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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
2
Congressman Charles A. Mosher presents a questionnaire on excise tax repeal housing department creation Taft Hartley changes right to work Viet Nam tax cut authority skilled immigration foreign aid and War on Poverty. The Reflector reprints it for readers who did not receive the poll.
The congressman asks constituents to complete and return the questionnaire to the Longworth Office Building Washington 25 D C. Results of the poll will be announced once tabulation is completed.
United Press International reports about 500 people joined a Ku Klux Klan parade along Peachtree Street in Atlanta. Grand Dragon Calvin Craig said the Klan plans to organize at Crawfordsville to counteract civil rights action. Two Klansmen accused of slaying a Detroit woman were among the participants.
Central Assurance Company files petition to merge with Ohio authorities. Hearing set by the Insurance Commission for June 23, 1965 at the Superintendent of Insurance office. Policyholders may appear to be heard on the merger proposal.
Huron County residents are among 175 bank employees attending the 12th annual Ohio School of Banking, June 6 to 11 at Ohio University Athens. The program runs two one-week sessions in the same week with a required project between years. Dorothy R. Schick of Norwalk, an employee of Citizens National Bank, has enrolled in the first-year class.
State Auditor Chester W. Goble announced the fourth quarterly distribution funds totaling 64,472,795.52 to 716 school districts in Ohio. Payments highlighted include Huron County 167,950.47 Erie County 125,879.69 Norwalk City 71,010.64 Willard 89,605.76 and Bellevue 51,617.23.
Two appropriation suits were filed in Huron County Common Pleas Court to obtain right of way for the Norwalk Route 20 by pass. The cases involve property along Route 250 South owned by the Zeller family, including a brick one story home with garage and two motel buildings. The state seeks a total offer of 30 000 for the first parcel and 41 800 for the second, with hearings set for 10 a.m. June 14.
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