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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1969
Page
2
A shabby man with a sympathy card visits the Atlanta Constitution to honor publisher Ralph Emerson McGill who died of a heart attack. He explains the card cost him 15 cents and asks it be given to McGill’s widow and son.
Thousands sent condolences to the Constitution office for McGill, the Pulitzer Prize editor who fought racial injustice. He was to be buried on his 71st birthday after funeral services at All Saints Episcopal Church. Dignitaries Hubert Humphrey Nixon Johnson attended or sent tributes citing his journalism and conscience.
Don t rely on luck to recover a pet. The notice urges readers to place a Lost ad in Classified and contact the finder at 662-4241 to arrange return.
The XB70 supersonic bomber, built at a cost of 500 million dollars and capable of 2000 mph, was retired to Wright Patterson Air Force Museum after a test career beginning in 1964. Col. Joseph D. Hornsby accepted the aircraft for exhibition as plans called for weather protection and an outdoor display.
Eleven names were selected from 600 entries in the contest to name the new Huron County School for the mentally retarded. A committee chaired by administrator Sewell Cameron narrowed the list. the Board of Mental Retardation will make the final choice at its next meeting.
A public hearing on a liquor permit sought by Andrew Biro of Elyria, owner of the Wonderbar in New London, is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. next Tuesday in the Mayor's office at the request of the Board of Education. Officials say earlier notice was missed due to liquor department oversight of library classes and nearby church proximity.
Police discovered 70 year old Cpl. Jacob Ramer U S Army Retired dead in a $4 a night Miami hotel room. A military footlocker contained a note naming the U S government as sole beneficiary and cash bonds and a bank balance totaling 14990 67. Officials expect the funds to go to the government. There were no known relatives. Ramer had lived at The City address and checked in September 1967.
The Nova costs $78,000 less than last year with similar equipment and adds standard head restraints. The 200 hp V8 and power features reduce price versus a 68 model, while new anti theft lock and quieter engines boost value. Many buyers trade foreign cars for this economical Nova during the Chevy dealer Value Showdown.
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