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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1968

Page

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Man born on Lincoln's birthday turns 105 in Akron

Will Mullins was born on February 12 1863 on a Georgia plantation the same date Lincoln marked his 54th birthday. The 105 year old Negro resident celebrated with his youngest son and daughter in law the Rev Willie B Mullins. He worked in Georgia until age 82 mostly in a sawmill and moved to Akron three years ago.

Akron UPI Will Mullins Perry Abraham Lincoln Mullins Willie B. Mullins Georgia

Revolutionary Christianity and Black Power Speak at Ohio Events

Bishop James A. Pike and Commonwealth editor Daniel Callahan urged Christianity to become revolutionary rather than comfortable. Dick Gregory addressed about 3,000 Ohio University students arguing America is violent and linking Black Power to historic radicalism.

Columbus UPI James A. Pike Pike Episcopal Diocese of California Daniel Callahan Commonwealth Ohio State University Athens Ohio Dick Gregory Gregory Ohio University America Rap Brown Patrick Henry

Nicklaus plans dream 18-hole golf course near Columbus

Jack Nicklaus outlines a dream 18-hole course northwest of Columbus with optioned acreage, blueprint layout, and early planning for a national tourney akin to a Masters of the North. No dates are set.

Columbus UPI Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Here

Weather, births and deaths in region

Partly cloudy and cold through Tuesday with light snow flurries. High 15 to 20, low 5 to 10. Norwalk Sunday temperatures 5 to 19, humidity readings pause through day. Births announce a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Slach of Monroeville. Deaths include L Ogdon Winter 60 Detroit, George J Leber 76 Greenwich, Dale E McLaughlin 65 Greenwich.

Norwalk L. Ogdon Winter Detroit George J. Leber Greenwich Dale E. McLaughlin

Eight Accidents In Twelve Minutes On Route 250

State Highway Patrol recounts a chain of eight accidents in twelve minutes on Route 250 south of Norwalk. Initial crashes involved Nan Krisha and Margaret Foland, with Foland injured lightly. A third crash followed, then a three-car rear-end collision. involves Doris Bell Thelma Myers and Kenneth Flever. Yates cited for improper speeding in a separate rear-end on Route 250.

Norwalk State Highway Patrol Nan Krisha Bellevue Margaret Foland Foland Krisha Raymond Steinke Perrysburg Doris Bell Thelma Myers Greenwich Kenneth Flever Shiloh Myers

Garbage war eases as New York cleanup continues

New York garbagemen, back after a strike settlement imposed by Gov. Rockefeller, have cleared about 30,000 tons of the 100,000 tons dumped during the nine day walkout. Mayor Lindsay welcomed waste removal but blasted the plan as corrupting city rights as state control looms before the Albany legislature.

New York UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller John V. Lindsay Rockefeller New York City Albany Maurice Feldman Feldman Lincoln

Marines Cross Hue Perfume River In Sudden Assault

About 500 U S Marines under heavy fire surged across Hue to retake the Citadel from Communist forces. Maj Robert Thompson led the advance using a patrol flotilla and a landing craft as chopper gunships provided fire support. Civilian watchers saw the river crossing as Marines moved toward the 12 foot thick walls and the former palace complex.

Saigon UPI Hue Perfume River Maj Robert Thompson Leathernecks Palace of Annamese Kings Dale Cunningham San Francisco Oliver Leatherneck

Willard Mood Is Quiet After Drug Investigation

Willard in Huron County was unusually quiet this weekend as police pursue a drug sales and usage probe led by Police Chief Jack Fryman. A 21 year old man violated probation after a juvenile court witness testified to drug use and related gatherings. Fryman said no new arrests yet and a March 6 drug use and abuse seminar at Bowling Green State University will be attended by him.

Willard Huron County Jack Fryman Fryman Bowling Green State University

Milan mayor Rockwell named Man of the Year

Dr. E. C. Feltman presented the Chamber of Commerce Man of the Year award to Milan Mayor Glenn Rockwell at a Sunday night banquet. Rockwell's background includes a Sandusky college education, World War II Air Corps pilot training, and service as village council president. Shafer welcomed guests as 1968 president and Mike Harmon served as toastmaster.

Janet Conway Milan Glenn Rockwell Chamber of Commerce Rockwell E. C. Feltman Chamber Feltman Future Farmers of America Sandusky Business College EHOVE Meet Your Neighbor Club Richard L. Shafer Mike Harmon

Bar Association cautions Hayduk over unauthorized practice

Huron County Bar Association warned anti poverty worker George Hayduk about practicing law without a license after his Jan 20 appearance in Common Pleas Court. The letter noted possible unintentional conduct and said no action will be taken now, but future violations would not be condoned.

George Hayduk Huron County Bar Association Hayduk The Bar Association Today Huron County Common Pleas Court Norwalk Association Bar Association Frederick F. Waugh Frederick F. Waugh. the Text Was As Follows: “Dear Mr. Hayduk Ohio Common Pleas Huron County

Hue Street Fighting Captures Marine Seizing Prisoner

UPI photo shows a U S Marine in Hue Vietnam aiming an M 16 at a wounded enemy as another Marine fits a prisoner during the Hue street fighting on February 6 near the Provincial Headquarters.

U. S Hue S. Vietnam UPI Telephoto

Probe Drug Activities At Kent

Police Chief Roy Thompson said more investigation is needed to break up narcotics activity in Kent Ohio. Portage County Grand Jury reported narcotics have flourished in off campus housing at Kent State University, citing lack of university personnel to inspect housing for about 18 000 students.

Kent, Ohio UPI Roy Thompson Portage County Grand Jury Kent State University

Fuldheim Praises Israeli Army at Edison Anniversary Banquet

Dorothy Fuldheim spoke at the Milan Chamber of Commerce banquet marking Thomas Edison’s birth anniversary. She described Israel’s military success and critiqued Nasser’s view while noting Israeli soldiers’ approach and leadership style observed during the Arab Israeli war coverage.

Milan Dorothy Fuldheim Vietnam Westmoreland Israel

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