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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
1
A small private plane crashed in a Hancock County farm field about 2.25 miles northwest of Arlington killing two men. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
Esterville Iowa skydiver Nick Pian tanida recounts his moment of fear when his backup chute failed to deploy 23 miles above the Midwest. He said he figured he had had it as he rode the empty air.
Investigators in Bremen explore any link of an American Mr Fixit to last week's Lufthansa jet disaster that killed forty six. A pair of American-made pliers found in the dead co pilot's hand prompts foul play questions. In Honolulu Gen Westmoreland says US forces remain in sound posture in Viet Nam and Vietnamese troops aided by Western forces can handle the situation.
A paternity case against Jim Brown hinges on an 18 year old woman’s claim she kept dates with the football star on a personal “special events” calendar. The proceeding was slated to proceed in Cleveland today.
Informed sources deny rumors Khrushchev has entered a hospital. The 71 year old former premier remains at his country villa outside Moscow and in normal health for his age.
Snow flurries give way to sun with a high near 32 in Willard and vicinity. Tonight skies turn cloudy, low around 14, with cooler conditions Friday and a light snow possible. Sunrise 7:37, sunset 5:46. Births report two Willard daughters and two Berlin Heights births. Death: Sherrill Lee Perkins, 20 months, New London.
Longtime Erie County representative faces two challengers in the GOP Senate race. Mansfield auctioneer Donald J. Pease is unopposed for the Democratic nomination. Mrs. Swanbeck seeks the Republican nod for District 14 state representative. Richard T. Butler and others file for Democratic nomination in the area. Neil S. Robinson files for state senator against Harry V. Jump after reapportionment.
UPI reports Secretary of State Ted W. Brown disqualified William L. White of Mt. Vernon as a gubernatorial opponent to Gov. James A. Rhodes. With White out, all Republican state officeholders are unopposed in May while Democrats face multiple choices. White denounced the move as collusion and vowed to consult an attorney. Brown also certified petitions for Rhodes and several other statewide Democratic and nonpartisan candidates.
William Dotson of Gau mont Nursing Home appeals a license revocation by the Ohio Department of Health after inspectors found space and staffing deficiencies. The home, licensed for 21 but with 23 residents, was ordered to vacate after Dotson failed to request a hearing. His attorney seeks a temporary injunction while Dotson contends the action is arbitrary and discriminatory.
Clifford F. Brown of Norwalk and Ben J. Goldman of Springfield are the two Democrats on the May 3 primary ballot for a Supreme Court justice seat starting January 1, 1967. Brown serves on the Sixth District Court of Appeals in Toledo. Louis J. Schneider of Mariemount is the sole Republican filing for the post.
Nine gifts totaling 44500 announced at Norwalk Kiwanis Club for Bowling Green University campus branch. Campaign aims 600000 regional drive by March 1 to unlock 1.8 million state allocation. Major donors include Home Saving and Loan Co 7000 Huron County Banking Co 6500 Citizens National Bank 5000 and John Wise 3000.
Moscow indicated a temporary sidestep of the Viet Nam issue to cooperate with international efforts on nuclear disarmament. The shift in Soviet policy was first shown at the Geneva disarmament conference last week and was reaffirmed on Wednesday.
The Ohio attorney general's office says the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments February 24 in Dr. Sam Shepard's appeal to stay out of prison. Shepard, freed in 1964 on habeas corpus, faces possible return after the 6th Circuit reversed. Bailey will defend him. Kessler will represent the state if needed.
A study of refuse disposal in Huron County prepared since August was submitted to the Board of Health. The joint report by the Board of Health and County commissioners addresses county dump problems since early last year. Township trustees attended along with Joe Killbride of Killbride Refuse Service who proposed pickup service as an alternative to a landfill.
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