09 Feb 1966
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1966
Page
1
London officials warned of possible transport paralysis mirroring New York City last month as subway workers joined the threatened railway strike and prepared to walk out next Monday, potentially disrupting services across the capital.
In a published interview Rachele Mussolini requests U S authorities to return brain pieces taken for scientific study 21 years ago. She vows to bury Benito Mussolini in the family tomb at San Cassino and will not rest until full remains are interred.
UPI reports Tass denounces the Honolulu conferences as a collusion between the United States and its Saigon puppets to escalate the war in Viet Nam. The agency says the peace plan cannot be taken seriously and condemns the effort as dangerous.
In Miami Candace Messler argued with her lawyer during prosecutors' testimony, calling the case a frameup and denying knowledge of the man she allegedly killed. Separately, Paris fashion shows featured male models in feminine styles, while UPI reports note shifts in labor markets as more women and teens enter work due to higher draft quotas.
Variable cloudiness and a little warmer today with a high of 50 to 60. Tonight and possibly Thursday showers. sunrise 7 30 a m sunset 5 53 p m. Births list includes multiple Willard North Fairfield and Shiloh entries. death note for Mrs. Clayton Kelley of Wakeman.
Richard Roth of Roth Brothers Construction scolds Norwalk Board of Education member Paul Miller during a meeting over remodeling at 19 21 North Hester Street. Roth claims 108 percent contract completion and cites publicity over a withheld 1066 payment as grounds for his exit.
A Wakeman mother of seven was killed Tuesday when her pickup swerved to avoid a dog and was crushed by a semitrailer on U S 20 two miles west of Wakeman. Albert L. Bomer of Rising Sun drove the truck. he had minor injuries. Funeral services set for Friday at Gerber & Son Funeral Home.
President Johnson arrives at the White House ending a 10 000 mile Hawaii mission. He pledges stronger U S effort in war and peace in South Viet Nam after three days of Honolulu talks with South Vietnamese leaders. Vice President Humphrey heads to Saigon to carry the Honolulu declaration mission. Bassett Johnson briefed in Los Angeles en route.
New London Police Chief Kenneth Murr said the investigation into a reported beating of a New London high school girl after the New London Huron basketball game found no intended assault. A disturbance occurred and a girl was taken to New London Hospital for observation, but injuries remain unconfirmed.
A total of 186242 in cash contributions and pledge cards was reported for the COED drive. Roland E Noon, 23, faced a fraud charge which was reduced to a misdemeanor. Noon received six months in county jail, suspended, and two years probation with conditions to pay costs and restitution.
Hurst Motor Sales of Wakeman submitted a $1400 bid for a new car for the dog war den, accepted by Huron County Commissioners. Funds raised across Huron Erie Ottawa total $168,242 as of 4 p.m. Tuesday toward a $600,000 goal by March 1 to secure an $18 million State Board of Regents allocation. Unforwarded pledges include $2,000 from Milan Junior Chamber and $10,000 from Sam Stein for Grill Meats Inc. and Sam Stein Assoc.
U.S. Senator Stephen M. Young criticizes President Johnson for following military generals guidance. He proposes withdrawing troops to South Vietnam seaports and pursuing a cease fire, arguing generals are overextended given past errors.
New Delhi says it has answered a cable from Viet Nam president Ho Chi Minh expressing hope for a peaceful Viet Nam settlement. India, as IC C chairman, will fulfill obligations to maintain the Indo China cease fire.
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