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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
2
Superior Coach Corporation reports a 30 000 square foot expansion at the Norwalk plant, part of two plant expansions in 1967. Kosciusko addition completed May 19. half 1967 sales reach 28 739 481 with net income 1 423 399 and 1 10 per share.
Bronx probation officer recounts failing to place a Lutheran boy named Lee Harvey Oswald due to religious matching rules. Democratic delegate John Carro cites the case on the constitutional convention floor as it votes to ease state mandates requiring same religion for foster children.
Paris officials disclosed a French program to boost cooperation with Quebec in culture economy and technical fields. Jean de Gaulle’s move drew surprise from a senior Canadian embassy official while Ottawa premier Pearson awaited official reports and Quebec premier Johnson welcomed ongoing planning and expert exchanges with Paris.
UPI reports a Chinese published Crusader pamphlet asks Black U S soldiers to kill or sabotage white coworkers in Vietnam. Officials note 1965 Supreme Court ruling blocks banning foreign propaganda. pamphlet signed by Robert F Williams, once in Cuba and China, urging violence and removal of enemies.
A brisk note urges readers to use the Classified Section for daily shopping to save time and money, suggesting turning back now.
Nancy Rebecca Laing an 18 year old of 60 W Seminary was cited for driving left of center after losing control on a curve on River Road south of Sandusky. Her car was demolished and she sustained minor abrasions but required no treatment.
Barry Goldwater charges that President Johnson politicized the Detroit riot response while federal troops were deployed. Warren Christopher countercharges say the attack misreads the crisis and defends the President's authority under the Constitution and statutes.
Howard McClish of Hanville Corners Road will host an open house Sept 9 10 from 9 am to 5 pm and 2 to 4 pm respectively to show natural farming methods on his 187 acre farm. He says the methods are healthier and cheaper and notes his test plot is near insect free after two years in operation.
A Glover Street boy Ronald Wilson, 15, was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Wednesday afternoon after he jumped off a bicycle, slipped, and injured a knee in front of the Atlantic Service Station on West Main. No one was admitted.
Two Willard residents were slightly injured when a stone truck cut a corner onto Church Street and struck their car. Clayton Hauck sustained a cut lip from a broken dental plate, and his wife Margaret cut a finger. Truck driver Robert Lee Gregg was cited in Milan Mayor's Court.
The House Post Office Committee approved a 31 percent increase for junk mail and a 2 cent rise in greeting card postage starting January 1. The increase covers unsolicited third class bulk mail like coupons and samples and is expected to raise about 154.1 million dollars in new revenue.
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