28 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1966
Page
1
The host Robert L. Goldman, 36, moderator of the Open Mike show on WTTM, was beaten by two intruders who entered the studio during the broadcast Wednesday. He pledged to continue condemning right wing extremists on air.
Westinghouse vice president W C Swartly warned Worcester officials to be cautious in accepting Community Antenna Television until FCC rules on control. In San Francisco a couple faced felony charges dropped after a fake bank robbery prank at Bank of America while laundromat clothes dried nearby.
Springfield city police and fire representatives press for more negotiations after the commissioners proposed an immediate two step pay raise and an additional step in July contingent on passage of a city income tax increase.
A Monroeville district study shows nearly equal share of students dropout and college attendees. Experts analyze eighth grade outcomes and career paths as Cleveland faces a weekend decision on testing a new curriculum.
Partly cloudy with scattered snow flurries and continuing cold through Saturday. Daytime highs 2 to 8 above zero, tonight’s lows 7 to 15 below zero. Sunrise 7 43 a.m. Sunset 5 38 p.m. Thursday high 12 and low 8 below zero. Births Mr and Mrs William Newcomer 49 Parsons son and Mr and Mrs Alfred Smith Monroeville son. Deaths Mrs Amy Miller Stealey 82 Wheeling W V.
Two American forces parachuted by helicopter into Viet Cong concentrations near the South China Sea coast, triggering the first heavy fighting of the new year in South Vietnam. A Saigon military spokesman said the U.S. forces initiated the clash as commanders of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units were reportedly ordered to escalate.
President Johnson, undecided on resuming air raids above the 17th parallel, weighs timing and scope while seeking congressional backing for action. U.S. forces in Vietnam report ongoing combat as the Army 101st Airborne and 1st Air Cavalry conduct operations in Tuy Hoa Bong Son and Binh Dinh Province.
Republican Gov. James A. Rhodes announced his candidacy for re election in Columbus. He asked voters to permit him to finish programs started in the past three years and continue efforts to improve all areas of state government.
Sen. John Stennis of Mississippi calling for unrestricted bombing of North Vietnam and Haiphong port, stating the U S may need to triple its force and use every weapon including nuclear if ChinaIntervenes. He warned a prolonged 10 to15 year war would drain military and financial strength.
Sen. Roger W. Scott, a 67 year old Dillon County tobacco farmer legislator, waged a 17 hour plus filibuster on reapportionment, earning fame as the sage of South Carolina. Cameras from two networks tracked the scene as decorum faded and the longest Senate filibuster in state history stretched to its ninth day.
Harold Arthur Conrad, 19, 143 E Willard, pleaded guilty to passing fraudulent checks in Huron County Common Pleas Court. He is held on a $2,500 cash bond after previously entering a not guilty plea. Earl Jackson Puckett, 19, New London, pleaded guilty to auto theft with the case continued. he has been held on a $5,000 bond since January 14 on a statutory rape charge and may face fraudulent check charges. Eric Lewis, 32, Pittsburgh, was sentenced to one to five years in the Ohio State Penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of breaking into the Meeker home in Norwalk on August 7. Elmer Avery Newsome, 35, Norwalk, was bound over on a $5,000 cash or $10,000 property bond after pleading not guilty to incest in Huron County.
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