21 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
1
George Harrison of the Beatles married model Patti Boyd in a private ceremony in Epsom England. The couple, ages 22 and 21, met during the filming of A Hard Day's Night in 1964.
Miami defense attorney Henry Foreman, counsel for Candy Messler and Melvin Lane Powers, narrows juror pre judgments saying the case centers on murder not incest adultery fornication or other charges. He stresses the core issue is murder.
Two college women Jull Hunt and Judy Ruthman, tied to antipoverty work on the Red Cliff Reservation, are reassigned by the Office of Economic Opportunity to continue their Volunteers in Service to America duties after suspension in Washington.
Considerable cloudiness with light snow and light freezing drizzle through Saturday. Highs near 27 to 32, lows 18 to 25. Sunrise 7 48 a m Sunset 5 30 p m. Marriage license application Neil Keith Robinson and Marcia C Dent both of Norwalk. Deaths Mrs Louella B Cole 92 of Shady Lane Home.
New York UPI reports Mayor John V. Lindsay appointed Katrina Thomas, a Bryn Mawr graduate and friend of Lindsay and his wife, as official photographer with a 9100 annual salary paid from anti poverty funds. Thomas will shoot brochures for the poverty program and cover city functions as needed.
Swiss born Henry Haller will become White House executive chef Feb 1 replacing Rene Verdon who quit over recipe disputes. Haller, 43, comes from New York's Sheraton East Hotel earning about 10000 dollars yearly and aims to adapt to Johnson family's American preference while handling state dinners.
Viet Cong units in black pajamas attacked a South Korean marine platoon near Tuy Hoa early today, violating a lunar New Year truce. The Koreans counterattacked for about two hours, killing 46 communists, as clashes with American and allied forces continued.
L. A. Yearick former Bellevue mayor was elected president of the Huron County Automobile Club at its 55th annual meeting. Ralph Bache was named second vice president. John F. Ernsthausen first vice president. Walter Baisch drew a three year director term while Parke McLaughlin Young and Bache were reappointed. Kathryn Dombart presented the 1965 activity report.
Former Gov. DiSalle and his choice for governor J. Grant Keys of Elyria bowed out clearing the way for U.S. Rep. Robert E. Sweeney to be drafted. Keys cited need for more surgery and duties with his family as reasons. DiSalle said his 1970 run is possible but Rhodes appears favored for re-election. DiSalle attacked Rhodes fiscal policy as irresponsible as tomato juice symbol and state drink carry political notes.
Huron County auditors staff worked overtime to process dog registrations ending January 20. By 4 55 p m 828 dogs and 111 kennel tags were issued in eight weeks with mail registrations adding a few more.
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