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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
1
James Duncan of Lodi California clashes with the Lodi City Council over who should pay to remove a cement block obstructing a driveway. A city light standard sits in the middle, complicating the dispute.
Police investigated five broken windows at Bronson Norwalk School after a window was found broken by Bob Meyer Chevrolet storage area. A suspect, George H. Jaycox, 54, received five years probation for indecent liberties with a minor. Space glider flight and Hanoi talks are also reported.
London reports a White Paper outlining defense cuts for 1965-66, arguing the danger of a major nuclear war can be almost entirely excluded. The defense budget rises to 5.94 billion dollars, up 8.7 percent from 1964-65.
Cloudy sky with snow over the northwest this afternoon and snow spreading across the state tonight into Wednesday. Temperatures slowly moderating with overnight lows 20 to 28 and high Wednesday around 28 to 32. Morning low 2 and high 24 reported. Precipitation around .3 inches. Sunrise 7 12 a m sunset 6 11 p m. Marriages, births, and deaths listed for Norwalk Willard Attica Wakeman St Peters burg Greenwich and Monroeville.
Felix Frankfurter, the immigrant who rose to become a leading Supreme Court justice, died at 5 05 p.m. in Washington at George Washington University Hospital. He retired Aug 28 1962 after heart seizures and an acute heart attack. He was 82, born in Vienna Nov 15 1882, came to the U S in 1894. President Johnson and Chief Justice Warren offered tributes.
The government names Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as a roving ambassador to exit the Vietnamese political scene. The move follows Khanh’s ouster by the Armed Forces Council and shifts power to Maj. Gen Tran Van Minh. A U S military spokesman notes increased Viet Cong activity with one American killed and nine wounded.
Beth Ann Haeuptle won first prize of 50 dollars, Mrs. C. F. Miller received 25 dollars, and Will Egle earned 15 dollars in the Norwalk Reflector Who's Who Among Area and Norwalk Business People contest. Checks mailed today based on entry order with all three submitting correct pictures.
United Steelworkers Union and basic steel firms plan to resume contract negotiations soon with talks targeted for next week. The current three year agreement expires April 30, and extension requests remain under debate while Meany questions trigger disagreement. If McDonald loses the election he would still lead the bargaining team until June 1.
Norwalk area hospital group selected two new trustees at its annual meeting. Charles Amato and Joseph Motsch won five year terms, replacing a one year unexpired term and a former board president who had left. Approximately 150 attendees heard unofficial vote tallies. New officers include Kenneth Buckley as president and Paul Carpenter as vice president with Motsch as treasurer and Leighton Battles as secretary.
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