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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1964

Page

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Norwalk Jaycees Safety Check To Run Saturday

The Norwalk Jaycees will hold a safety check 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday on W Main St at Church St. Rain postponed last Saturday. Drivers passing will receive a 1964 safety check sticker. those failing will get defect slips.

Norwalk Jaycees W. Main St Church St

Police Break Up Civil Rights Demonstrations at Leflore Courthouse

Greenwood Mississippi police dispersed three civil rights protests in front of the Leflore County Courthouse using night sticks and jailed 111 protesters. Demonstrators resisted as they were loaded onto buses bound for city and county jails while an FBI filmer was briefly detained then released.

Greenwood, Miss UPI Leflore FBI

Weather and life notices from The Reco

Mostly sunny and warmer today and Saturday with highs near the mid 80s. Tonight will be fair and warmer. Births report two girls for Mr and Mrs Frey and Mr and Mrs Cummings. A marriage license is sought by Carl Hacker and Patricia Honaker. Deaths include Mrs Anna Henson Schaefer aged 66 and Kenneth Patrick aged 49.

Anna Henson Schaefer Clyde Kenneth Patrick

Rubbish Lingered After Convention Night at Cow Palace

Delegates left San Francisco after the Republican National Convention, carrying five million dollars in cash and a flood of bouncing checks. Excavation revealed layers of ticker tape, political placards, and broken promises, as archeologists ponder the mess. Harold Stassen reportedly inactive, possibly signaling a 1968 bid.

Harry Ferguson United Press International San Francisco UPI San Mateo County Joshua Jericho Scranton Norwalk Jack Gerken Huron Norman F. Rau Cow Palace Ohio Gerken

State Says It Can't Re Arrest Sheppard

The Ohio attorney general's office said it cannot arrest Dr Samuel H Sheppard before Wednesday at the earliest while cooperating with Cuyahoga County prosecutor John T Corrigan to return Sheppard to prison. A stay of execution order did not authorize U S marshals to arrest him and Cecil suggested an amended stay be filed to cancel the bond and order re arrest. Corrigan planned to seek a capits bench arrest warrant on the 10 year old first degree murder indictment in Cleveland.

Columbus, Ohio Sheppard Snyder Cecil Attorney General’s Office Cincinnati Cuyahoga County Cutor John T. Corrigan Capits Bench Common Pleas Court Cleveland Corrigan

Sheppard to marry Arianne Tebbenjohanns after release

Dr Samuel H Sheppard, once jailed for his wife’s murder, plans to wed his German fiancée Arianne Tebbenjohanns within hours. Attorney F Lee Bailey made the announcement at a suburban motel news conference, following Sheppard’s release from prison on Thursday.

Columbus UPI Samuel H. Sheppard Osteopath F. Lee Bailey Sheppard Arianne Tebbenjohanns Dusseldorf

Soviets Warn Goldwater Nomination Could Rise Threat

A Moscow radio commentator warned that Barry Goldwater’s nomination may push the United States toward ultra right policies and provoke a stronger Soviet guard. He compared Goldwater to Hitler, cautioning Americans might create a dangerous figure against their will, while noting Moscow later downplayed Goldwater’s chances.

London UPI Barry Goldwater America Aleksandr Yevstafyev Moscow United States Yevstafev Goldwater Hitler Yevstafyev

Woodchuck Wins A Woodchuck Won

Collins man shoots himself in the leg while hunting woodchucks. Ronald Nichols, 21, dropped a .22 pistol to hand ammo and was treated and released at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The woodchuck remains unseen. the incident was investigated by Nichols' brother Jack, a Huron County deputy sheriff.

Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital Collins Ronald Nichols Nichols Jack Huron County

Miller to Run With Goldwater for Vice President

Rep. William E. Miller, planning retirement from Congress, accepts Goldwater's offer to be his running mate amid a San Francisco convention showcase. Miller, 50, long active in GOP campaigns, vows to campaign vigorously to defeat President Johnson as he takes on the No. 2 spot with Goldwater.

Barry Goldwater William E. Miller UPI San Francisco Congress Miller Goldwater Johnson Cow Palace GOP House Republican Campaign Committee Republican National Committee

Hailstorm Causes Crops Damage East Of Here

A farmer east of town reported a hailstorm that struck four acres of soybeans and corn. He described marble sized hail lasting about five minutes and said little could be saved. James Douglas reported the damage after reading yesterday's Reflector.

James Douglas

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