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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1965
Page
1
Western officials say the Soviet Union, pressed by neutrals Sweden and India, might tone down propaganda at the 17 nation disarmament conference. Sweden and India have addressed the resumed talks, signaling fatigue with polemics.
Cleveland newsman Robert Manry battles rising winds and strong tides as he sails the 13 1/2 foot Tinkerbelle into a dangerous Atlantic segment. A maritime expert warns he must stay vigilant as tides and shipping oppose him and gale conditions threaten his progress. His wife Virginia hopes for a reunion at sea.
Police traced entry to Ohly's Drive In with marks on the door matching a tool. Mrs Mahl reported 35 cents in pennies missing with about 3.50 more rolled pennies left, some frozen food missing, no prints found, and the front door left ajar after the theft between 11:30 p.m. and noon.
Donna Hudson, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Gant of 25 Reed Street, suffered forehead contusions and was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital then released. Police say she ran into the right side of a car driven by Gary Maurer from Vermilion as he traveled north on Whitlsey Road near Crow Lumber Co. A witness said the girl walked north with others and ran into the car. No citations were issued.
Winsford Smothers, a laborer of New London, and Francis L. Williams of New London, at home, have been granted a marriage license. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Monroeville, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hinckley of RD 2, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meesig of 179 West Main. Deaths note Mrs. Alma Stang, 67, Monroeville.
Warren Wilson of UPI reports from inside police lines in Los Angeles during Thursday night riots. He describes tense streets, smoke, shouting crowds, and the sense that trouble was building as police tried to control the disturbance.
About 30 people gathered early in the evening in a three block stretch along Avalon Boulevard with debris from the prior night scattered on the curb. The scene on the street near downtown Los Angeles reflected unrest as a young crowd stared at a reporter who felt unsafe amid the lingering riot atmosphere.
Police in combat formation suppressed a Watts riot amid looting and fires. Dick Gregory was wounded in the left leg during the clashes as about 300 hoodlums and 7,000 spectators were dispersed by midnight. CORE leader Don Smith aided Gregory at the scene.
U S military spokesman says Vietnamese forces backed by armour and air power killed an estimated 256 Viet Cong near Can Tho in the Mekong Delta. In Pleiku region paratroopers pressed the fight, while Duc Co came under mortar fire with no casualties reported.
The Mayor's Committee on Human Relations met Thursday to discuss approach aligned with the council resolution. A motion was approved to add a 15th member, hoped to be a realtor, after Frey named 14 members on Aug. 3 with most contacted declining. Subcommittees were established for Housing Employment Education and Recreation with named chairmen and members. Regular meetings planned for the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the city council chamber.
Members of the COED group met with about 20 Huron Erie Ottawa County officials to push for a state university branch in the tri county region. Dr. Richard Jefferies outlined six benefits including private funding avoiding new taxes and a 400 student nucleus in Sandusky with immediate course options. The plan totals 2.5 million dollars with roughly 600 thousand from local private contributions.
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