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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1965
Page
1
The House Foreign Affairs Committee resumes hearings on President Johnsons $3.38 billion foreign aid bill led by Rep. Morgan. Johnson plans a message to Congress proposing new legal tools to curb racketeering and police training grants to bolster crime prevention.
FBI announces the arrest of three men and one woman in New York City for conspiring to dynamite the Statue of Liberty the Liberty Bell and the Washington Monument. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says suspects include three Negro males and one white female charged with the plot.
Weather remains cloudy through Wednesday with light snow possible northwest this afternoon spreading eastward tonight. Tonight’s low 24 to 33, Wednesday high 35 to 45. Birth notices report births for Rosier Willard Roth Gayheart Predier. deaths listed for Davis Zimmerman Obermiller with ages.
UPI says the United States has evidence that Communist China may be preparing for a second nuclear test within days or weeks. Washington notes the situation mirrors prior countdowns and could affect tensions with Asian Communists after North Viet Nam bombings.
Soviet Premier Kosygin via Tass urged the United States to withdraw its forces and military equipment from South Viet Nam. He called for an end to armed provocations in Indochina and rejected foreign interference in its internal affairs. The message followed a meeting with Indochinese conference preparatory officials in Phnom Penh.
William H. Rehard, 22, confessed kidnapper of 7 year old Donna Adkins, hanged himself in his Cuyahoga County Jail cell during the early hours. He left a suicide note written Sunday and died after tying a makeshift rope to bars and a radiator. The abduction left Donna blinded in one eye. she was later abandoned on the Ohio Turnpike. Sheriff officials placed the timing between 4:20 and 4:35 a.m. during nightly checks.
Lee Wunder avoided injury when a spare tire rolled from a truck driven by Herbert S. Hale 32 of Upper Sandusky and struck Wunder’s pushcart on East Main Street. Hale was cited for unsafe vehicle equipment and must appear in Mayor’s Court Saturday.
In Saigon Buddhist Premier Phan Huy Quat unveiled a 20 member cabinet aimed at unifying South Vietnam amid rising military pressure. The diverse group includes Buddhists and Catholics as Quat seeks civilian rule and elections while facing Viet Cong offensives.
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes urged a framework for growth and four constitutional amendments while asking for a 1.4489 billion dollar general fund budget for two years. Democrats demanded equal time to reply, criticizing the speech as political and referencing tax policy.
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