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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
1
A Crawford County farmer filed a 6 million dollar federal lawsuit Wednesday alleging anti trust violations by 26 dairies and three dairy cooperatives. He claims 18 dairies received over 2 million dollars in rebates from others in the past nine years.
Bernard E Donovan the New York City schools superintendent defended showing a pro Viet Cong propaganda film to a high school discussion class saying it trains citizens to distinguish fact from opinion. Parents protested the screening in a move tied to concerns over bias.
Mostly sunny and warm today with a high around 47 to 52. Partly cloudy tonight with little temperature change. Fair Friday with temperatures not as warm. Sunrise 7 42 a m Sunset 4 58 p m. Wednesday highs around 44 and lows near 26. Births announce sons for Hener Bellevue Hedrick Wakeman Gassman Minard. Deaths include Martha Rotruck 87 Willard Hallie French one day New London Grace S Kluss 67 Milan.
Defense Secretary McNamara plans scrapping two thirds of SAC bombers by 1971 and hints at a new long range jet bomber. The air defense cutback includes eliminating 17 fighter interceptor squadrons and shutting 18 Nike Hercules sites, about a 13 percent nationwide reduction, amid congressional criticism and a perceived lower bomber threat from the USSR.
Moscow reports Anastasi Mikoyan retires as president due to age and ill health. Nikolai Podgorny succeeds him. Mikoyan, 70, became president in 1964. Brezhnev praises the elder statesman as a veteran Bolshevik and Cuba missile crisis figure. Deputy Premier Shelepin loses post in a related shakeup.
Edwin W. Price sues Reflector-Herald Inc for 750000 over alleged entrapment in a liquor sale case. The suit seeks 250000 for lost employment and 500000 in punitive damages. Donald Beekman, 18, North Fairfield, is jailed on probation violation after pleading guilty to grand larceny.
A 16 year old Norwalk girl Antoinette Schaffer and a Rittman woman were treated at Fisher-Titus Hospital after two cars collided at Route 224 and 13 near Greenwich. Schaffer pulled from 113 and was thrust into a guardrail by Melvin Troxel. Neither driver was injured but Martha Kozak of Norwalk RD 1 had possible rib and shoulder injuries. Schaffer cited for failure to yield.
Frank Borman and James Lovell reported two million miles in space as they neared the fifth day of the 14 day mission Gemini 7. Cabin heat rose to 78 degrees and Borman resisted liquid cooling reductions while Lovell kept warmer attire. Liftoff for Gemini 6 scheduled for Sunday at Cape Kennedy.
A $60,000 breach of contract suit was filed in Huron County Common Pleas against Midway Cargo and Service Inc of Monroeville and three Norwalk residents. Plaintiffs William MacLean of Allen Park Michigan and Frank C. Sharrow of Bradenton Florida allege the Snyders Herman and Regina 81 Milan Ave and John H Snyder 28 E League St failed to honor an option renewal on a Monroeville truck lease from June 19 1953.
London says Britain formally invites the Soviet Union to back a Geneva Conference message urging North Viet Nam to negotiate a settlement. Britain rejects a Soviet proposal condemning U S actions, released by the Foreign Office as the 1954 Indochina talks resume.
Vernon H. Claus, 47, of Bellevue, was injured Wednesday when his pickup, turning left, was struck by a car driven by Clarence E. Hancock, 51, Bucyrus. The 6:55 p.m. crash occurred at Reed Township Road 124 and Highway 4, two miles south of the Huron County line. Hancock was cited for passing at an intersection.
Four year old Tina Hill watches as her father Charles Hill points to a dead doe in his Norwalk yard along Route 18. Police say there is no bullet wound and suspect the animal was hit by a motor vehicle. Photo by Carole Sprowls.
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