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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1966
Page
1
A Fiji police officer was stunned when Amaraki Kata, believed dead after cramps in a river, suddenly sat up in the morgue and asked where he was going. The body did not respond to resuscitation.
Two knife wielding robbers held up the Southeast Side Jewelry store Tuesday night wounding owner Erwin Beiderman with knife wounds requiring 85 stitches. Beiderman was in fair condition at Suburban Community Hospital.
An 18 year old girl from Fairlawn Heights was killed and three companions were injured when a toboggan pulled by a car was run over by a second vehicle Tuesday night.
Gov James A Rhodes will ice fish on Lake Erie near Catawba Point in an Ohio promotion event. He plans to reach the ice at 10 am after arriving at the Lake Erie islands around 8 am as part of the Wonderful World of Ohio program.
Mostly cloudy with snow flurries and cold today with a high near 21. Partnerships show a low around 9 tonight. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and continued cold. Sunrise 7 45 a m Sunset 5 36 p m. Births announce a Collins son to Mr and Mrs James Leinmeister and a Monroeville daughter to Mr and Mrs William Wooten. Deaths note Mrs Mary Ann Bures 84 Wakeman and Mrs Jessie H Woods 87 Greenwich.
Milan residents packed the village Council Chamber Tuesday night to oppose the proposed highway alignment. Erie County Engineer Mike Beckberger was delegated to draft a letter to the State Highway Department outlining concerns and proposing alternative routes for a bypass planned to be built by 1970.
Residents near the bypass fringe warn property values would drop if the new route cuts through their area. Newcomers like Milan fear development shifts, while locals say the village and communities like it attract Eastern buyers and deserve protection from a central highway plow through.
UPI reports that resumption of U S air attacks on North Vietnam appeared imminent after photos and refugee reports showed a heavy rebel buildup in the South during the 34 day bombing pause. Johnson briefed Congress on failed peace efforts and risks to U S forces. Congress expected a presidential decision, timing disputed.
President Johnson proposes a 2.3 billion demonstration cities program to rebuild slum neighborhoods in U S cities and help up to 100 000 people. He calls for incentive funds for communities planning together and new housing and urban development reforms. A six point package includes anti discrimination law, new towns aid, rent supplements, and metropolitan planning tests.
In Chamonix France a Boeing 707 carrying 117 people crashed on Mont Blanc. French officials said 115 victims will stay buried under deep snow amid storms and high winds as rescue teams recovered two unidentified bodies.
Two citations filed last May against Angelina Leto, owner of Friendly Corners at 75 Townsend Ave, were dismissed by the Ohio State Liquor Commission effective Jan. 21 because the permit holder’s agent had no knowledge of the alleged violations. Donald Hawk, an Ashland College student, was alleged to have consumed intoxicating liquor. Hawk was found guilty in County Court of violating Ohio code 4301.632. Hawk pleaded no contest. An employee testified he did not drink. a drink was taken by a 21 year old companion.
State Rep. Harry Mcllwain of Cincinnati filed his petitions for the Democratic gubernatorial primary and vowed to stay in the race. He said he watched six potential candidates drop out and noted he launched his campaign in July and has steered a steady course.
Sue Ann Downey and Apa sa Hongasukula arrived 50 minutes late for their Lisbon Town Hall welcome, setting a city record for the longest wait by a Portuguese mayor. Mayor Gen Franco Borges retreated as officials watched.
U S suspends SAC nuclear bomber flights over Spain following Jan 18 B52 KC135 collision near Madrid. Seven of 11 crew died and one nuclear device remains unfound. Authorities report the B52 carried four weapons.
Norwalk Mayor Harold E. Finch announced Logan’s resignation as chair of the City Planning and Zoning Commission and named Grant Walls to fill the term through December 31, 1970. Finch also appointed Herbert Freeman to the Civil Service Commission through December 31, 1971 and Louis Thill to end December 31, 1967.
Sen Thomas J Dodd of Connecticut says middle class youths increasingly seek marijuana and other narcotics. Police social workers and educators report the problem spreading on college campuses and growing to frightening proportions.
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