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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
5
In Pittsburgh a color designation on a floor of a new parking garage drew protest from residents and workers who argued the scheme unfairly singled out certain users and required clarification from city officials.
Norwalk High School students presented gifts to the Salvation Army during the Christmas assembly led by the Student Council. The program included a religious reading carols by the band and student singing. The event contrasted with a civil rights dispute over floor labeling on the Allegheny Tower garage where the eighth floor shows 8 and colors in several languages.
The Christmas assembly marked Sister Mary Alphonsus golden jubilee at St Pauls High School She taught 18 years at the school and 32 years in other parishes she sponsored the sophomore class and touched many students Principal Father Bodart praised her kindness and leadership Students presented gifts including a rocking chair wristwatch foot stool and an electric blanket
Thomas M. Pederson district director of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announces that aliens in the United States must report addresses during a January reporting period with few exceptions.
In Huntsville Missouri Terrill Mayo has spent eight years collecting string and created a 2400 pound ball of twine. He began winding by hand but moved to an electric machine after the ball passed 50 pounds. Mayo once joked about launching a kite to the moon with his string and has not disclosed future plans for the mass of twine.
A Communist court in Potsdam sentenced Moses R. Herrin of Akron Ohio and Frederick Matthews of Ellwood City Pennsylvania to eight years in prison for attempting to smuggle a 13 year old girl through the Berlin wall to her parents. The trial was secret and American officials were barred from attendance.
Aviation Machinist's Mate Airman William A USN son of Mr G M Minor Route 2 recalls December 2 1965 as the day nuclear powered warships were first used in armed combat. He serves aboard the USS Enterprise nuclear powered attack aircraft carrier.
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