Norwalk Board Of Education Sets Special Session Thursday
The board will meet at noon Thursday to discuss acquiring property, announced by Dr. Sturgis R. Corbin, superintendent of schools.
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Norwalk
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1965
Page
1
Bus Bill Aims for Ballot Vote as Amendment
Two state representatives plan to push a measure to place the school bus bill on the ballot as a constitutional amendment. The proposal would let public transportation assist private and parochial school pupils and would be submitted to voters in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Steelworkers Union Talks Resume After Seven Week Recess
Pittsburgh UPI reports that contract negotiations between the United Steelworkers Union and the steel industry hinge on selecting a mutually acceptable date. Talks were in recess nearly seven weeks due to the union campaign and election of top officers.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Steel
Peace Conference Sought for Vietnam Conflict
Paris and Moscow indicated support for a peace conference to halt fighting in Vietnam. Reports from London said China ready to join talks but against pre conditions. North Vietnam also ready to discuss with no pre conditions.
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Paris
UPI
France
Russia
Viet Nam
London
China
Weather and life events brief for the area
Heavy snow warnings tonight with 4 inches or more possible. Mostly cloudy today with snow late afternoon ending Thursday. Temperatures 25 to 30 today, 24 to 28 tonight, 15 in Norwalk low and 19 high Sunday. Five day forecast shows below normal temperatures and light precipitation mainly Thursday. Marriage licenses issued for Seaman Lehnert Ruess Marschall. Births include Leber Walsh Darby. Deaths listed for King Roots Lindenberger Gatrell.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Laurel and Hardy star Stan Laurel dies at 74
Stan Laurel, famed half of the Laurel and Hardy duo, died at 74 in Santa Monica after a heart attack. The comedian had suffered strokes in 1955 and 1957, left partially paralyzed, and was with his fourth wife Ida at his modest home when stricken. He helped create many classic slapstick routines and appeared in about 300 films.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Stan Laurel
Laurel
Fat Oliver
Babe) Hardy
Hardy
Stan
Ida
Laurel and Hardy
B57 Bombers First Seen in South Vietnam Action
U S air power partners B57 jet bombers with F100 fighters in strikes on Viet Cong concentrations north of Saigon and near Pleiku. Three Americans killed and nine wounded as heavy government losses are reported. General Nguyen Khanh prepares to hand over command to Maj. Gen. Tran Van Minh and head to New York via Hong Kong.
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Saigon
Vps
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Binhinh
Pleiku
Nguyen Khanh
Dalat
South Viet Nam
Tran van Minh
General Staff Headquarters
Hong Kong
U.N
New York
Phuoc Tuy
II Corps
Pleiku City
South China Seacoast
Latch Pooch Fright High End Burglar Foiled
A burglar was deterred at West End Sunoco on 228 W Main St when a barking dog and a difficult window latch scared him away. Police found a broken window pane and footprints during a 5:30 am check. a bolt lock and resident’s dog appeared to deter entry. No fingerprints were recovered.
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West End
Sunoco
Main St
W. Main
Norwalk Chamber Offers Help on City Master Plan
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce offered its aid to study the city master plan at a meeting with the city council planning commission and chamber Tuesday night. Mayor Louis G. Frey welcomed the support as the group agreed the plan is a guiding document and not binding regulations. Chamber President Tom Paffenbarger said the chamber stands ready to assist.
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Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Planning Commission
Chamber
Louis G. Frey
Frey
Tom Paffenbarger
McKowns Face Court Over Unpaid Meter Fines
Plymouth residents Robert A. McKown and his wife faced Mayor's Court on sixteen unpaid parking meter violations. McKown pled guilty. a $32 fine and $5 costs were set but suspended for $2 per violation. Police Chief Chapin called it a crackdown on delinquent meters.
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Robert A. McKown
Plymouth
Mayor’s Court
McKown
R.A. Chapin
Louis G. Frey
Chapin
McKowns
Harlem prepares for viewing Malcolm X as investigators probe assassination
Police sharpshooters guard rooftops around a Harlem funeral home where Malcolm X lies in public view amid a murder probe. CORE leader James Farmer argues the killing has international implications and calls for a White House inquiry into an overseas plot.
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New York
UPI
Harlem
Malcolm X
Malcolm
James Farmer
Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
White House
Newsme
Crowds pay final respects to slain Harlem leader
More than 2,000 people filed past the glass-covered bronze coffin of the tall militant Negro leader killed Sunday by assassins. Police searched visitors and floral tributes at the mortuary after bomb threats, as hundreds lined up to view Malcolm's body.
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Harlem
Malcolm
Chicago Police Prepare as Malcolm X Followers Rumored En Route
Police mobilized amid rumors that up to 1,000 Black Nationalists from New York planned to travel to Chicago to avenge Malcolm X. A caller identifying as John Henderson warned authorities that Elijah Muhammad could be targeted.
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Chicago
UPI
Malcolm X
John Henderson
New York
Elijah Muhammad
Light Brigade Keeps Norwalk Traffic Stalled on Main St
The Reflector stopwatch test shows Main St. in Norwalk crawling with seven-block trips taking 3 minutes 56 seconds as six lights switch green to red in sync. Drivers face multiple red cycles, with speeds clamped by timing and school-zone limits across Foster to Benedict and Woodlawn to Church corridors.
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Norwalk
Woodlawn Ave
Church St
Foster
Church Streets
Main St
Foster St
Benedict
Benedict Ave.Main St
Old State Road
W. Main St
E. Main St
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AIR Force
USAF
Thomas E. Seaman
Bellevue
Patricia A. Lehnert
Hellevue
Glenn Fredrick Ruess
Hartland Township
Jean Dorothy Marschall
New London
Robert Leber
Monroeville
Michael Walsh
RD 1
Allen Darby
Vermilion
J. Merton King
James R. Roots
Grace Lindenberger
E. Monroe
Lucy Gatrell
Seminary
Viet Cong
Whicd
Tam Chau
Midwest
Kansas City
Marksmen Watch
Ers
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