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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1966
Page
1
MT Vernon Ohio announces a 307 acre southeast side project to build an educational park including a ministerial college a high school and a joint vocational school starting early next year in a trend toward centralized industrial parks. The project aims to consolidate facilities and spur regional growth.
Partly cloudy tonight with little temperature change and wind down. Temperatures fall to 20 to 25 degrees tonight and stay near that range Tuesday. Sunrise 7 44 a m Sunset 4 58 p m Sunday highs near 34 and lows around 27. Marriage license applications list Larry J a Tiro and Yvonne C Christoff of Willard. Births announce a son to Konstantyn Milan and wife and a daughter to Leo Zellner of Willard. Death notices for Lynn Marie Schindley infant, Oliver Cramer 60 of Greenwich, and Mrs John Wicker of Collins.
Washington (UPI) a public clash broke out between FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and former boss Senator Robert F Kennedy over who authorized bugging in Las Vegas and other cases. The dispute followed Kennedy denial of authorizing Las Vegas wiretaps in 1962 63 and comes as the Justice Department reviews past eavesdropping in criminal prosecutions.
Norwalk Presbyterians will move into their new facilities on Firelands drive opposite Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. The Titus Memorial Church and a two story school building with a fellowship hall gymnasium cost 600000 to build. The 136th anniversary of the church is celebrated with services February 12. The Christmas program is set for next Sunday evening in the fellowship hall.
The Supreme Court upheld James R. Hoffa s 1964 jury tampering conviction. The ruling allows he may be sent to prison upon mandate reaching the lower court. Hoffa was sentenced to eight years and a 10000 dollar fine for trying to fix a Nashville jury in the Test Fleet Case in 1962. Chief Justice Warren dissented.
An undetermined amount was stolen in a break-in at the Wagon Wheel Tavern in Centerton. The theft occurred between 1 and 9 15 Sunday morning, discovered by Harry Wheeler. Entry came via the roof and a broken restroom window, with a ladder noted on the north side for access. Machines and a jukebox were forcibly opened.
The trial of Carl F. Bushey 37 Shelby began in Huron County Common Pleas Court on charges of offering obscene pictures and magazines for sale. A three judge panel led by Judge Robert Gabel and including Judge James McCrystal and Judge Robert Vetter heard the case. Bushey allegedly offered the material to boys last August and was arrested by the Huron County Sheriff's Department. Defense counsel is Robert A. McKown with Ronald Freeman prosecutions.
Norwalk City Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school administration building to accept 1967 tax rates and amounts and to plan an additional levy election. A second special meeting tentatively set for noon January 4 will elect officers set meeting times approve 1967 appropriations and appoint the clerk. Reports from all school principals will be heard.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower had a two hour operation to remove a gallbladder full of stones at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He was returned to the VIP suite in good condition and doctors called the procedure low risk. Mamie Eisenhower and son John attended.
Polls in the Norwalk School District will be open from 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m Tuesday for a five mill operating levy for the schools. The levy runs five years and requires 55 percent approval. The issue, previously proposed for seven years, was defeated by 75 votes on Nov 8.
The Rev. Stanley W. Hixon, 66, a produce firm owner in Coal Grove Ohio, climbed into a second floor window after his wife refused to answer doors at dawn. She fired six times through the window wounding him in the chest and arm. he was listed in fair condition at St Marys Hospital Huntington West Virginia. His wife was treated for shock.
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