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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1966
Page
3
Al Randleman a New London High School junior is known for football basketball and track. The 17 year old collects coins and rocks as hobbies and enjoys ice skating though he has fallen before. He hopes for an athletic scholarship after graduation and comes from a large family of 14 children.
Te en topics cover Willard Western Reserve and Milan schools. DECA district awards go to Brenda Duff and Muriel Spencer at Ashland High. Berlin Heights yearbook sales brisk. Monroeville NFHA members plan a candle topping. Willard and New London clubs host events and fundraisers. James Irons receives pep assembly shoutout.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, with Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt, urged free nations to boost commitments against Communism in Viet Nam while about 150 demonstrators picketed Parliament House. Protesters included unions calling for peace and antiwar slogans. Humphrey said he felt at home.
Bids are in for a new church school building addition at Congregational Community Church on Chapel Street. A special Sunday meeting after worship will consider committee recommendations on letting the contract and securing financing for the project.
The Soviet Union launched the 109th unmanned satellite in the Cosmos series today. Tass reported the satellite carries instruments for continuing space exploration.
During the Midwest Governors Conference a 13 state group created the Midwest Atomic Resources Authority to promote atomic energy use and understanding. States like Illinois Kentucky Wisconsin Ohio Michigan and others seek sites for proposed atomic plants and aim to improve the industrial and utility climate for nuclear power. Governor Otto Kerner of Illinois proposed the interstate compact with state approvals.
Norwalk Reflector details its 1830 establishment and publication by Reflector-Herald Inc. The notice lists circulation areas including Norwalk and nearby towns, carrier and mail rates, and senior management affiliations with UPI News Service and state press associations.
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