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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1968
Page
10
The critic recalls a dinner party clash with a television director who dismisses TV yet shows ignorance of many telecasts. He questions the director’s grasp of Warren Commission studies, Garrison’s Kennedy case, and other major programs, ending with a note that the host still called the evening a success.
A UPI report summarizes a presidential commission finding poverty is widespread in rural areas, with about 14 million poor including 11 million white and 3 million non whites. Rural unemployment runs 18 percent versus 4 percent national, tied to farm layoffs and little new industry.
Thirty five county residents from Norwalk and Willard districts are called for the Grand Jury meeting Monday. Names include William S. Turner Janet Armatrout and John Packard from Norwalk, and Pauline Bell Helen Guthrie and Eugene Williams from Willard, with additional summons from New London Plymouth Monroeville and Collins townships.
Three Superior Coach Corp. plants including Norwalk compete for the best safety record over six months. The prize is a silver Presidential Cup with employee awards from trading stamps to a paid week’s vacation. A Lima plant program last year cut first aid cases. November accidents were 22 percent of January 1967 levels. The third plant is Kosciusko Mississippi. Hong Kong authorities declare a two week amnesty on illegal weapons urging surrender by terrorists.
Joseph Hurley, superintendent of New London schools, and David O Hara were sworn in as new library board members. O Hara takes a seven year term replacing Gerald Fonden. Delbert Barnes was elected president, Kenneth Kirkpatrick vice president, and Mrs W P Whittington secretary, with Mrs Harry Rowland Sr and Mrs Rodney Ward also serving on the board.
Washington and Madrid dispatches report Robert Kennedy showing irritation toward news photographers during a holiday visit and Philip Trezise preparing a trip to explain U.S. dollar defense. The Madrid brief notes Spanish experts urging Spain be exempt from Cuba-linked foreign investments.
GREENWICH The South Central Parent-Teacher Organization resumes its meetings Thursday Jan. 18 at 8 p.m. at South Central High School Mrs Walter Leber president says a EHOVE representative will discuss courses and enrollment procedures for interested students A question and answer period follows Room count refreshments and a door prize will be on the agenda for the January session.
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