Brother's Keeper nominations due Thursday
The Reflector seeks Norwalk residents whose yearlong acts show care for others. Nominations, in letter form, describe charitable giving or neighborly favors. Submit by 5 p.m. Thursday for a chance to be featured in Christmas stories next week with six nominees chosen.
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Reflector
Norwalk
Presidential Christmas Tree Highlights 12 000 Decor
A 16 foot blue spruce trimmed in early American style serves as the presidential Christmas tree. It carries 12 000 decorations including gingerbread Santa Clauses snowmen and toy soldiers. Grown by Howard M Cowan of Portage County Ohio it was gifted to the White House by the National Christmas Tree Growers Association.
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Washington
U.S. Forces Repel Near Saigon Human Wave Attacks
U.S. infantrymen repelled North Vietnamese human wave assaults within 25 miles of Saigon near the airlift landing site. Spokesmen said the fighting marked one of the closest and fiercest moves against the capital in the war.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Senator Dodd Drops Libel Suit Over Censure Fallout
UPI reports Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut abandoned his $2 million conspiracy and libel lawsuit against columnists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. The suit was amended after he cited financial hardship and alleged the columnists used documents they knew were stolen.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Senate
Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
U.S. District Court
Truck Crash Kills Driver on Ohio 2 Near Port Clinton
A three-truck pileup on Ohio 2 about 15 miles west of Port Clinton left Charles Stoughton 35 of Detroit dead and inured a second driver. The crash occurred today.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
UPI
Ohio 2
Here
Charles Stoughton
Detroit
Biggest Troop Airlift By 101st In Vietnam History
Paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Division join the buildup in Vietnam as the largest troop airlift ever, aiming to raise American strength to 525000 by early next year. Half of the new arrivals are veterans returning for a second tour after fighting in Vietnam before. In Saigon, Sen. Charles Percy wore combat boots and fatigues returning from the Mekong Delta and said there were no mortars that day, noting VC actions in Dak Son prompted widespread broadcast reactions.
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Bien Hoa
Vietnam
UPI
101St Airborne Division
Saigon
Sen
Charles Percy
Mekong Delta
Percy
V.C
Dak Son
Counter Coup Tension Rises as King Flees Athens
Greek King Constantine fled Athens to mount a counter coup against Premier Constantine Kollias and the military government. Tanks and troops moved into central Athens while reports of a showdown between the junta and the monarch spread. He had left Larisa after a broadcast urging citizens to help restore democracy and freedom.
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Athens
UPI
Constantine
Greece
Constantine Kollias
Larisa
Saginaw Wire Works Worker Votes On Union Choice
NLRB set for December 20 at 10 a.m. the election for Saginaw Wire Products Inc. employees in Norwalk. Two unions UAW and Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators petitioned for the vote. Employees can choose UAW, BPDA, or neither.
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Cleveland
Saginaw Wire Products, Inc
Norwalk
National Labor Relations Board
United Auto Workers
The
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America
NLRB
Saginaw
Weather outlook with showers and cool temperatures
Considerable cloudiness with little temperature change and scattered light showers through to night. High near 40, low in the mid 30s. Thursday mainly cloudy with a chance of light showers or snow flurries. Also notes births: Mr and Mrs Larry Case of New London welcomed a son.
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A.m
Larry Case
New London
Norwalk Officials Hear Levy Promotion Proposals
A Norwalk businessman urged promoting the operating school levy like soap chips and offered $100 to help promote it. The Better Schools Committee presented a survey distribution plan to send questions about expected education quality to students to bring home to parents. Board members weighed concerns about public intimidation and the approach.
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Norwalk
John Waldorf
Board of Education
Edward L. Bohn
William B. Holman
Edward S. Rubinow
Norwalk Charter Panel Urged Finance Reforms
Norwalk's charter commission heard proposals for a centralized finance director with tight spending control. City Auditor Charles Hipp warned that without reform and stronger procedures, the city faces financial trouble due to lax practices and missing central authority.
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Norwalk
Tional
Hipp
Ohio
Lewis McLaughlin
Police Nab Suspects After City Burglary
Two men and a 16 year old from Mansfield were stopped by Norwalk police near Benedict Avenue after a break in at League Street School. Items from North Fairfield Elementary and League Street School were found in their car. The juvenile was jailed. the others held in the city jail awaiting charges.
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James Borgia
Raymond Perry
Norwalk
Perry
Mansfield
League Street School
North Fairfield
Richard Clay Jones
Marvel R. Baldridge
Ptl
Ray Perry
Benedict Avenue
Railroad Street
Clark Oil Station
Borgia
League Street
Bernard Freeman
Richland County
City-Area Briefs: Soldier Injured In Car Crash
U S Army serviceman James Wray son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wray West Main Street is in intensive care at Womack Hospital Fort Bragg after a single car crash at 10 30 p m Saturday Smithfield state patrol reports internal injuries a concussion and a broken arm A second man is charged in the crack ing of a safe at Reineck Brothers Gerald E Reese 24 Lima pleads innocent bond set at 10000 cash or 20000 property A Norwalk safety program for parents of junior and senior high students is at 730 tonight in the Norwalk High School auditorium Less than a dozen attend Tuesday night’s elementary parents session
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New London
U. S. Army
James Wray
Fred Wray
West Main Street
Womack Hospital
Fort Bragg
N.C
State Patrol
Smithfield
Wray
Gerald E. Reese
Lima
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
Ex City Woman and Husband Die in Wheaton Fire
Former Norwalk resident Patricia Stewarts Dyke and her husband William V Dyke Jr died in a Wheaton Illinois house fire around 9 30 p m Smoke reportedly suffocated the couple Mrs Dyke 57 was the daughter of the late George Stewart of Norwalk The Dyke family had lived in Wheaton eight years Three sons survive Ensign Stewart Dyke head of U S Navy public affairs for the Oriskamy bound for Vietnam William V Dyke Jr a UW Madison senior and George M Dyke II a Yale senior Memorial services set for Trinity Episcopal Church and burial in Milwaukee Donations to Central DuPage Hospital were requested
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Wheaton, Ill
Norwalk
William V. Dyke
Gary Court
Patricia Stewart
George S. Stewart
Wheaton
Milwaukee
Ensign Stewart Dyke
U.S.S. Oriskamy
Vietnam
William V. Jr
University of Wisconsin
George M., II
Yale University
Trinity Episcopal Church
Central DuPage Hospital
Winfield
Kampps
Two Flyers Named AP All Ohio Team
Norwalk St. Paul players Bill Rospert and Dick Hill were named to the Associated Press All Ohio Football team in a just announced roster.
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Norwalk
St. Paul
Bill Rospert
Dick Hillman
Associated Press
Norwalk Chamber Campaign Continues to Keep Local Truck Line
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce president Ralph Bache said the campaign to retain Norwalk Truck Lines is ongoing and declined to elaborate beyond stating they are working. Local football players received All-Ohio recognition with Rospert and Hillman on the second defensive unit, Grine honored, Kaiser on defense, and Welfle Kaatz Zimmerman also cited among area honorees.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Norwalk
Ralph Bache
Bache
Rospert
Hillman
Jim Grine
Milan
Bob Kaiser
Dave Welfle
Bob Kaatz
Western Reserve
Dave Zimmerman
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Better Schools Committee
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William Young
Willard Bishman
Holman
Timmy Faas
Whittier
Calif
March of Dimes
Robert Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Reineck Brothers