Norwalk Reflector Plans Two-Week Reader Survey by Phone
The Norwalk Reflector will survey readers by telephone over the next two weeks. Calls will be random to cover a portion of subscribers. Four questions will be asked, kept brief to save time. Courteous cooperation is appreciated.
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Johnson to present agriculture message to Congress
President Johnson sends Congress his agriculture message with few expected changes in farm policy for next year. The emphasis is seen on economy as he advocates continuing price support programs while seeking $1.86 billion for price support and related activities, down about $429 million from fiscal 1965.
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Snowball War on UT Campus Leaves Three Dead
A third death followed UT Knoxville snowball chaos after a truck driver died from a fractured skull after a snowball strike. Earlier incidents include a freshman shot by a driver and another motorist who suffered a fatal heart attack and crash after snowball pelting.
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Bloodmobile at Monroeville High School Friday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Monroeville High School Auditorium from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. The first 1965 visit aims to collect 125 pints with donors invited from across the county, not only Monroeville, per chairwoman Mrs. Oscar Komarek.
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Monroeville
Weather and births and death record brief
Weather mostly cloudy with light snow flurries then clearing. Temperatures near five below tonight, high in twenties Friday under sun. Wednesday high 12, low 2 below this morning, no precipitation. Sunrise 7 30, sunset 5 47. Births: Attica Mr and Mrs Robert Nagel announce a boy and Monroeville Mr and Mrs Lee Lambert announce a girl. Death: Mrs Filomena Mlcck, 75, New London.
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Attica
Lee Lambert
Monroeville
Birgit Nilsson Stuns Met With Salome Ovation
Broadway sensation Birgit Nilsson delivered a historic Salome at the Metropolitan Opera House earning a 25 minute ovation and 23 curtain calls. Critics hailed her portrayal of the New Testament figure and praised her sovereign vocal moments surpassing Ljuba Welitsch, with audiences paying up to 35 dollars for seats.
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Maxie Loses TVs and Stereos in Fifth Burglary
The Maxie Tire and Supply Co. at 83 Whittlesey Ave. was burglarized early this morning for the fifth time since 1957. Preliminary estimates suggest four to six portable televisions four to five portable stereophonic record players and several transistor radios were stolen, many display items.
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Maxie Tire and Supply Co
Whittlesey Ave
Social Security Turns 25 in Huron County
Nellie Cole age 92 celebrated receiving her 300th Social Security check at her Norwalk home. She is the sole Huron County beneficiary, one of 111 in Ohio and 1,961 nationwide still drawing monthly benefits from the program that began 25 years ago this month. Cole retired from B. C. Taber Co. in 1939 after 18 months of contributions and later ran drapery work.
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Peru Dump Vote Deferred for Alternate Site
The Huron County Board of Health deferred a vote on the proposed Huron River dump site for Peru Township and urged trustees to seek an alternate location. The board suggested cooperation with adjoining townships for a joint dump site, noting potential injunctions from downstream residents. Two petitions opposed the site, 23 Izaak Walton League members and 20 area landowners.
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Huron County Board of Health Today
Huron River
Peru Township
Peru
John Wise
Motioa
Tom ‘Keanessy
Huron County
Izaak Walton League
Ridgefield
Hennessy
Blood a precious thing recipients value blood supply
Mrs. Theodore Heitsche 66 Harris has 25 blood units since October while her son Ted 25 received 12 after a car motorcycle crash. Nurses and dozen others stress blood's value and support Red Cross drives for adequate local supply amid hospital transfers and hopeful test results.
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Theodore Heitsche
Harris
Floyd Horning
Old State Road
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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