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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1964

Page

3

Norwalk Park and Recreation drive boosts fund raise

Norwalk plans a major fundraising effort by the Newcomers Club to support the city park and recreation program. A dance will run from 9 to 1 on Saturday August 15 at the National Guard Armory with Ed Riedy's orchestra. Proceeds benefit recreation facilities and activities for all ages. Ed Riedy leads the event with advance tickets handled by Mrs. Dean Howard and Mrs. Daniel Grams. Carol Cherry, daughter of Henry and Monroeville Cherry, was admitted to Cleveland Clinic Hospital and would enjoy visits. Denise Kay Roush arrived July 20 in Sandusky Memorial Hospital. John Hester and family retired from Adirondacks and New England trip. J K McDivitt and Christina Boden also traveled recently.

Park and Recreation Board Allen Shankman Norwalk Newcomers Club National Guard Armory Ed Riedy Dean Howard Daniel Grams Carol Cherry Henry Cherry Monroeville Cleveland Clinic Hospital Carol Denise Kay John Roush Madison Sandusky Memorial Hospital John Hester E. League St Adirondacks New England J. K. McDivitt Christina Boden Carey William Taylor Erie St

Ranger Humming Silence Marks Moon Rocket Test

In the NASA sixth floor auditorium the room heard a steady humming like a lingering bell tone for about an hour. At 9:25.49 a.m. EDT the sound stopped and was followed by cheers as officials, engineers, congressmen, and reporters rose to applaud. The hum was the radio voice of Ranger.

Washington UPI National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Ranger Ranger 7 Moon Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Pasadena Calif

Mayor Wagner Rejects Civilian Police Review Board Plan

New York Mayor Robert F Wagner declines an independent civilian police review board despite Harlem rioting demands led by Negro leaders. He proposes a seven point program to improve Harlem’s economic conditions and forms an appellate committee to handle police charges. He refuses to suspend Lt Thomas Gilligan over a fatal Harlem shooting.

New York UPI Robert F. Wagner Harlem Martin Luther King Wagner Atlanta King R. Screvane Manhattan Edward R. Dudley Thomas Gilligan L. Joseph Overton Unity Council of Harlem Henri M. Deas Newman Memorial Methodist Church

Johnson Wagner talks on Harlem riots and aid at White House

President Johnson meets New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner at the White House to discuss Harlem and Brooklyn disturbances. Wagner visits with his two teenage sons and plans to seek federal funds to improve jobs in riot areas as anti poverty programs may aid New York City.

Washington UPI Johnson New York Robert F. Wagner Harlem Brooklyn Robert Jr Duncan Executive Mansion Wagner White House

Ranger 7 Moon Mapping Victory After Destructive Flight

In the NASA auditorium at JPL, engineers cheered the Ranger 7 mission despite a fatal crash on impact. The $265 million program achieved the first closeup photos of the moon after six prior failures, showcasing JPL’s skilled team and advancing Apollo era goals.

George Nichols JPL Ranger Apollo Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Kennedy Eyes Senate in post Johnson era

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy weighs a NY Senate bid after being eliminated from the Democratic vice presidential race. He spends weekend at Kennedy family homes in Hyannis Port Mass to consider future plans and potential campaign roles. He has not ruled out running against Sen. Kenneth B. Keating and faces questions about leadership in Johnson’s campaign. He rejected withdrawing his name but may accept campaign duties given opposition to Goldwater.

Washington UPI Robert F. Kennedy New York Senate Kennedy Hyannis Port Mass Cape Cod Johnson Kenneth B. Keating R-N.y White House Barry M. Goldwater

Amorous Druggist Charged in Knockout Pill Scheme

C James Lombardi 36, pharmacist, faced 12 counts in Supreme Court including kidnapping rape and second degree assault. Prosecutors say he gave knockout pills disguised as fingernail hardening capsules to four women, including a policewoman, then drove them to motels and returned them home.

New York UPI C. James Lombardi Lombardi Supreme Court Karl Grebow Charles Marks Lombardi Grebow

Miss Universe pageant to crown winner tonight in Miami

Fifteen contestants including Miss USA vie for the Miss Universe title before a national TV audience. The nine judge panel features boxing champion Ingemar Johansson, Japanese actor Sessue Hayakawa, and French film star Jacques Bergerac.

Miami Beach UPI Ingemar Johansson Sessue Hayakawa Jacques Bergerac

Chinese push at anti-nuke conference sidelines Soviets

Chinese Communists won control of key committees at the 56 nation gathering in Tokyo, sidelining Soviet delegates. Georgi Zhukov threatened to boycott as rules barring Soviet participation in drafting or resolution committees were enforced. Conference runs through August 9 across Tokyo, Hiroshima, Nagasaki and other Japanese cities.

Tokyo UPI Georgi Zhukov Peking Hiroshima Nagasaki Japan Council Against

Club Dates The American Legion Auxiliary Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. on Monday. The notice notes a scheduled gathering for members to discuss post activities and forthcoming events.

American Legion Auxiliary

Evening Community Events and Club Meetings Tonight

Calendar notes several local events for tonight and the week. FADS memlorial Lake Park at 8 toll, then Sunday trip for senior citizens to Carey with Columbia Gas of Ohio at 7:30 a.m. Monday features Firelands Geological Club with Columbia Gas at 7:30 p.m. Also American Legion Auxiliary at Post Home 8 p.m. Whittle-ettes TOPS Club hosted by Mrs. M L Mercer at 8 p.m.

Memorial Lake Park Senior Citizens Club Carey Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc Firelands Geological Club Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc American Legion Auxiliary Post Whittle - Ettes M. L. Mercer

Theatre Trip By CCY Plans Huron Playhouse Visit

Members of the Sandusky Council of Catholic Youth plan a Wednesday theatre party. They will meet at the Huron Playhouse at 7 45 p m to watch Good Housekeeping. Tom Weisenberger handles reservations. Mr and Mrs Herman Wilhelm are to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary and were presented with a gift at the Weis family reunion. an earlier report misnamed the gift recipients.

Sandusky Huron Playhouse Herman Wilhelm Weis

Bollenbacker Family Holds 29th Reunion

Descendants of Nicholas Bollenbacker gathered for the 29th annual reunion at Memorial Lake Park Sun day. Reports of births marriages and deaths were noted and a 100 year old death from Andersonville Prison was recalled. Alfred Bollenbacher of Norwalk was elected president and Mrs Howard Carter of Oberlin secretary for the coming year. Archie Croshaw of New London and Mrs Lea Blackett of Boughtonville will host next year’s reunion.

Nicholas Bollenbacker Memorial Lake Park Andersonville Alfred Bollenbacher Norwalk Howard Carter Oberlin Archie Croshaw New London Lea Blackett

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Janet Conway Park and Recreation Lbj THE Mrs. Lila Hammersmith AAA Huron County Automobile Club Benedict Justice Department Kaiser-Wells Rexall Drug Store West Main John Kaiser Donald Stoldt Jack Collier Columbia Gas OF Ohig, Inc Ccy Tom Weisenberger Bollenbacker Family Boughtonville Milan and Cline Streets
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