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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
3
UPI reports Senator Stephen M. Young visited central Ohio and urged U S withdrawal from Viet Nam calling South Viet Nam of no strategic importance and describing the conflict as a civil war after a 28 day Asian trip.
William S. Slabodnick, chairman, announces a 7:30 p.m. Monday meeting of the entire Board of Directors at the Fisher Titus Memorial Auditorium. The session is important for the Huron County Chapter and its ongoing work.
The United Citizens Band Radio Association local chapter holds a toy food and clothing drive for needy families in Kentucky West Virginia. Items may be dropped at Heisers Camera Shop 66 East Main or picked up by calling 6635301 or 6681301. Deadline is Saturday December 11.
Oil drillers from March Drilling Co of Salem Illinois pace toward a strike on Harold Beck’s Collins farm on De Russey Road one mile east of Collins. They have reached 3530 feet and aim for the 3800 foot oil bearing formation. Robert Hefner of Oklahoma leases the land. past wells show a low dry rate this year.
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes urges Republicans to meet the needs of all societal groups, arguing the party was born from diverse interests and must continue that legacy. He writes in Cap City News that unity and service to human needs are essential for political success and potential 1968 presidential consideration.
German born actress Marlene Dietrich accepts the Medallion of Honor of the State of Israel at a Salute to Israel dinner in Los Angeles. The award, first given to a woman, honors her courage and long friendship with the people of Israel.
About one million people across 20 000 square miles in west Texas and southern New Mexico lost electricity for about 90 minutes after a gas regulator failed at the Newman Plant in El Paso. White Sands Biggs Holloman and Ft Bliss installations were affected. Restored by switching to a different regulator, with Johnson ordering federal help and Swidler to investigate.
Sheriff John Borgin said the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association meeting in Columbus was very educational. The three day event featured the new police training act explanation by Columbus Police Chief George Scholer, a discussion of new Ohio laws by association attorney John Chester, Wood County Prosecuting Attorney Donald Simmons, plus talks by FBI agents and other law enforcement representatives.
A brief note promotes charging for classified ads with a phone line to call at 662 4241 for placing or paying for listings. The message emphasizes practicality and immediacy of using classified services.
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