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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1965
Page
1
In Toledo two 12 year olds died after plunging through thin ice while playing on a pond with classmates near their parochial grade school. The tragedy follows a day of other UPI dispatched world brief items.
Norwalks Zoning Committee will review a zoning code section banning drive ins and gas stations downtown along with a proposed beauty parlor in a residential district. The Zoning and Planning Commission recommended rejection of the beauty parlor and the council referred the issues to the committee for action.
The Hammon family recalls Christmas customs in India, including wrapping parcels in cloth, a makeshift tree from a crooked pine limb, and travel tales. Back home in Norwalk they gather 17 relatives with gifts split between grandchildren and adults, plus bells collected from travels. In Paris, de Gaulle moves to end his boycott of European talks, signaling a Luxembourg meeting on Jan 13 and a 10 percent tariff cut, while preserving veto rights and opposing supranational powers.
The last City Council meeting saw four departures in Norwalk with Mayor Louis G. Frey ending a four term run and councilmen James Smith William Comer and Richard Blackburn also stepping down. Incoming mayor Harold Finch and three new council members Louis Nardecchia Richard Becker and Brian Schaffer prepare to take office.
Washington weighs a Viet Cong offer of a 12 hour Christmas Eve truce as U S officials debate whether to honor any halt in bombing North Vietnam. No plan to pause exists and field commanders would decide local actions.
In Huron County Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Vetter's chambers the action by Pauline Costein John L Mostein Mary Mostein and Mary Capetz against the City of Willard challenged storm and sanitary sewer assessments. The journal entry notes property owners will not pay more than one third of property value. Proceedings began in early November.
Helocopters circled the Norwalk by-pass area for a demonstration. Charles Amato vice-president of the A. J. Baltes Co explained the copters show construction uses and company owners and officers rode in them during the event.
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