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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
1
Mrs Barry Goldwater underwent a two hour operation to remove a non malignant tumor and was reported in good condition. The news comes from Phoenix and adds that the former GOP candidate's wife is recovering.
West Berlin newspapers launched a fund drive to send replicas of the city’s freedom bell to families of Americans killed in Vietnam. The appeal says the money will honor those who died defending freedom and support relatives of the fallen servicemen.
In Painesville Ohio three Lake County children were placed in foster homes after their father Frank McRoberts 34 was arrested for stealing a television set from the Lake County Fairgrounds. The children lived in a shack heated by a coal stove and lacking a toilet or running water.
Dr. David Boals of the Norwalk Clinic resigns to pursue a four year radiology specialization at Texas Medical Center Houston under Baylor University School of Medicine. He notes reluctance but believes medicine's future lies in a specialty field after twelve and a half years in Norwalk. future plans unspecified.
Mr and Mrs Burtin Rupp 17 Corwin announce a son born to the family. Mr and Mrs Clayton Kelley Wakeman report a daughter. Mr and Mrs Frank Carey Collins announce a son.
A two story frame house in Taumbauersville near Quakertown burned late Tuesday. Six children were trapped and died as mother and oldest son attempted rescues. Alonzo, 12, was pulled from the blaze. mother and son burned while saving others. The family included Chester Allen Jr., 19, his wife Alaine 16, Elizabeth 17, and four foster children. The father had left to fetch fuel oil before discovery and returned to a collapsed roof.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart that the Viet Nam war cannot end until the United States halts bombing North Viet Nam and withdraws troops from the South. He repeated Moscow’s call for evacuation of all American forces as part of peace, while Stewart cited Geneva talks as a possible framework.
Donald R. Ward 21 pleaded innocent to a statutory rape charge in Huron County Juvenile Court. Bond set at 2500 cash or 5000 property. Norwalk police and deputies arrested Harold A. Conrad 19 Larry B. Fliger 19 and Paul A. Stieber 20 for associations with two Sandusky girls aged 15 and 16 reported missing. Fliger held on two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. other charges filed against Conrad and Stieber. The Paul A. Stieber cited is not related to Paul W. Stieber.
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce reports improved finances with funds rising from 121.95 to 1015.23 in operations and savings over 11 months. President Tom Paffenbarger and Treasurer Helen Lippert announced at the annual dinner at Norwalk Junior High School. About 135 members attended as Patterson People filled in for F P Neuenschwander. Pepple urged hiring a full time executive, noting industrial development is a full time job. Directors voted to skip a full time executive in 1955 to save costs and praised the Community Improvement Corporation steering master plan, urging ongoing use.
Voters in the Monroeville School District vote on an eight mill levy with 4.5 renewal and 3.5 increase for five years requiring 55 percent affirmative. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Monroeville Village High School and Council Room plus Ridgefield Peru Lyme Sherman Norwalk townships and other local sites.
The 1965 annual meeting of the Norwalk Area United Fund will be held at 7 30 pm Tuesday at the Columbia Gas Co office 10 W Main St. The meeting is open to all United Fund contributors and will include presenting annual reports. Three directors will be elected at a Board meeting following the annual meeting.
Weather officials gave go ahead for the 8,000-pound Gemini 7 to lift off at 2:30 p.m. EST Saturday marking the first after noon Gemini launch. Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell seek medical clearance as preparations begin for the 14 day orbit. Gemini 6 pilots Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford also have medical tests ahead for their December 13 flight as engineers push toward the year-end space rendezvous.
Dick McCann of the Pro Football Hall of Fame will speak at the Norwalk Booster's Club football banquet at 6:30 p.m. Monday in Norwalk Junior High School. The event honors Norwalk football players managers coaches and cheerleaders with special awards. Tickets are 2.50 and available at Hill's Flooring Wilkinson's Paint Dr Norman Ross office and Norwalk High School.
A tractor hauling steel coils for Renta Freight Co owned by Charles E. Price suffered a heavy fire while parked behind the Curve Inn near Norwalk city limits. Firemen contained the blaze to the tractor with damage estimated at 3500 dollars and the cause undetermined. Earlier, smoke filled the Side O'Hill Dairy Store from an overheated space heater but fire crews found no blaze.
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