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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
1
Allan Shankman was re elected president of the Norwalk Park and Recreation Board. Robert Hill was re elected vice president and Harold Finch named secretary.
Norman Dugan piloting a Comanche 180 bound from Elyria to Toledo reported a gear problem at Toledo Express Airport. He landed on a foam covered runway after a gear light warned him, but the left gear buckled as he touched down and he aborted the attempt to land.
Cloudy and a bit warmer with occasional rain or drizzle. Low forties tonight and highs in the fifties with a chance of showers Friday. Births noted for Nestor Greenwich Dupee More Shirey Dideon. deaths listed for Hunter Kurtz Arnold.
A group of New York detectives and an assistant district attorney arrived in Miami with Allen Kuhn to recover the Star of India sapphire after the burglary of the American Museum of Natural History. They loaded a taxi with baggage and departed in predawn darkness amid newsmen’s questions.
Newsmen chased Kuhn and escorts as they docked twice in 12 hours. no flight booked for Kuhn. Authorities and detectives were seen at a Miami Beach bar and later Kuhn's apartment before the group checked into a two room motel with an unidentified girl joining the detectives.
Huron County Commissioners approve a 1965 general fund appropriation of 698 056 up 47 620 from 1964 citing higher supply costs salaries and maintenance. They allot 8 000 for a hospital size elevator at Shady Lane Home and nine weeks for spring primary election expenses. They also boost county road program by 3 000 to 977 000 from auto tax revenue and cut the dog and kennel budget by 30 to 16 870 covering staff and sheep claims.
President Johnson urged Congress to approve a hospital insurance program for the elderly financed through Social Security. The plan, or medicare, would cover hospital costs, post-hospital care, home nursing, and out-patient services while allowing patients to choose their doctor, and would extend protections to those not yet covered by Social Security. He also sought expanded maternal and child health funds, regional medical centers tackling heart disease cancer and stroke, and broader public assistance for medical costs.
Huron County Board of Health votes to postpone action on the Peru Township dump proposal until February to allow members to inspect the site. Ten people attend, the largest turnout in 25 years, with local officials and opponents voicing concerns near the Huron River on Snyder Road.
Pittsburgh United Steelworkers leader David J. McDonald pledges total job security and Medicare action in his re election bid. His platform targets automation problems, industry wide bargaining, and aims to improve steelworkers and their families welfare ahead of the 1960s.
Malcolm Kilduff, the No. 2 press aide, faces a chaotic day on Johnsons State of the Union, with failing teleprompters and crises at work. Off duty his car repairs total 164.40, a hit-run damages follow, toe nail torn, coat pocket ripped, and a broken window needed, plus 107 in further car repairs.
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