29 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1964
Page
1
John Holden writes from North Fairfield criticizing Fisher-Titus hospital board and doctors for attitudes toward admitting osteopathic physicians to the staff. The column presents the local stance and concerns raised by Holden.
Norwalk senior chamber board met at noon to wrap up 1964 business. President Kaiser treasurer Ward and EVP Sean to report. president-elect Paffenbarger to propose constitutional changes. Scheck's stores in Norwalk and Willard to become Scheck's Food Giant. manager Halm announced new signs and changed brands.
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona will have back surgery in Washington on January 5. He announced the plan while visiting a youth with a broken neck in a Phoenix hospital, saying Dr Janet Travell will perform the operation.
In Chicago the Rev John V Coffied a 24 year LA priest begins a self imposed exile with no clerical duties assigned by the Chicago chancery office. In Leopoldville Congolese troops with mercenaries rescued about 120 white hostages from rebels in Wamba northeast Congo.
Cloudy periods dominate this afternoon with warmer spells tonight and Wednesday. Showers affect 20 percent tonight and 40 to 50 percent Wednesday. temperatures fall to 35 to 42 tonight and reach 38 to 45 Wednesday. Marriage license issued to Steve Idwin Haynes and Rosemary Kennard, both of Willard. Births include a girl to Mr. and Mrs Daniel Schuller of Willard and a boy to Mr. and Mrs Jack Wright of Attica. Additional births to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Steinmetz of Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kipp of Plymouth, and Mr. and Mrs. James Curtiss of Greenwich, with another girl to Mr. and Mrs. James Crecelius of RD 1 Norwalk. Death reported: Eugene Bassford, 42, of 18 N Pleasant St.
A group of white college students from Ohio labeled Carpenters for Christmas worked long hours after dark to rebuild the Antioch Baptist Church in Rhode Island Mississippi RIPELY to finish the church interior before returning to campus.
Twenty five Oberlin College students and three professors traveled to Mississippi to rebuild a Negro church destroyed by fire in October. Authorities noted no arson in the local blaze though several state fires appeared deliberate. The roof and outside walls are finished. finishing work begins as the group plans a Wednesday mass rally with speaker Mrs Fannie Lou Hamer before they return to Oberlin Thursday.
In Vung Tau a meeting of Vietnamese military leaders signals possible compromise to resolve the crisis after a coup that toppled part of the civilian government. The talks aim to align with U.S. terms while reporting a Communist victory southwest of Saigon alongside costly clashes at Soc Trang.
Two large ice jams on the Yakima River threaten renewed flooding in Washington as an arctic storm locks rivers and coast with snow and rain. Civilian and military helicopter crews await a weather break to fly food and medicine to 500 mountain residents cut off near the California Oregon border. The weather service gives little encouragement as the Christmas week flood and arctic storm claim at least 41 lives.
Two armed men robbed the Buffalo city treasurer’s office at City Hall and escaped with cash and checks totaling about 200000. Treasurer Melvin Elliott was struck and hospitalized. A citizen arrested one bandit outside. A police officer fired at the fleeing car. about 16000 in cash was missing.
American baritone Cor nell MacNeill was fired after a onstage outburst and backstage scuffle during Parma Opera Company's performance. He shouted at the audience and protested boos aimed at soprano Luisa Maragliano, who said she was in harmony with the public and did not need his defense. The vice mayor and company manager Giuseppe Negri announced contract termination and potential future lawsuit.
A six year study from Ohio State University education professor C Gratton Kemp links closed mindedness with managerial and executive roles while open minded individuals gravitate to social service work. The study tracks 50 open and 50 closed minded seniors, showing shifts toward politics and economics for closed minds and sustained social service focus for open minds. Kemp warns influential positions may be held by those who fear ambiguity and overly accept authority.
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