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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1967
Page
2
An 18 year old Columbus man Hugo Cabrera drove north on Ohio 4 and tried a left turn at Ohio 113 into a private drive causing a bank collision then backed across the road and hit a vending machine. Three passengers were unhurt and Cabrera was not cited.
A Clyde woman was bumped on the head but not treated after a collision on West Main Street when Barbara Anne Goode 27 Clyde turned left and was struck by James P. Donegan 58 Detroit at 5 04 p m Barbara Goode was cited for failure to yield. A second crash occurred at West Main and Pleasant Street when Floyd R Fowler said his foot slipped and hit Elizabeth Jean Peterson who stopped for a traffic signal on West Main Street.
A rural Wakeman woman Bessie L. Mann 24 was ticketed for failing to stop in assured clear distance after her car rear ended a stopped vehicle on Old State Road while she comforted a crying baby in the back seat. The other driver Carman L. Zeller 59 of Zeiter complained of a sprained neck.
Huron County Clerk of Courts Danna W. Call 78 of South Norwalk Road was in a minor two car crash on Ohio Route 113 on Saturday afternoon. Call, driving west, turned left into the path of William A. Fullar 49 of Amherst. Neither driver was injured and both cars had minor damage. Call was cited.
Terms outline weekly carrier or mail rates across Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural regions. Mail in Huron and Erie counties costs 15 yearly. other areas 23.40 yearly. Subscriptions must be prepaid.
New Haven police used the chemical paralyzer mace for the first time as a riot weapon to enforce a curfew during a second night of racial violence. Capt. Wiederland said about two dozen of 200 arrests were subdued by spray that temporarily immobilizes without permanent injury. In Baton Rouge fires and in New York H. Rap Brown urged arming blacks while SNCC’s leader faced gun charges in prison.
H Rap Brown, touted SNCC adviser, was to speak at a fund raiser but could not post a 25 000 bond on firearms charges and remained in custody. About 500 attended the rally without him as police and federal agents prepared for possible violence. Local SNCC leader Leonard Ball said Brown would be asked to speak again soon.
In Fairbanks Alaska residents faced heavy mud and silt as they began a large cleanup. The Chena River receded slowly while 80 percent of streets drained. at least three killed with one possible fourth. Gov. Hickel cited $300 million damage as guards, police and volunteers patrolled and evacuees returned.
Arab finance and oil ministers left Baghdad after a five day session with a brief communique that avoided decisions on key points. In Jerusalem Israel fixed Aug 31 as refugee deadline, while Yugoslav President Tito made little progress in talks with Arab capitals. King Hussein tours eight Muslim nations for solidarity as Sudan invites leaders to the Aug 29 summit. The Cairo paper says disputed questions will go to Khartoum on Aug 28.
A sweep of lightning sparked fires roared across the dry Pacific Northwest fueled by a record heat wave. More than 51,000 acres burned in five Western states and British Columbia as major blazes raged in Idaho Oregon Montana and BC and two Canadian fire spotters were missing in a plane crash. Temperatures hit 100 degrees in the region with Lewiston Idaho marking 11 straight days above that mark.
Scotland Yard guarded the U S Embassy after a carload of gunmen sprayed plate glass with machinegun fire. A note demanded freedom for American Negroes and an end to U S Army “criminal murders.” No injuries reported during the attack near Grosvenor Square. Detective superintendent Arthur Butler led three patrols.
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