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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1967
Page
7
UPI reporter Sandra West recalls Detroit near west side unrest where fires, smoke, and looting engulfed blocks. Negro families described fear, evacuation plans, and disrupted power as stores, homes, and cars faced arson and theft.
The North Fairfield Thimbletters held a meeting at Nancy Ryerson's home on July 15. They discussed a picnic on August 22 and decided to meet at 11 am to shop for supplies before proceeding to Mrs. Ralph Gahrings for the picnic.
In Quebec City on his Canadian visit, Charles de Gaulle urged French Canadians to seize their destiny and warned Canada to guard independence from the United States. He urged Quebec to assert political power and economic control as he toured en route to Montreal.
A cold front swept across the Midwest as tornadoes battered Illinois and Minnesota. A campground northwest of Cornell inflicted about 150000 dollars in damage while 12 people were injured. Tornadoes touched down near Edina and Memphis Missouri with no serious injuries. A twister was also reported about 45 miles north of Lansing Michigan.
Carl Sandburg died at 89 from an apparent heart attack. A private funeral was held at St. John in the Wilderness Church in Flat Rock North Carolina with few friends and relatives present. His body will be cremated in Atlanta and buried later in Galesburg Illinois where he was born. His widow Lillian accompanied him. Eulogies were offered across Blue Ridge Mountain communities.
In Toyama Japan the Nissekiji Temple suffered a fierce blaze destroying the 300 year old God of Fire statue and causing about 415000 dollars in damage soon after repairs were begun.
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