02 Aug 1968
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1968
Page
1
Cincinnati plans fall openings of two 150-seat mini cinema theaters in the downtown area managed by Mid-State Theater Corp. The initiative marks a first for the city as compact venues debut this season.
Don McNeill, 60, host of the Don McNeill Breakfast Club, announced in Chicago he will retire with no definite plans. He recalled 35 years with ABC and said the decision to retire was not easy but stems from a sense that all good things must end.
Fair tonight with a low in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer. Thursday high near 79 and low near 57 in Norwalk with no rain. Humidity 90 percent at 8 am, 71 percent at 2 pm, 67 percent at 8 pm. Precipitation 0.31 inch in 24 hours ending 8 pm Thursday. Sunrise 6:23 am. sunset 8:44 pm. Moonrise 3:32 pm. moonset 12:29 am. Births include Mr and Mrs Dean Keyser Willard son and Mr and Mrs Richard Schwann Monroeville daughter. Deaths: Mrs Adaline Smith 83 Huron.
Dedication committee sets 7 p.m. Wednesday at Huron County Courthouse to work out plans for the Norwalk Huron County Airport dedication with Gov James Rhodes attending on August 18. The committee envisions air show rides displays and other events.
Cleveland district superintendent Dr. Paul Briggs urged the Legislative Service Commission to raise per student aid to 250 dollars to feed and educate impoverished children. He cited paste eating from hunger, dropout prevention, and the need for federal funds to support breakfast programs, vocational education, and handicapped students.
William F. Buckley Jr., editor of National Review and former New York mayoral candidate, was hospitalized in Stamford after a yacht collision with a Coast Guard cutter on Long Island Sound. Buckley remained in fair condition at Stamford Hospital.
A group supporting McCarthy and Kennedy plans a statewide mock Democratic presidential primary on Aug. 10 in Ohio. Voters may mark preferences for McCarthy Kennedy Humphrey or McGovern at about 600 polling sites. Local Democrats say they have not been contacted.
Leonard Hardman, longtime basketball coach and top football assistant, is named head football coach at Norwalk High School succeeding William Minkowski. Dr. Albion V. Gotaas announced the appointment at a news conference noting Hardman’s two-sport background and 14 years coaching football.
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