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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1967

Page

2

Snakes Escape From Bandung Institute in Jakarta Search

Authorities in Jakarta broadened the hunt for more than 100 poisonous snakes that escaped from the Passeur Institute of Toxicology in Bandung. The incident prompted urgent public safety warnings as workers scoured surrounding areas for the dangerous reptiles.

Jakarta UPI Bandung Passeur Institute of Toxicology

Turtleneck Goes Formal

New York reports the turtleneck as a formal wear craze seen at a White House party and in high society. Celebrities like Capt. Chuck Robb and Lord Snowdon are linked to the fad, while venues such as El Morocco and Plaza Hotel bar its use in upscale settings. Experts advise caution, noting office wear remains improper.

New York UPI Chuck Robb Lynda Bird White House Hillard Elkins Ingrid Bergman Earl Wilson Johnny Carson Amy Vanderbilt Billy Hamilton Lord Snowdon Mar Garet Bobby Kennedy Washington Teddy Newport el Morocco Plaza Hotel

Train Slowdown Ties Up Tokyo Commuter Lines

National Railway Workers Union plans another slowdown in Tokyo to protest the layoff of 50,000 workers. Officials say trains moved at a crawl as crews followed safety rules strictly, delaying schedules.

Tokyo UPI National Railway Workers Union

Ex Movie Idol Novarro Criticizes Modern Stars

Ramon Novarro, silent film idol now 68, says today’s leading men look sloppy on screen and overpublicized. He notes lack of makeup care, too many roles, and frequent TV appearances. The bachelor continues acting, plans priest role on NBC TV, and jokes marriage is a life trap. He keeps real estate interests and contemplates travel, singling out single life as freeing.

Hollywood UPI Ramon Novarro Navarro Laurel Canyon NBC

Willard Officials Report Multiple Traffic Citations

A combined list shows numerous court actions in Willard Plymouth and surrounding towns. Offenders include William Hock and Oliver Arrendeo facing speeding and no license charges, with various bonds forfeited. Other entries note red lights, public intoxication, improper starts, and DWI cases, plus a Cincinnati Reds personnel move.

William Hock Plymouth Charles Elliott New Washington James Harpst Oliver Arrendeo Russell Puckett Willard Edna Alvari Nellanda Shoemaker Major Thornsberry Boyd Enzor, Jr Greenwich Eugene Tackett Tiro Russel Harter Bennett Holbrook Huron County Max Mullins Andre Kiraly la Grange Ill John Gray Galion Russell Butler Alfred Gomaz Kenneth Smith William Roberts Merlin Carmean Harry Jones James Robinson Maxcimo Garcia Olive Lawrence Zeller Republic Red Light

Hamburg Now Has Hamburgers

London based Lyons and Company plans 200 Wimpy hamburger shops in West German cities. Wimpy outlets already operate in West Berlin Duesseldorf Cologne Bochum and Hamburg where the dish originated. The chain emphasizes limited menus and centralized buying, reporting profits of 10 to 12 percent versus 4 to 5 percent for typical German eateries.

Hamburg Germany UPI London Lyons and Company, Ltd West Berlin Duesseldorf Cologne Bochum North America Atlantic Britain Lyons

Bengals to draft 45 college players next season

The Cincinnati Bengals will be allowed to select 45 college players in the pro football draft on January 30. Before the draft, the club will pick four players from each AFL team except Miami on January 15 in Jacksonville with the All-Star game. Each club also designates another player to join Cincinnati for its 40-man roster.

NEW York UPI Cincinnati Bengals Paul Brown Miami Jacksonville Fla Cincinnati

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