01 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1967
Page
1
Dr. William H. Pickering, director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said the deaths of the Apollo astronauts would only delay the US space program briefly and urged resilience. Several unrelated UPI briefs follow on a bus crash, a jumble sale, a wage protest, and a Lancaster infant death.
A Euclid suburban teacher asks the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court to enjoin the Euclid Board of Education from invoking the Ferguson act to prevent a strike by public employees. The move highlights tension over state law and labor actions in education.
Protestant Catholic and Jewish clergymen from 45 states wrapped up a two day peace mobilization in Washington urging grassroots backing for new U.S. peace initiatives in Vietnam. More than 2,000 ministers priests and rabbis joined a White House vigil and protest actions began Tuesday with a silent prayer in front of the White House.
Weather outlook cloudy with a slow rise to partly sunny in the afternoon. Temperatures peak near 38 to 40 with a low in the lower 30s tonight and potential rain or snow Thursday. Marriage license applications for Franklin Hall and Betty Harvey, both of New London. Licenses granted for Maxamillian Holtz and Meri Ann Albritton, both of Norwalk. Birth notices for Barker, Kline, Creamer, and Welch families. Deaths listed for Capelle, Shook, and Buckingham.
Washington and Saigon detect possible movement toward de escalation as factors from military and diplomatic arenas align. Officials caution against over optimism while noting Hanoi may concede on bombing limits, China's chaos limits Peking, and Moscow could press Hanoi toward moderation, with U S forces damaging the main Communist structure in South Vietnam.
Negotiations on a new salary schedule for Norwalk teachers continue at a special meeting of the Norwalk Teachers Association and the Board of Education. The full association met Tuesday to consider a schedule from the board, with no official outcome released yet.
Eugene F. Mack, local insurance and real estate man, filed to run for mayor of Norwalk as a Democrat. He faces either Harold E. Finch or Joe E. Dudley in the Republican contest. Mack is the sole Democrat on the ticket for mayor, clearing his path to the primary.
Eugene F. Mack, Democratic candidate for Mayor of Norwalk, says he is qualified and supports the two party system. He previously ran for councilman-at-large in 1961 and 1963 and has 12 years of activity in the Norwalk Democratic Party. The piece lists candidates and filings across Norwalk and Bellevue wards, with incumbents and challengers in mayoral and council races and a Ridgefield Township notice.
Norwalk officials and business leaders met Tuesday night to tackle a housing shortage tied to industrial growth. A housing committee and an annexation panel were formed to address home supply, prices, and area expansion. Hyatt Bearing reported 200 new families, with fewer than 10 percent settling in Norwalk, citing high prices and limited affordable homes.
Allied forces reported killing at least 136 Communists in a battle near Saigon. One U S Marine was killed when an accidental Marine jet bombing hit troops, and 11 were wounded.
Announcements mailed to 300 Huron County professionals reveal the Guidance Center’s move from Benedict Avenue to 86 Benedict Ave and its West Main and Newton Streets site. Rev. J G S Whitney designed the mailed notices featuring a cartoon. The center adds private staff offices and a child therapy playroom while the phone number stays unchanged.
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