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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
1
Dr. Martin R. DeHaan, 74, founder of the Radio Bible Class, died at his Grand Rapids home. The program began in 1938 and is broadcast on more than 600 stations in the United States Canada and other countries.
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board plans action today on the law exempting pollution control facilities installed by industry from property sales and corporate franchise taxes after December 31.
At the White House President Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan is greeted by trumpet salutes and flags while President Johnson delivers blunt remarks. In Cincinnati former Browns coach Paul Brown and Gov Rhodes visit to discuss bringing an NFL franchise, addressing about 125 officials and civic leaders.
Cloudy cooler day with drizzle or light snow possible. High 38 to 44. Tonight cloudy with light snow chance low 28 to 33. Wednesday cloudy with minimal change and occasional snow turning to rain. Sunrise 7 46 a m Sunset 4 58 p m. High Monday 52 Low Monday 32. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Leonard Camp RD 3 daughter. DEATHS Mrs Winifred Carper 78 Willard Mrs Dulcie Case 56 Willard.
Dallas pathologist Dr Louis S Smith Jr 19 died seven hours after an early morning emergency operation at Parkland Hospital His father who was up at 130 am performed external heart massage and cut the chest with a razor to take the heart He said a sixth sense drove him to check on his son and that his wife and brothers helped during resuscitation All doctors could do was continue heart massage and mouth to mouth as oxygen was given His son Louis Spencer Smith III was a music major at North Texas University and died in the intensive care unit The family has four other children and the cause cited included cardiac standstill from bronchitis and other factors
Ohio Board of Education allocated 153389 in Title I funds for Huron County districts to aid low income students. Willard leads county shares with 40751. other districts receive 23890 4895 6489 25553 23145 7868 20830. Statewide total 39 million. Erie County earns 173512.
Marion Correctional Institute inmate William McKeeley seeks a legal release from a 1958 assault with intent to rob sentence. The Ohio State University Legal Clinic prepared his petition under a new statute granting rights-based habeas-like review. The Huron County Common Pleas hearing, focused on a legal point, will be argued by Walter L. Hite. McKeeley will not attend.
Raymond C. Thums of Burlington Wisconsin pleaded guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court to traffic manslaughter. He was indicted after the death of Roy J. Law when Law’s farm wagon and tractor were hit by Thums’ semi-trailer truck.
A burglary at Bronson School was reported to the Sheriff. Entry was gained through a rear auditorium door sometime Monday night or early today. Stolen items include two tape recorders a strip film projector an Argus camera the public address microphone and a record player. Custodian Estil Eldridge said everything was fine when he left at 9 p.m. Monday after a Christmas program.
Attorneys for Mr and Mrs Robert C Price deny allegations in a Huron County Common Pleas Court suit filed by Mr and Mrs L W Burras. The Price petition against Burras addresses property concerns at 10 Norwood Ave as of January.
Fire department was called to 12 Cortland St at 9 22 am after Mr and Mrs McKenzie reported a smoky odor. No fire found and no source located. Legal notice describes zoning dispute with Price over four feet of Burras property near Benedict Ave and Elm St. Fast Foods Mart occupies the site. Damages claimed at 50 per month or 10000 dollars. Price says old building razed and a new one erected with eaves overhang and vacant space at the line. State permit issued and zoning board approval cited.
A two cent plastic stopper nearly grounded two Gemini missions after being left in a Titan first stage fuel intake line. Engineers traced the misplacement to a Martin Co maintenance action, where a stopper was not removed after valve replacement.
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