07 Feb 1966
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1966
Page
1
General Westmoreland says the enemy cannot be defeated in a single battle and will be ferreted out over many campaigns. In Pueblo a small man with a limp, Boston accent, pink gloves robbed a local pharmacy and police expect little trouble locating him.
Population Reference Bureau officials warn 100 million people live near famine lines as birth rates rise and deaths fall. If trends persist, global population could double by 2000. In separate note, the Cleveland Orchestra begins a 15 day East Coast tour with a Carnegie Hall opening under Szell featuring 100 chorus members and pianist Scarpini. Shaw to conduct later concert.
In central Greece 8 500 people are homeless after weekend quakes that damaged or destroyed 20 villages. One woman was killed and 21 injured as the tremors continued through the region.
Cloudy with periods of freezing rain this afternoon then mix of rain and snow later tonight and Tuesday. Warmer through Tuesday with thawing. highs near 32 to 40 today, 30 Sunday, 13 low. Marriage licenses issued for several couples in Mansfield Monroeville and Bellevue. births and deaths reported in Norwalk and surrounding areas.
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes reacts to a lavish Governor's Suite built at Punderson State Park manor. He orders the suite cut into small rooms and renames it The Doghouse. State officials investigate and pledge no such suite will remain.
President Johnson and South Viet Nam leaders convened in Honolulu to seek a more effective military strategy with limited talk of escalation. Key participants include Thieu Ky Lodge Westmoreland Wheeler Sharp and other top American and Saigon officials as sessions run through the day.
Honolulu AP UPI Gen William Westmoreland gave a capsule view of Viet Nam forces and strategy. U S forces about 200 000 South Vietnamese 300 000 regulars and 260 000 para military Communists 77 000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese regulars over 100 000 civilian guerrillas and 17 000 support forces The plan includes defending population centers opening roads and rail lines securing base complexes keeping mobile most U S troops to engage Viet Cong and North Vietnamese main forces continue air strikes in the North as supplemental to the South effort.
The court heard a taped phone call in which Candy Messler urged Roscoe Brown to avoid misstatements as authorities looked to tie her to financier Jacques Messler’s death. The transcript was admitted as state evidence during the Powers murder trial in its fourth week.
Huron County commissioners and Sheriff John Borgia schedule a demonstration this afternoon in Shelby on how to operate a backup generator. The event follows letters with Sen Stephen Young and federal health officials, who declined permission to run the Memorial Home unit but agreed to show readiness steps.
John F. Ernsthausen age 78 of 20 Warren Drive was reported in fairly good condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a fall Sunday night at the home of Clyde May 43 Welton Ave. Police assisted in transport. The injury was not serious.
Police report vandals have burned paper and dropped it into the Citizens National Bank chute. Bank staff found a charred fragment and note a second incident. Officials warn of prosecution under malicious destruction of property with fines from five to fifty dollars or up to 90 days in jail.
The first two Founding Fellows from Norwalk are Mrs. Harry Franz and Dr. N M Camardese. They each pledged 1000 to back a 600000 campus branch of Bowling Green University. If locals raise 600000 by March 11, the Erie Huron Ottawa area would gain 18 million from the state.
Roland E. Noon, 23, of 60 Spine Court, entered a not guilty plea in a Common Pleas Court hearing Saturday on fraud charges. Authorities say Noon allegedly issued checks drawn on a non-existent account.
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