Grant Walls Resigns as Head Coach at Norwalk High
Grant Walls announced his resignation as head basketball coach at Norwalk High School during a board meeting. He will become athletic director overseeing athletics from elementary to high school while continuing to teach American history. Applications for a new coach will be sought based on teaching ability.
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Grant Walls
Norwalk High School
Board of Education
Walls
Norwalk
Sturgis R. Corbin
Appli
Grand jury reindicts Communist Party for failure to register
Washington report states a federal grand jury returned a new indictment against the Communist Party of the U S A for acting as a Soviet controlled organization and failing to register. The case mirrors a 1961 action.
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Washington
UPI
Communist Party of
U.S.A
Communist Action Organization
Soviet Union
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Neupauer Taken To Lima Again
William Neupauer was taken to Lima State Hospital by sheriff deputies on Wednesday. The 22 year old former soldier had been arrested last spring after threatening Juvenile Court Judge Don J. Young Jr. He was returned to the Huron County jail from Lima Oct. 19 after pleading guilty to threatening through the mail and intimidating a court officer. He was sentenced to one to three years in the Ohio Reformatory on Feb. 17 by Judge Robert J. Vetter but ordered first to the hospital to assess mental illness. Also returned were Paul Arthur Brooks, 34, of Willard, and Dale Ringle, 35, of Norwalk.
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William Neupauer
Lima State Hospital
Don J. Young, Jr
Huron County
Lima
Ohio Reformatory
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
State
Paul Arthur Brooks
Willard
Dale Ringle
Norwalk
RDI
Brooks
Ringle
Comito. Pieas
Weather turns stormy with heavy snow and wind warnings
North state faces heavy snow by Friday with 1 to 5 inches more in various regions. Blowing snow and NW gale winds drop temperatures. possible eight inch accumulations by noon Friday. Temperatures dip tonight lows 5 to 12, highs in the teens. Sunrise 7 09 sunset 6 12. Births include two boys for Roth and Porter families. Deaths list infant Randy Killian and three adults Soper Jones.
Harmony Fails in Ohio Senate as Democrats Gain Power
In Columbus, Ohio, Senate Democrats ended a two month run of cooperation by staging a power play over gubernatorial appointments. They pushed four Republican appointees off the boards while the chamber passed a routine lien bill. The House meanwhile moved to shorten the good credit period for state banks investing abroad.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
Senate
Secretary of State
Israel
Freezing Rain and Snow Disrupt Norwalk Area Schools
Freezing rain coated Norwalk and Huron County roads with ice as a heavy snow began about 10 a m. State agencies warned hazardous driving and slower speeds on the Ohio Turnpike. Schools limited or canceled classes. bus dismissals possible in Norwalk. Western Reserve and South Central districts closed. New London to dismiss at noon. Four inches or more snow expected in northern Ohio with strong winds and falling temperatures.
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Norwalk
Huron County
State Highway Patrol
State Highway Department
Ohio Turnpike
Sandusky
Indiana Line
Sturgis R. Corbin
Western Reserve
South Central
New London
Ohio
U S Bombs Kill 100 Viet Cong in One Strike
U S B57 jet bombers struck six targets in support of Vietnamese troops. Vietnamese Brig. Gen. Nguyen Huu said 100 Viet Cong bodies were counted in the main strike, with 88 more killed in other raids by light bombers and F100 Super Sabres. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh flew to Hong Kong en route to the United Nations in New York, seeking support against the Viet Cong. He indicated possible negotiations.
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Saigon
Upi
U.S
Nguyen Huu So
Nguyen Khanh
Hong Kong
United Nations
New York
Family Escapes Trailer Fire on East High Street
A mother and her two young sons fled a trailer fire at 438 East High Street after Mrs Cree Schiffer smelled smoke around 2 55 p m. They reached a neighbor s home, the trailer s contents were destroyed, and Red Cross volunteers seek clothing for the family. Fire origin is undetermined.
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Willard
East High Street
Cree Schiffer
Pflieger seeks rezoning for travel trailer sales at Woodlawn Ave
A public hearing is set by the Planning and Zoning Commission for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday March 30 in the council chamber on Richard P Pflieger's request to rezone four acres at 240 Woodlawn Ave from residential to commercial to allow a travel trailer sales business. He also plans an overnight travel trailer court on eight adjoining acres in Norwalk Township.
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Richard P. Pflieger
Woodlawn Ave
Planning and Zoning Commission
Council Chamber
Pflieger
Commission
Norwalk Township
Norwalk Board Receives Gift Building for Schools
The Norwalk Board of Education accepts the former Reflector Herald building at 1921 N Hester St as a donation from the White family. The two story structure will house administration offices and central storage with remodeling slated to finish by midsummer. The gift delays plans for a new operating millage and may influence a May ballot for a three mill permanent improvement levy.
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Norwalk Board of Education
White
Reflector - Herald
Board of Education
N. Hester St
Alice 5. White
Alice W. Ray
Dudley A. White Jr
Monroe and
Foster
Sturgis R. Corbin
Corbin
Norwalk
Dale Olsen
Olsen
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the Red Cross
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Greenwich
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