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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1965
Page
1
Washington labor leaders from the Railway Labor Executives Associates call for government control of railroads citing public need. They plan to seek legislation this session to carry out the proposal.
Secretary General Thant said the Soviet Union promised to contribute to a UN rescue fund only after gaining voting rights in the General Assembly and once normal procedures are in place.
Heavy snow warning continues with no accumulation yet. Lake Erie squalls expected tonight into Sunday with strong winds and drifting, followed by diminishing winds and cold. High 12 to 20, low 0 to 10 above. Marriage licenses issued for Patrick F. Renna and Carol Louise Leak in Norwalk. Births reported for Woodrum in Norwalk and Smith in Bellevue. Deaths listed for Grover G. Kurtz and Herbert W. Randt.
Four major faiths in South Vietnam including Buddhism Roman Catholic Hoa Hao and Cao Dai signed a proclamation to curb internal disputes and unite to support a democratic regime and the war effort against the Communists. The accord was sealed at a Friday meeting with leaders Thein Minh Hoang Quynh Ho Van Bui Wo Tung Luc and Lam Ngoc signing.
London youths were reported to be stealing cactus plants from Kew Gardens. Caretakers said they locked up all cacti after learning the thieves used cactus extract to produce hallucinogenic effects at parties.
A Northeast blizzard hampers Norwalk snow removal with six to eight inch drifts. North south highways north of Route 20 are mostly closed. county and township roads barely passable. Emergency snow ordinance blocks street parking. tow trucks removing violators. Crews struggle to keep main streets open as winds continue.
London reports say Sir Winston Churchill remains in a coma like state after a cerebral thrombosis. Medical bulletins note no material change and predict another update later. Crowds gather outside No 28 Hyde Park Gate as family stays by his bedside. Lord Moran and Lord Brain sign the bulletin amid fears for the wartime leader.
Federal marshals began arrests under grand jury indictments linked to the slaying of three civil rights workers. Billy Wayne Posey and Philadelphia officer Richard Wilkes were taken into custody as Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price, among others, faced renewed charges. Price vowed to return after leaving the courthouse. Meridian arrests were also reported.
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