hotel. The venue features barbecues cowboy saddles and Colt .45 shooting irons as part of its American barbecue menu with steaks and spare ribs.
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle moves forward with withdrawal from NATO set for July 1 after his government survived a censure motion. The vote required 242 of 482 deputies but drew 137 in support.
A Labor Department spokesman said more than 6,800 immigrants have used the new law’s special skills section to come to the United States since last December, filling demands from English nannies to atomic scientists.
Mostly cloudy and windy with scattered showers and thundershowers ending this afternoon and turning cooler. Tonight will be clear and cool with 38 to 43 low. highs in the 70s. Friday fair and cooler. Marriage license granted to John T. Feichtner and Donna J. Chaffee. Births: Pine, Handshoe, Moll, Stanfield, Weis, Dye. Deaths: Ethel Joiner, Aleatha Kooken. Sunrise 5 39 a.m. Sunset 7 14 p.m. Wednesday high 75 low 50.
Milan Chamber promotes a 236 acre site north of town as the preferred location for a future university campus and EHOVE vocational school. The plan envisions an Area Educational and Cultural Center with Bowling Green State University branch and a vocational wing, among competing options near Sandusky.
Six tired and angry American pacifists arrived from Saigon in Hong Kong and accused the South Vietnamese government of sending egg throwing Vietnamese students to harass them before expelling them from the country.
The Huron County Sheriff’s Department continues to probe the April 3 arson of a convertible owned by Tom Farmer of Norwalk. The car, stolen overnight from Red’s Bar in Sandusky, was found burning off Gibbs Road and later released to the insurance company. Fire officials noted definite arson indicators and fuel hotter than lighter fluid. Sheriff John Borgia stated there is no question it was arson.
Community leaders from Milan Norwalk Willard and Sandusky voiced strong support for placing the university branch north of Milan. They urged speed in naming and promoting the site, noting benefits like shared sewage treatment and closer access for southern residents.
A 71 year old man was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital emergency room after a two car collision on Milan Avenue at 8 34 AM. Marion M Emery of Sylvania was released after treatment. Emery’s car owned by Norwalk Truck Lines was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Mrs Scott Crager 19 of 19 Gallup Ave. Crager was cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance ahead. The Norwalk Truck Lines vehicle sustained front end damage while Crager’s car had extensive damage to the front and the trunk.
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation launches a wheat bank run by the Huron and Erie County Federations to help raise prices for soft red winter wheat. Glenn Pride describes the program as a marketing device and learning experience with May meetings in Norwalk and Oxford.
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