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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
1
City officials said about one fourth of the population had been sprayed for mosquitos with the rest to follow as weather permits. wind and rain slowed work after the south side was treated Saturday.
Governor Nelson Rockefeller signed a bill effectively abolishing capital punishment in New York. The act bans the death penalty for all crimes except the murder of police officers and killings in prison, narrowing the scope of executions.
Marina Oswald married Kenneth Jess Porter in Richardson Texas and rode away to a secluded retreat. The 27-year-old groom arrived on horseback as the couple sought privacy after the ceremony.
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers of South Carolina, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, introduced President Johnsons pay raise measure and called it disgracefully inadequate. He said he would use the bill as a vehicle to push his own proposal, seeking a military pay raise more than twice as large.
The Huron County Board of Health will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday to report on a afternoon meeting involving Leon Riley his attorney Paul Miller County Prosecutor Bernard Freeman Sanitarian Clarence Ellett and Health Commissioner Dr James Hindley Riley seeks a permit to operate a private dump on Route 250. The board previously agreed to discuss the request with Riley and his counsel at its May meeting The Commissioners will join the Board of Health to review current waste disposal methods in the county.
Considerable cloudiness and cooler tonight with showers and thundershowers. High 70s, low 50s to 56. Thursday partly cloudy with showers or thundershowers, similar temperatures. Norwalk high 87 and low 62 earlier today. Precipitation to 8:30 am was 1.12 inches. Sunrise 4:56 am, sunset 7:55 pm. Marriage license for Stanley D. Nickols and Nancy L. Oney. Births: a boy for Snyder, a boy for Bores, a girl for Wolfe. Deaths: Lou Carrel Tod 88, Josephine B. Rock 69, Orlando Scott Paddock 90.
The House voted 323 to 60 to pass a 2 billion appropriation for next year's operating funds for State Justice and Commerce and other agencies. The bill forbids funding an official wine taster or a library rebuilt after a mob attack in Egypt.
Norwalk council learns an extra half mill levy for police department upgrades may be proposed to voters. Mayor Frey and Councilman Hakes say $40,000 is needed to reach average conditions, with a half mill yielding about $14 750. The meeting also covers peddler restrictions, land purchase for a substation, curb and gutter petitions, sewer work on Old State Road, annexation, boaters rules, and a utilities superintendent salary set at 11000. The chamber will study one way streets and legislative representation.
UPI reports astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White expressing readiness as they conclude training before Thursday’s planned 9 a.m. EST lift off. The Gemini 4 mission aims for a four day, 1.65 million mile voyage, with medical clearance and a weather positive outlook.
In Saigon the U N Navy reports two more planes shot down with all five crewmen killed. The tally raises American KIA in Viet Nam since 1961 to 403. Communist ambushes near Pleiku claim 160 government casualties and 21 Viet Cong killed.
Tuesday Reflector reports Friendly Corners 75 Townsend cited by state liquor agents for furnishing intoxicating liquor to a minor and permitting a minor to consume. Wade H. Knight, chief of the enforcement division, Ohio Department of Liquor Control, states the citation details.
Albert Hamilton of Wellington Road 3 was taken to Mansfield General Hospital after a cart loaded with steel parts tipped and fell on him at about 7 30 a m at the Ohio Body Company. Plant manager Ed Livermore reported the injuries were not yet known but may include fractures of both legs.
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