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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
1
Four members of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Airport Committee flew to Mt Vernon to meet the Mt Vernon Airport Authority and study procedures for a federally supported airport. Mt Vernon airport is under construction.
President Johnson led a line of mourners from government and diplomatic circles to honor Adlai Ewing Stevenson age 65 who died unexpectedly in London Wednesday. The nation paid final homage to the eloquent spokesman of its highest aspirations in world councils.
Richard Arthur Hahler of Pleasant Street was found not guilty in Mayor's Court on a petty larceny charge brought by Flora Ramon of Cortland Street over items valued at five dollars from her luggage. Several traffic fines and bond forfeitures were also recorded for other defendants.
Weather overview projects high 80s today with sunny spells and warm skies. Tonight and Saturday bring scattered thundershowers, lows 54 to 68, highs near 80, with long sunset period and early sunrise times. Marriage license actions include James P Martin and Marilyn S Rosenberry, plus James E Lee and Roberta L Lee granted. Death announced: Mrs Anna Richards, 91, New London.
Pasadena scientists hail the Mariner 4 image as history’s first closeup of Mars after traveling 135 million miles. The 8 hour 35 minute transmission shows a hazy Martian landscape with dunes and horizon against space, hinting at features as small as three miles long.
A deadly collision occurred at 5:30 p.m. on Mason Road at the Baltimore and Ohio crossing near Patten Tract Road in Erie County when a car driven by Francis J. Kleinfelter struck a southbound train. Kleinfelter, 39, died. his wife Corrine and children William 8 Jackie 5 and Michael 3 were injured and admitted in fair condition to Providence Hospital. The engineer L H Koehler 53 of Hebron reported the train of eight cars moving about 25 mph. the car was Western on Mason Road when the impact spun it to face east. The Kreinfelter family injuries were nonfatal for the moment, but one man died at the scene. Continued on Page 3.
Ohio Department of Development reports Huron County ranks among top counties for new jobs from January to June 1965. Total new jobs in the period exceed 13 thousand statewide, with Huron aided by expansions at Superior Coach Co and other area firms in Norwalk and Willard.
Norwalk wholesale distributor plans to start operations soon after August 1 in the old New York Central roundhouse on Franklin Street between Whittlesey and Prospect. Charles Prochaska of Elyria, chair, says initial staff of three or four with expansion later, and lists officers Frank Galleger Toledo president Nicholas Buchman Norwalk Ostoria vice president P S Hronek Elyria treasurer Daniel Wyan Akron secretary. Building plans shift a car wash to Cline Street with property bought from Maxie Tire. The complex also leases space to Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Janesville Cotton Mill and Maxie Tire and Supply Co.
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