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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1965
Page
1
Vincent E Hipp, former manager of Freys Garden Center, seeks full time show business work after unemployment since the store closed last month. The brief notes his goal and current status as of Page 3.
City solicitor Russell Antrim says charges against George Kirbawy for operating a junkyard near a residence were certified to Common Pleas Court after Kirbawy refused a jury waiver. A hearing in Mayor's Court was canceled as a second junkyard proximity charge was dropped.
Dean Burch called last year’s Republican win a political miracle and acknowledged the party made mistakes. He spoke in Washington and stressed the need for lessons learned by GOP leadership.
Cloudy and windy with showers tonight, lows in the 40s to 50s. Much colder Saturday into Saturday night with highs near 50. Five day forecast shows temperatures about five degrees below normal with rain changing to snow Saturday and frequent flurries. Marriage license issued for Leon A. Didion and Sarah J. Wilcox, Norwalk. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Runals, Medina, a girl. Deaths listed for several locals including Mary Lake 97 Willard and John Conner 37 Berlin Heights.
The newly formed Citizens Advisory Committee for Norwalk Public Schools plans immediate work in three areas redistricting for elementary schools curriculum enlargement and improving communications with the public. The panel met first on Wednesday in Superintendent Dr Sturgis R Corbin’s office with Dr Norman E Ross elected chairman.
The Norw 136th Year group discusses about 15 study items including bus driver training school year length and elementary physical education. Redistricting aims to offer school choice and balance attendance while committee chairmen are named for three study areas and preliminary reports may come at the next meeting. Dr Corbin presents a proposed 1965 budget for the Board of Education at 11 30 a m Monday.
Weather notes describe unseasonably warm January with day temperatures around 50 to 60 degrees and little snow. The author doubts a lasting warm spell and recalls mixed winter conditions including a brief New Year snow.
Weather forecast warns of a sudden warm spell in Ohio and the Deep Midwest followed by potential blizzards in Nebraska Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Kansas. Rapid City saw a plunge from 57 to 12 above while Chadron dropped from 66 to 20. Akron and Flagstaff report rain and snow respectively as the system shifts.
Three months after his fall from power Nikita Khrushchev lives in retirement at the Usovo government villa west of Moscow. He has refused interviews and foreign delegations while enjoying a pension and rent free use of the villa, with the Khrushchev family reportedly possessing few possessions.
About 14 Indonesian guerrillas landed at the southwestern tip of the Malay Peninsula near Singapore. Five were captured by nightfall as security forces searched the area. Villagers reported around 50 raiders and eight abandoned boats were found in Kukup. Britain is sending reinforcements to Malaysia amid tensions after Indonesia left the UN.
President Sukarno declares Indonesia is leaving the United Nations and will expel all U.N. aid agencies after a rally in Jakarta. He tells cheering crowds that Indonesia is no longer a UN member and urges others to go to hell.
Elizabeth Brewer filed a 550000 lawsuit naming Wellington city and three police officers plus James Pyanowski 21 of Ashland as defendants. Charlene Brewer a high school sophomore was shot when Pyanowski drove around a roadblock during a high speed police chase. Brewer claims officers had no right to fire as no felony was proven. Pyanowski was later sentenced to 120 years for probation violations.
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