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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1965
Page
1
President Johnson meets French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville in Washington to discuss Asian problems with emphasis on the Viet Nam crisis. The talks aim to bridge U S France differences on major issues while noting the broader dispute agenda.
Huron County Commissioner Don Robertson is named chairman of the Legislative Committee of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio by president Otto A. Shaw of Hocking County. Robertson said the committee will meet in Columbus on Wednesday to address legislation aiding counties. Archishop Josef Beran of Prague is released from 14 years of Communist confinement and flies to Rome to join next week's cardinal consistory while remaining in permanent exile from Czechoslovakia. The Vatican confirms a Prague archdiocese restructuring with a successor named.
Norwalk reports 2 inches of snow today with more flurries expected this weekend. Tonight will be colder and partly cloudy with wind. Saturday remains mostly cloudy and cold. High 43, low 15, trace precipitation. sun rises at 7 17 and sets at 6 06. Five day forecast notes near normal Ohio temperatures with a cold Saturday and warmer Sunday, then colder Monday and warmer Wednesday. Rain or snow expected Sunday and scattered flurries Monday. Henry Lee Hale and Bonnie Jean Barnett married at home in Willard. Birth announces a girl for Mr and Mrs David DeSanto of Wakeman. Bertha Rundell, 86, Wellington, dies.
Police dispersal of a Negro demonstration in Marion leaves at least 10 injured by clubs and one shot by a bullet wound in the stomach. Jimmy Lee Jackson, 26, in poor condition in Selma hospital, says he suspects an Alabama state trooper shot him. Troopers swing clubs as news photographers are attacked. marching Negroes retreat to a church for about 45 minutes. MLK signals for federal protection, and reporters are escorted from town by six patrol cars.
Rebels seized Saigon challenging Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as paratroopers moved in to recapture key points. Catholic leaders cited raising sectarian risk while Buddhist factions faced accusations from rebel broadcasts amid Viet Nam’s seventh coup in 16 months since Diem’s overthrow.
Helping a patient walk is one of many duties performed by licensed practical nurses in training at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. Student Barbara Daniel aids Mrs Matilda Skinn as Fisher-Titus also trains young men and women to be x ray technicians.
Cleo Ludwig of Ludwig and Kibbey Enterprises announces bids for an L and K Royal Buffer to be built on Benedict Avenue opposite Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The 100 seat, 35-employee modern glass brick steel restaurant aims for July opening with local hiring and a locally trained manager if possible.
A Northern Ohio Telephone Co. employee aided an injured 65 year old woman found on the floor for over six hours at 38 W. Seminary St. After failed entry attempts the door was eventually opened with a screwdriver and the night chain released. Mrs. Barbara H. Ensminger was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for examination.
In New York the United States blocked a full vote on Soviet voting rights at the United Nations by deeming Albania's ballot a procedural request under Article 19. The General Assembly adjourned after a defeated motion to resume balloting, avoiding a clash between the United States and the Soviet Union over peacekeeping fees.
A second burglary attempt at TV Clinic failed when a loot-loaded truck got stuck in mud. Last Saturday thieves stole $2,500 worth TVs and radios from Route 20 store. Deputies link suspects to the Maxie Tire and Supply Co. break in January 1963 and suspect Akron involvement.
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