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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
1
The ashes of former Governor William C. Marland were scattered Wednesday from an airplane on a mountain ridge he called his spiritual home. He had requested cremation and burial of ashes on his father's orchard at Dutch Ridge near Charleston West Virginia.
Increasing cloudiness and warmer today with wind. Highs 44 to 52, lows 32 to 40. Wednesday highs 37, lows 29. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Ronald Tuttle of Willard, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ronald Lawrence of Willard, and a son to Mr and Mrs James Dellinger of Attica.
Aboard the USS Enterprise in the South China Sea, five tense attempts by a F4B Phantom to land on the carrier failed as a storm swirled the flight deck. Fuel concern rose until one final approach ended with a veer off and two pilots needing medical checkups.
An unmasked bandit wearing a dark blue quilted jacket held up Willard United Bank at 10:30 a.m. taking an undetermined amount. Teller Jeanette Risner handed over money after the bandit produced a note threatening nitroglycerin as witnesses watched and police launched a county wide search including highway patrol and an air reconnaissance.
President Johnson called on business and labor to share Viet Nam sacrifices and avoid overheating the economy while promising 1966 could be a record year. He urged wage price restraint to sustain expansion and said the U.S. is prepared to talk unconditionally to seek peace.
Highly placed Rhodesian sources say the government has drawn up plans to dynamite the Kariba Dam power station on the Rhodesian side if British forces intrude. The move would cut electricity to Zambia while Rhodesia could reroute power from coal or oil units for its industry.
Phillip B. Hall and Earl J. Puckett, both of rural New London, pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearing in Common Pleas Court on auto theft charges. Bond set at 10,000 cash or 2,000 property. they are held in county jail. The car was stolen from a Pontiac dealer at about 12:20 a.m. and recovered after a service station attendant identified the suspects following their gas stop in Greenwich.
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