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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1965
Page
1
The REFLECTOR announces a planned editorial series on the new city master plan begun Monday. The first article will appear on the editorial page as the paper starts from the beginning.
A presidential panel labors through an all night bargaining session with union and management spokesmen to craft a settlement formula for the month old longshoremen’s strike. It will reconvene at 9 30 a m to present recommendations to negotiators.
Cloudy windy and much colder this afternoon with snow flurries mainly east and north. Low tonight 12 to 18 west 18 to 24 east. Saturday partly cloudy and colder with snow flurries northeast high in the 20s to near 30 in the extreme south. Five day forecast: Ohio temperatures about 4 degrees above normal colder Saturday and Sunday warmer Monday then cooler by midweek. Births: Mr and Mrs David Schnee Monroeville a boy and Mr and Mrs Calvin Renecker Jr Monroeville a girl. Death: Mrs Josephine Andreano 68 Twin Maples Nursing Home.
Blizzards sweep through the Midwest with over a foot of snow between Omaha and Lincoln. Western Iowa reports up to 10 inches in an hour while Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin travelers are urged to stay home. Freezing rain and severe storms also strike the South injuring at least 12. State crews race to free motorists trapped along highways east of Lincoln.
Norwalk’s master plan, a 100 plus page document by Ladislas Segoe and Associates of Cincinnati, guides future parking, traffic, zoning, parks, schools and subdivisions. The plan is non binding but urged for early adoption, with a zoning map included and copies distributed to the city.
Two U S Air Force officers testifying in Saigon said they faced little enemy air opposition and mainly rifle fire from foxholes during Thursday's strike on Chap Le complex. Maj. Robert F. Ronca and Capt. John B. Cutler reported four to five passes by fighters and VNAF support, with minimal damage to their aircraft and a successful mission against North Vietnamese forces.
U S rescue teams freed the last survivor, Gl I Sp 4 Arthur G Abendschien of Deptford New Jersey after 35 hours trapped in wreckage. The barracks were bombed by Viet Cong suicide squads killing 2 and wounding many as 22 escaped. Abendschien sustained a three inch head wound but remained mobile and reported no current pain.
City officials weigh building a new recreation center near McGuan Park with Washington Street access. Federal aid potential covers up to half the cost is under review as Mayor Frey and Recreation Board President Shankman confer with Congressman Mosher and Senator Young.
Frey outlines two paths for a Norwalk center project. A supplemental public works bill could fund it, or the city could seek a bond issue with voter approval. Architect Thurman Peabody drafts a 400000 dollar plan including a pool, gym, and lounge with multiple rooms. A study group will review options and may place the measure on the November ballot.
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