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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1969

Page

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Defense Department cuts Camp Perry rifle matches funding

The Defense Department excluded Camp Perry rifle matches from the 1970 budget sent to Congress. The annual two week clay pigeon event on Lake Erie's shores previously cost about 400000 yearly for the Army National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice's activities and personnel.

Washington UPI Defense Department Camp Perry Ohio Lake Erie Johnson Congress Army National Board For the Promotion of

Sobell Freed After 18 Years In Prison

Morton Sobell, once jailed for conspiring to give the atomic bomb secret to Russia, was released after nearly 18 years of a 30 year term. He was greeted by his mother wife and two children after arriving by bus from Lewisburg federal prison.

New York UPS Morton Sobell Russia America Lewisburg

Congress Pays Silent Tribute to LBJ on State of the Union Night

In a sentimental Capitol moment Lyndon B. Johnson received a 414 minute ovation as many Republicans and Democrats reflected on his career from doorkeeper to president. Lady Bird Johnson smiled through tears as Johnson spoke of progress and Great Society gains amid partisan applause.

Washington UPI Lady Bird Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Lyndon House Capitol Hill Allard K. Lowenstein New Yorker Capitol Bill Congress Medicare Senate

Norwalk Sailor Escapes Harm in Enterprise Blast

Aviation Mate 1st Class David J. Baker, 24, a 1963 Norwalk High School graduate, survived the USS Enterprise explosion that killed at least 24 and wounded many. His mother Vera Baker, in Cortland, learned of his safety from his wife Linda in Jacksonville. Baker, born in England, had lived in Norwalk 11 years and plans a Navy career.

St. Paul High School David J. Baker Vera’ Baker Cortland California Enterprise Vietnam Jan Sandusky Red Cross Baker England Norwalk Navy

Norwalk Junior High Burglary Reported At $800

Norwalk officials reported a break in at Norwalk Junior High School with losses estimated between $800 and $1,000. Insurance covered the cash, glass damage valued at $234, and other missing items. The board authorized bids for a four bay bus garage addition and asked for conversion costs for gas burners. Robert G. Brown, 17, Norwalk High, seeks West Point appointment with Betts as congressman.

Norwalk Kramer Robert G. Brown Norwalk High School West Point Jackson Betts Robert Gordon Brown North Old State Rd Huron

Enterprise Fire Disaster Claims Dozens Dead and Missing

At Pearl Harbor the nuclear carrier USS Enterprise suffered explosions and fire in a torn flight deck. 24 sailors killed 17 missing and 85 injured as crews battled the blaze and soot covered survivors.

Pearl Harbor UPI Girard Trahn Central Falls R.I Navy

Weather Outlook and Local Notices From Norwalk Area

Variable cloudiness and warmer today with highs in the upper 20s and low 30s. Tonight and Thursday mostly cloudy and warmer with lows near 20s and highs in 30s. Friday brings clouds, mild temps and a chance of showers. Also includes marriage license applicants Lloyd Hicks and Glenna J Webb, births for James Lynch and Michael Weithman, and deaths for Rachel Black Elizabeth Meredith and John Kreinbihl.

Norwalk Rachel Black Elizabeth Verlie) Meredith Wakeman John C Ceph) Kreinbihl Stoutenburg Drive

Wilberforce Students Occupy Admin Building Amid Silence

President Rembert Stokes says Wilberforce University is not under siege as most of its 1,018 students, many Negro, stay away from classes and mill about the administration building. A parallel walkout occurs at nearby Wittenberg University where 38 students abstain from class after submitting 13 Demands for more Negro enrollment and hires.

Wilberforce, Ohio UPI Wilberforce University Rembert Stokes Seige Stokes Burns Wittenberg University Wittenberg

Planning Commission to Expand Huron County Regional Board

The Planning Commission plans to expand the Huron County Regional Planning Commission with an executive committee and revised bylaws. If adopted, subdivisions gain at least one representative. cities get two, villages and townships one each. The executive panel includes elected officers, the county board chair, and two appointees.

Huron County Regional Planning Commission Commission County Board of Commissioners Clarence Ellett

Banks Elect 3 New Directors In Norwalk Banks Vote

Three new directors were elected Tuesday by Norwalk banks. Huron County Banking Co. adds Wilbur Edwards and Lewis C. McLaughlin to its board while Howard J. Fisher joins Citizens National Bank. Edwards is executive VP at Huron County Bank and McLaughlin is cashier.

Norwalk Huron County Banking Co Wilbur Edwards Lewis C. McLaughlin Howard J. Fisher Citizens National Bank Edwards McLaughlin Huron County Bank Fisher Fisher Music Co The Citizen’s National Bank John E. Wise Earle H. Lowe William A. Fisher Paul L. Carpenter Carl H. Heyman John G. Kaiser John W. Battes M. Leighton Battles Wise Lowe George C. Oblend

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