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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1967

Page

2

Detroit Riot Eases as National Guard Lowers Alert

In Detroit the worst six day racial conflict calms with soldiers and guardsmen reducing patrols. Police report fewer sniper runs and fire calls as 39 dead and 347 known injured rise. over 5,000 arrested and $250 million in damage tally. Officials plan green relief parks atop burned blocks.

Detroit UPI U.S National Guard West Side Fire Department National Henry J. van Kampen Boxscore Charles Quinlan George Romney Lansing Cyrus Vance Johnson Washington Ray Girardin Girardin Federal Bureau of Investigation Air United Auto Workers Walter P. Reuther

Lifesaving Doll Helps Teens Learn Mouth to Mouth

At Norwalk Valley Beach a lifelike Resusci Anne doll aids an artificial respiration class. Teens including Mary Pat Lodemeier pass the resuscitation test taught by Red Cross instructor Robert R. Young.

Anne Norway Mary Pat Lodemeier Norwalk Valley Beach Mary Pat Donald Bauer Robert R. Young Huron County Red Cross

Johnson and panel discuss riots under federal order

President Johnson meets with a newly formed blue ribbon commission on riots at the White House. The 11-member panel will study causes and prevention as civil order holds in roughly a dozen cities under police watch. Cyrus Vance, recalled to coordinate federal aid, will report to the president.

Washington UPI Johnson Blue Ribbon Commission White House Defense Cyrus Vance Pri Detroit

GOP Eyes Miami For Convention

A GOP site selection committee recommends Miami Beach Florida as the 1968 national convention site. Chairman Ray Bliss announced after a six hour Fontainbleau Hotel meeting, with full committee approval likely. The Chicago bid is dropped and the decision boosts beach area prospects for the Democratic convention too.

Miami Beach UPI Florida GOP Ray Bliss Fontainbleau Bliss Chicago

Rifle Match Price Tag Disputed at Camp Perry

CAMP PERRY Ohio UPI The $10 million price tag on the National Rifle and Pistol Matches cited by U S Rep Charles Vanik was challenged by match director Army Col C J Shaffer He said last year cost 475000 plus 146 million in pay and allowances for military support personnel He disputed Vaniks claim that 3000 service members were moved for five months to run the event noting most personnel serve shorter terms and some rotate in and out

Camp Perry Ohio UPI U.S Charles Vanik Cleveland Army C.J. Shaffer Shaffer Vanik

Truck Hits Electric Pole On Milan Avenue

Eddie Lee Harrison of Bellevue, 24, claimed he turned left from Harkness Street onto Milan Avenue while talking to his wife. He drove onto the lawn and struck a city electric pole, then was cited for driving off the right side of the roadway.

Milan Ave Eddie Lee Harrison Bellevue Harkness Street Milan Avenue

Downtown Proposal Reviewed by Norwalk Committee

Downtown Norwalk planning proposals from Alexander and Moskowitz of New York were called realistic and practical by the Downtown Development Committee. Chairman Richard Mutz released notes after a Thursday work meeting saying planners aim for a complete report, with an August 7 and 8 market survey to guide financing plans and downtown improvements. He stressed the plan must be economically feasible and funded by increased revenue from drawing more shoppers downtown.

Norwalk Alexander and Moskowitz New York Richard Mutz Laurence Alexander Mutz Alexander

Envoys Flight Forced to Land in Philippines

Special Presidential envoys Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and Clark Clifford were forced to land in the Philippines for nine hours due to engine trouble on a Boeing 707 en route from Bangkok to Canberra. The incident caused diplomatic embarrassment before they continued to Australia with a repaired jetliner.

Manila UPI Maxwell D. Taylor Clark Clifford Australia Philippines Taylor Clifford Canberra Bangkok Thailand

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