10 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
1
The Norwalk Airport Corp filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown to pursue acquiring and operating flying fields and airports. Founders include Frank H. Lord Thelma Gerber and Richard Lingenfelter as agent.
Weather report for the region notes sunny conditions in the northeast this afternoon and increasing cloudiness with warmer temperatures tonight and Friday with intermittent rain. Marriage licenses issued to Jerry E Hunolt and Judith J Pollinger. births recorded for Krupp Willard Garcia and Stahl families. death of Viola Detro, 92, in Sandusky.
Capitol Hill sources say President Johnson does not favor ousting Reps. John Bell Williams and Albert Watson, who backed Goldwater, from the Democratic caucus. Liberals plan a Jan 2 move to strip them of party membership and seniority despite Johnson’s stance.
Rep. Harry V. Jump says Huron County falls short of the 69,322 population needed for a House seat under the reapportionment bill. The new divisor is 140, and districts may join parts of nearby counties to form a district.
Secretary of State Rusk urged Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko at a 2 1/2 hour lunch to pressure Asian Communists to halt aggression in Southeast Asia. Gromyko met with President Johnson afterward, with both sides voicing positions but no threats. Kosygin’s budget cuts were welcomed, yet no defense spending agreement emerged.
The Huron County GOP executive committee endorsed Robert A. Wiedemann for appointment to County Court District One in Norwalk. Wiedemann, finishing his seventh year on County Court District Two in Willard, seeks a new post after Judge Brown leaves District One for the Sixth District Court of Appeals.
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Wilson agree to shelve the 25 ship Multilateral Nuclear Force plan, shifting the main burden to Britain for now. The move eases Washington’s NATO dispute with France and opens talks to broaden cooperative nuclear arrangements including land air and sea missiles.
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