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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
1
The Air Force will fly RB-57 jets to 40 000 to 80 000 feet to study cosmic radiation exposure for future supersonic airliners. The project aims to determine potential passenger danger and guide safety standards. The research is part of a broader government effort to assess high altitude radiation effects on travelers.
Cloudy cool conditions persist with occasional light snow ending by Saturday. brief heavier flurries possible near Lake Erie at night. Today’s high 32 to 37, low 23 to 29, sunrise 7 48 am, sunset 4 59 pm.
Space officials gave Gemini 7 pilots Frank Borman and James Lovell a go to complete their 14 day orbital marathon despite fuel cell power troubles. They planned a Atlantic Ocean splashdown Saturday morning and would extend to about 206 orbits if able, after a nightlong check of the vital units.
Walter Shirra and Thomas Stafford flew from the aircraft carrier Wasp to Bermuda aboard a twin engine plane to begin debriefing after their Gemini 7 rendezvous and splashdown. An Air Force jet would fly them to Cape Kennedy for further debriefing and the 207th orbit milestone.
Norwalk zoning panel postponed action on a proposed downtown drive in restaurant as reporter refused to keep remarks off the record. Frey and Mann seek code changes to permit a drive in at West Main and Hester. A separate accident in Sandusky left Virginia L. McClellan in critical condition after a train struck her car at Pipe Street crossing.
This morning the commission reconvened after an initial adjournment when Chairman Bernard Logan arrived, bringing all members present. The panel cited several non conforming uses existing before the new code and asked City Council to call a public hearing Tuesday night to consider policy changes.
The Norwalk Reflector invites area sportsmen to a Tuesday evening program on January 18 in the Maplehurst multi purpose room. Jack VanCoevering, former Detroit Free Press outdoor editor, will present a wildlife film Adventure Out of Doors featuring bluegill fishing in Michigan mountain trout in Montana grayling in the Yukon and hunting scenes including rabbit bow and arrow pheasant and deer hunting. The event is hosted as a Sportsmen’s evening with free admission.
Norwalk Kiwanis heard Congressman Charles A. Mosher warn that the end of the 89th Congress brought disillusionment over programs and looming budget gaps. He cited war costs, potential $10 billion needs, and a possible tax increase alongside Social Security Medicare hikes as a likely second session debate.
The thefts of construction warning flashers and bulbs were reported to the Huron County Sheriff's Department and Norwalk police. Sheriff John Borgia said A J Baltes Co. reported flashers missing from bypass sites while L C Rockwell of Milan said bulbs were taken from Old State Road lights opposite the Municipal Power Plant. Rockwell noted three to four bulbs disappeared on prior nights, and Thursday night all twelve bulbs were stolen.
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