Gas rate cut announced for Norwalk by Columbia Gas of Ohio
Columbia Gas of Ohio announced reduces gas rates in Norwalk by one and a half cents per thousand cubic feet effective March 1. Rates drop in 219 Ohio communities with reductions from three cents to 1.01 cents per thousand cubic feet. Adjustments come from Federal Power Commission ordered refunds from natural gas suppliers.
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No Letup in Civil Rights Push Under Katzenbach
Attorney General designate Nicholas Katzenbach vowed no letup in enforcing civil rights laws and pursuing organized crime, after President Johnson named him to head the Justice Department. He is a former Rhodes scholar and University of Chicago law professor who has been acting AG since September.
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Weather Outlook and Five Day Forecast
Partly cloudy and cold with snow flurries northeast. Tonight zero to 8 above, Saturday 12 to 18. Ohio’s temperatures will run 6 to 10 degrees below normal with a moderating trend early next week. Precipitation around half an inch, light snow flurries this weekend and mid next week. Death notice for Mrs. Della McKenney, 47, Willard.
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Plum Brook Facility to Double NASA Workforce by 1967
Alan D. Johnson outlined plans to double NASA Plum Brook staff within two years. The new space propulsion facility, cost about 26 million dollars, will test spacecraft in a full space environment and aims to prevent flight failures. The site employs 560 NASA workers plus about 90 contractors, with a 5 million dollar payroll and 3 to 4 million annual operating costs plus 15 million in research and 45 million in current construction.
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Norwalk Residents Boost Appalachia Aid Drive
Carl Johnston of Le Carne plans three or four truckloads of clothing and food to Floyd County Kentucky next week after a New Year delivery. Local organizers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pisko coordinated a Norwalk collection of used clothing and canned goods drawing donations from as far as Lima and even Iowa and Oregon. Johnston praised rural pickups at schools and noted $250 in cash donations while urging continued giving through the region.
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AEC Advances Nuclear Warheads Against Missile Defenses
The Atomic Energy Commission announced significant progress in developing warheads able to penetrate enemy missile defenses. The disclosure appears to respond to Soviet claims of perfected anti missile missiles, as the commission released its annual report on the subject.
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Khanh Meets Rebels in Closed Talks in Saigon
In Saigon Gen Nguyen Khanh held a closed session with Buddhist leaders amid ongoing protests against his new regime. UPI notes Buddhist center agitation and an anti American statement allegedly published in the center daily bulletin.
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Power outage hits seven Midwest states over hours
An investigation began into a massive power failure that cut electrical service across seven Midwest states. Lights began failing around 1 20 p m and the outage lasted from under a minute in some towns to more than two hours in others.
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Midwest Freeze Causes Blackouts and Transit Delays
In frigid Midwest weather emergency generators filled gaps in hospitals and city facilities as roads slowed due to outages. Traffic signals failed, radio and TV stations cut service, and shops closed to avoid customers in the dark.
GOP Taps Rice for Mayor in Norwalk Bid
Michael C. Rice 23 draftsman with Iluron County Engineer Office and Young Republican organizer indicated he will run for mayor on the Republican ticket. He filed petitions at the Iluron County Board of Elections and would seek his first public office. Rice cites ambitious leadership for a growing community as the rationale.
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Ican Hired By Kenton Chamber
Tom Ican former executive vice president of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce becomes secretary manager of the Renton Chamber of Commerce. He left Norwalk on December 31 after four and a half years as the board cut executive services in an austerity move.
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