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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
1
A general snowfall spreads across Ohio from the Ohio River to Lake Erie, delivering one to three inches and prompting the weatherman to warn of steady falls. Drivers faced sloppy, sometimes hazardous, road conditions as the day progressed.
A low pressure area moved rapidly southeast through the Dakotas into Kansas then veered eastward through Kentucky and Tennessee. Expect cloudy skies with occasional snow flurries in Ohio tonight and through Sunday.
Ponds at the Price allotment off Norwood Avenue and at West and Jefferson Streets have been flooded and will likely be ready for skaters tonight or tomorrow per Service Director Morley Price. The report includes other brief items from Columbus Cincinnati and Uppsala about education funds a Washington rape slaying and a large Soviet underground nuclear test.
Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak says Indonesia must show genuine desire for peace and end guerrilla activity before Malaysia will negotiate. The crisis in the region remains tense as regional and international actors react to Indonesian aggression and U.N. debt disputes.
Snow today and tonight with accumulations of 2 to 3 inches, locally 3 to 4 by Saturday morning. Mostly cloudy and colder Saturday with snow flurries, high 10 to 16. Births report two new babies, a girl for Mr and Mrs Rumbaugh and a boy for Mr and Mrs Porter. Death notices for Nora Mae Kelly, 57, William J Kraus, 77, and August F Ludlow, 78.
London reports that Sir Winston Churchill, aged 90, suffered a cerebral thrombosis after a cold and circulatory weakness. A bulletin signed by Lord Moran and Lord Brain said he is seriously ill at Hyde Park Gate. A further update was promised for tonight.
South Vietnamese air force and Navy, with American cover, raid targets in Communist North Vietnam using propeller fighters and P1 boats. Coordinated with U S Air Force and Seventh Fleet, actions seen as showing resolve and possibly targeting Viet Cong supply routes. No immediate Pentagon comment.
President Johnson asked Congress for a four year authorization of 55 million dollars to run the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency ACDA for fiscal 1966 through 1969 He urged continued Soviet arms control talks and highlighted recent gains such as the limited test ban Washington Moscow hotline and nuclear materials production cuts Officials said the funds would expand research into new disarmament proposals and safeguards and help counter doubts about U S leadership in disarmament efforts with key figures Hayden McCormack named in the message
James J. Kovacs 38 Christie Ave files with Huron County Elections for the November 2 election as a Republican candidate for Norwalk third ward councilman. He previously ran in 1963 and was defeated by incumbent James R. Smith.
Local Democrats and a few others say attending the Washington D C inauguration is too expensive. Many plan to watch on television while two Greenwich couples and a Norwalk lawyer weigh invitations and travel costs against other commitments.
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