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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
1
In Cincinnati Rhodes declined fruit cocktail saying profits are low in fruit cocktail for Ohio and touted tomato juice to promote the state canning industry noting 4 200 jobs linked to tomatoes. His stance followed last month’s shrimp cocktail comment.
Miami report says authorities face accusations of threatening witnesses to secure testimony against Candace Messler and her alleged lover. Prosecutors and police are described as engaging in a sham and frivolous pursuit amid the scandal.
Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen topped Richard M. Nixon two to one in a Republican of the Year vote. Congressional Republicans on Wednesday chose Dirksen as the party member who did the most for the GOP in 1965.
Galveston Texas autopsy shows Mrs William T Roach did not have cancer despite husband’s notes claiming he strangled her to end her suffering. Roach, unable to speak due to paralyzed vocal cords, remains jailed without bond.
Columbus Ohio The State Teachers Retirement System will reach a $1 billion fund on Feb 1 making it the third richest system in the United States It will pay more than $55 million in benefits this year ranking second only to California in benefits paid.
Weather calls for variable clouds with snow flurries through Friday. Windy and colder tonight and Friday with a high of 16 to 22 and low around 5 above to 5 below. Sunrise 7 44 a m Sunset 5 37 p m. Birth notices list Motter Doughty Smith Lille Trushel Hall Slone and others for multiple areas. Death reported Celia G Schafer 76 Monroeville.
Winthrop French of Wakeman argues against the U S Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service offer to pay him 1170 to skip 30 1 2 acres of corn and 860 more to plant the rest claiming the plan rewards nonproduction. ASCS manager Robert Finlay notes voluntary participation and real overproduction in corn with January 1966 stocks 11 percent higher than 1965 and the highest since 1964.
Huron County commissioners approved unanimously the annexation of 24 acres to Norwalk for an industrial park off Old State Road. Fireland Development Co. president Beard warned delays cost Norwalk two potential manufacturers and urged timely action.
Lewis Heyman New London administrator seeks the Huron County commissioner seat drawing on prior campaign in 1964 when two seats were up for election He plans to file by February 2 while Arthur Leak also seeks re election and Heyman is the only other candidate to indicate interest Corroborating rivals were Gerald Kimbell and two Republicans in that race
PORT CLINTON Ohio UPI Gov James A Rhodes ice fishing trip ended abruptly as ice cracked and Coast Guard ordered the party of about 60 to shore as a precaution amid 60 mph winds. The governor praised the Coast Guard for patrolling and warnings.
About one sixth of the 600000 needed for a Bowling Green University area campus has been raised, with early pledges including 20000 from the Sydney Frohman Foundation. Campaign officials in Sandusky report progress but emphasize a long drive ahead to meet the March 1 deadline to secure 180000000 state funds.
A former Huron County man William McKeeby won release from the Marion Correctional Institute after a Huron County Common Pleas Court judge vacated his 1958 arraignment judgment. Judge Robert J. Vetter signed the journal entry authorized by McKeeby’s attorney Walter L. Hite and Prosecuting Attorney Bernard W. Freeman. The petition, prepared by The Ohio State University Legal Clinic, cited lack of notification of appointed counsel. No further proceedings are planned, though possible re indictment remains a remote option.
Two people died and four others were seriously injured when a car and a station wagon collided head on on Ohio 2 just east of here.
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