Finch Considers Second Term as Norwalk Mayor
Norwalk mayor Harold E. Finch reflects on his first year in office and weighs running again in 1967. He cites the part time nature of the job, ongoing plans for annexation and downtown development, potential municipal court, and efforts to attract industry with Chamber of Commerce backing.
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Norwalk
Harold E
Heinie
Finch
City Hall
Lorain County
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Council
Morley
Servic
Morley Price
Park and Recreation Board
Bob Mason
Weather and births round up for local area
Mostly sunny and warmer today with a high around 38 to 44. Tonight remains fair and cold with lows in the 20s. Partly cloudy and slightly warmer Friday with a high near 31 and a low around 26. Sunrise 7 47 a m Sunset 4 59 p m. Birth announcements list a Norwalk newborn son to Mr and Mrs Gilbert M Norwalk and a Riley daughter to Mr and Mrs David Riley and a Beer daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Beer.
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Gilbert M . Norwalk
David Riley
E. League
Robert Beer
Milan
Kennedy Considers Court Action to Block Book on Assassination
Jacqueline Kennedy would endure a horrible trial rather than live with the Look serialization of The Death of a President. Simon Rifkind said he would seek a state supreme court injunction to postpone publication to protect the family’s privacy.
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New York
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Simon Rifkind
State Supreme Court
Grand Jury closes Marilyn Sheppard case with no indictments
The Cuyahoga County Grand Jury found no evidence to indict anyone in the 1954 Marilyn Sheppard murder. Foreman William R. Pringle noted Bailey's accusations were unfounded and that Sheppard's conduct and character were upheld. The report stated two named individuals were innocent and declared the case closed.
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William R. Pringle
F. Lee Bailey
Sam Sheppard
Pringle
Bailey
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Fred Crankhan
Sheppard
Neighbors Complain Over Christmas Carols In Norwalk
A Norwalk couple faced a police response after a neighbor complained about loud Christmas carols played from a garage cupola. City ordinance on loud noises ended the music after the police arrived.
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Norwalk
Norwalk High winners in Christmas Window Painting Contest
A trio of Norwalk High School girls won first prize in the Christmas Window Painting Contest at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for a watercolor angels design. Sharon Schlachter took second, Debby Junk and Kathy Churchill tied for third, with honorable mentions to Margaret Boose and Linda Arnold. Judges included Mrs. Edward Rubinow and Capt. Robert Andrew. Forty-five students entered, with winners announced Wednesday afternoon.
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Norwalk
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Ann Petrosino
Kathy Fair
Jan Mann
Sharon Schlachter
Debby Junk
Kathy Churchill
Margaret Boose
Linda Arnold
Edward S. Rubinow
Edith Lindsley
Robert Andrew
Julius Mihali
Norwalk and
St. Paul’s
Hospital
Two Monroeville Boys Face Juvenile Court Over Wig Theft
Two 14 and 15 year old Monroeville youths were turned over to Juvenile Court after allegedly attempting to shoplift a red wig from a downtown Norwalk store. Michael Fox, assistant manager at W T Grant, reported the boys were seen placing the wig in a paper bag at the counter.
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Monroeville
Norwalk
Michael Fox
W.T. Grant
EHOVE Board Reviews Ten Sites for Vocational School
The EHOVE Board of Education met in a closed session to review ten potential sites for the EHOVE Vocational School. Superintendent J Creighton Christ said all sites were proposed by landowners and stressed confidentiality. Five sites are in Light A around the Turnpike Route 113 Kelley Road Huron River area. five others lie in Light B nearby. Christ noted plans to meet with architects Friday to assess land options.
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Sandusky
Ehove Board of Education
Ehove Vocational School
J. Creighton Ghrist
Christ
EHOVE
Ohio Turnpike
Norwalk Chamber Seeks Homes for Christmas Decor Contest
Registration closes Friday for the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce residential Christmas decorations contest. Residents must call the chamber with name address and chosen category. Two classes most beautiful and most unusual award $25, $10 and $5 in each class. Judges view registered homes Sunday 7 to 11 p m. Winners announced Monday.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Winners In Reflector Yale Coloring Contest Selected
A Reflector sponsored Christmas Coloring Contest awards winners from St Pauls School and Maplehurst. Patty Rekart 6, and Debbie Ellis 10 claimed first prizes in their age groups. Debbie Wagner 8 placed second and Kim Meifert 8 third in the younger division. Nina Zannie u 11 won second in the older division and Debra Lee Neel 10 third. A panel of judges chose the six winners from 225 entries. winning art will be displayed at the Reflector office through next week.
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St. Paul’s School
Maplehurst
the Reflector
Patty Rekart
Debbie Wagner
E. Washington St
Kim Meifert
Christie Ave
Nina Zannieu
Garcia Dr
Debra Lee Neel
Central Blvd
Joe Vattorello
Recreation Center
Ronald Willard
Karen Riddlebaugh
Reflector
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Robert Kennedy
Kennedys
Manchester
Kennedy
Struthers, Ohio High School
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Clyde Rekart
Chatham St
Debbie Ellis
Richard Ellis
Tucker St
Debra Neel
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