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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1965

Page

2

Snowstorm Deluges Northeast Causing Delays and Deaths

A blizzard-driven storm pounded the Appalachians and Ohio Valley then New England with 4 to 10 inches of snow. Major airports canceled 225 Sunday flights as roads froze from Kentucky to central New England. Deaths and injuries rose with heart attacks in Pittsburgh and a Brooklyn crash. A Greyhound bus slid off a snowbound highway near Ebensburg, Pennsylvania.

United Press International Appalachians Ohio Valley New England Weather Bureau Kentucky Pennsylvania New York City Long Island Maine New Hampshire Vermont Boston Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Washington, D.C Virginia West Virginia Maryland Mowest Pittsburgh Brooklyn Greyhound Ebensburg

DAILY CROSSWORD AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE NOTES

Includes a themed crossword with clues from branch to malt beverage and a cryptoquote sample showing letter substitution. The page also presents the quote Philoso phy is like stirring mud or not letting a sleeping dog lie attributed to Samuel Butler.

Samuel Butler

106th Starts Work in Columbus as Legislature Opens

The Ohio General Assembly opens a two day session with the House ready to receive bills and Speaker Roger Cloud predicting early introductions. The Senate plans organizational work before bills and may approve pay increases for its staff. A recess through Feb 1 allows members to attend President Johnson’s inauguration and prepare legislation. The sales tax increase for education is not expected to pass until after recess. Senate may hold a Wednesday session to finish organization and committee assignments.

Columbus UPI House of Representatives South General Assembly House Roger Cloud Senate President Johnson Washington Ohio Council For Education Theodore M. Gray Piqua

Sato Heads to Washington for Japan U S Talks

Prime Minister Eisaku Sato of Japan leaves San Francisco for two days of talks with President Johnson in Washington on Asia’s international situation and at least two areas of disagreement between Japan and the United States. Sato, 63, arrived from Honolulu after a press conference and a banquet at the Mark Hopkins Hotel with Governor Edmund G. Brown and Mayor John F. Shelley among attendees.

San Francisco UPI Eisaku Sato Japan Washington Johnson Asia United States Sato Hayato Ikeda Honolulu Mark Hopkins Hotel California Edmund G. Brown John F. Shelley

Congress Organizes as New Session Opens

Washington's Congress enters week two of its new session with no action on tap. Senate Republicans hold a closed meeting to assign committee seats and aid new senators in getting posts. Frank Carlson of Kansas to serve again as chairman of the Republican Committee on Committees. House Democrats prepare to form their committee on committees, while GOP leaders weigh Rep. Leslie C. Arends’s fate as whip.

Washington UPD Congress Senate Leverett Saltonstall R-Mass GOP Sen Frank Carlson R-Kan Carlson House Leslie C. Arends

GOP Near Agreement on Dean Burch Step Aside

Washington Republicans weigh a negotiated settlement to Dean Burch stepping down as GOP national chairman. Ray Bliss of Ohio is favored to succeed if a vote occurs at the Chicago national committee meeting January 22 23. Javits urges immediate resignation to avoid a split in the party.

Washington Dean Burch GOP Ray C. Bliss Ohio Chicago Burch Barry M. Goldwater National Committee Jacob K. Javits R-N Y Goldwater William E. Miller Bliss

Viet Nam Report Foresees Prolonged Conflict Amid Political Stabilization

UPI reports U.S. Ambassador Taylor warns no immediate end to anti- Communist war despite Vietnamese leaders restoring civilian authority. Two American soldiers wounded in mines near Saigon. an adviser killed in a guerrilla ambush as a communique awaited to end the 23 day crisis.

Saigon Upi U.S Maxwell D. Taylor Taylor United States

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