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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1967

Page

1

Auto theft curb plan eyed by Justice Dept

The Justice Department proposed new laws to curb car theft with possible regulation of auto master keys sales and mandatory installation of anti theft devices. Assistant Attorney General Fred M. Vinson told a Senate subcommittee the measures aim to cut a record half million vehicle thefts in the U S last year.

Washington APS United States Justice Department Atty Fred M. Vinson Department Senate

Parking mishap ends with crash as driver steps out

In Sterling Colorado Phyllis Mae Quinn left her car in reverse guiding help and it rolled across the street striking another vehicle. In Cleveland Ohio school officials plan a second attempt to avert a 3 000 teacher strike authorized by the Cleveland Teachers Union.

Cleveland UPS Cleveland Teachers Union

Midwest Blizzard Traps Regions as Death Toll Rises

A severe winter blizzard slammed the upper Midwest with gale winds and intensifying cold, isolating Minnesota and threatening temperatures as low as 35 below zero in parts of North Dakota. The system prompted Blizzard warnings across Wisconsin, southeast Minnesota, and northeast Iowa, with at least five fatalities reported.

Upper Midwest Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin Iowa

Weather Alert Cold Wave and Snow Squalls

Cold wave warning with strong winds and snow flurries. Temperatures fall to the teens this afternoon and rise to 5 10 above by Wednesday morning. Locally heavy snow squalls possible tonight with cooler conditions expected Wednesday. Highs Monday. lows Monday. sunrise 7 51 a m. sunset 5 25 p m. Marriage license issued to John Kramer and Mary Lou Dossin. Births and deaths noted for Berlin Heights and Attica communities.

Mother Learns GI Son Held In Murder

The mother of Lance Cpl. John Widener, 20, a U.S. Marine charged with murder in South Vietnam, says she has heard nothing from the federal government beyond a defense attorney assigned by the Defense Department. She and her family contacted Rep. William M. McCullouch seeking details. the Nov. 24 shooting allegedly killed a civilian and wounded two others. Widener has served two years and three months, remaining in Vietnam since last May, with possible May homecoming.

Hollywood UPI Jayne Mansfield Superior Court Junglehead Zoltan Greenville Ohio South Vietnam United Press International John W. Widener Rossburg Lance Cpl John Widener Widener Defense Department Washington W.B. Draper da Nang Vietnam

Arkansas Prison Torture Report Shocks Governor

Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller condemned Arkansas prisons after a 67 page state police report described torture devices at Tucker Prison Farm southeast of Little Rock. The document cited inmates mocked abuse, extortion, and forced sex acts, with a former superintendent allegedly pocketing funds and bribes cited for early release.

Little Rock Ark UPI Winthrop Rockefeller Arkansas Tucker Prison Farm Rockefeller

Willard Honors Two Residents At Jaycees Banquet

Willard residents Larry Foran and Verna Williams were named Young Man of the Year and Citizen of the Year at the Jaycees annual Distinguished Awards Banquet. Foran, 30, presides over the Youth Memorial Association and led a push for a temporary youth center. Williams, active 36 years with Girl Scouts, serves on the Community Action Commission board. Banquet speaker was Gordon J. Miller.

Willard Willard Jaycees Larry Foran Verna Williams Myrtle Avenue Foran Willard Youth Memorial Association Williams Jaycees Huron County Heart Association Bowling Green State University Fisher Body Mansfield

Willard weighs hospital lease to non profit group

Willard City Council heard the Willard Municipal Hospital Board recommend leasing the hospital to a non profit organization to ease grants broaden board representation and avoid local taxes for expansion. A May bond issue of 933000 to expand by 4.31 mills may proceed if approved. If defeated a real estate levy could back the lease plan with Hill Burton federal funding pursued.

Willard Keith Armstrong Willard City Council Willard Municipal Hospital Board Council Hill- Burton

Kennedy Suit Over The Death Of A President Ends In New York

Mrs John F Kennedy wins a partial victory in the U S suit to delete parts of William Manchester's The Death of a President The case moves to Europe where Der Stern Germany refuses to delete intimate passages The U S lawsuit is finished but the international fight continues with Stern under review by Mrs Kennedy and her lawyer Simon Rifkind

John F. Kennedy William Manchester Atlantic America der Stern

B&O Telegraphers Strike Ends After Court Order

A 1,500 member B and O Telegraphers strike ended after a court order. At Willard yard a dozen workers were involved and numerous employees were sent home at noon. Trains ran up to five hours late but operations were back to normal by morning.

Willard Baltimore and Ohio Willard Yard

Fire Charred Field Near New State and Townline Roads

A brush and grass fire scorched six to eight acres of a field at New State and Townline Roads Monday night. Firemen from Norwalk, aided by ten men and a North Fairfield pumper, battled the blaze for about two hours after the alarm at 7:15 p.m. The owner is listed as Barman and Seitz.

New State Townline Roads Norwalk North

Youth Admits To Delinquency In Court

Raymond Carroll Jr aged 18 of North Railroad Street New London pleaded guilty in Huron County Juvenile Court to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He allegedly supplied minors with intoxicants. Carroll had been in the county jail ten days before the hearing and received a six month sentence suspended.

Raymond Carroll, Jr North Railroad Street New London Huron County Carroll

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Common Pleas Harry Marshall Burrell Parr Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Virginia Woolf Hollywood Foreign Press Association Sues Zoo John Kramer Mary Lou Dossin John Hartman Mason Road Berlin Heights Robert Burr Summit St Harry Stewart Jr Deer Road Emma Lindenau Howard R. Weller Attica David O’connell Boston Back Bay O'Connell Kennedys Sue Stern Magazine New York U.S B&o William Hutchinson League School James Ryder Norwalk Veter Inarian Ryder Kim Donald Orth Veronica Wynkoop Carole Sprowls
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