11 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
1
Monroeville schools add classrooms and enlarge the elementary and high school wings. A new cafeteria is under construction on each side. Crews expect completion by late fall, with photos credited to Jean Park.
In Sister Lakes Michigan a reported nine foot 500 pound monster prompted traffic jams as deputies investigated. Witnesses described a black haired creature with glowing eyes and noises like a tame goose and a baby crying. Authorities pressed residents to clear the area while they assess credibility of about ten reports.
A man armed with a home made flamethrower and spear invaded a Cologne elementary school today burning at least 30 children and killing teachers Ursula Kuhr and Gertrud Bolenrath. Police identified the attacker as Walter Seifert 42 wounded by a officer then treated and released.
Sunny this afternoon. Fair tonight then cooler Friday with increasing clouds and warmer day. Low 50s to 55, high around 83 Friday. Mr and Mrs Ira Rotruck Attica announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Myle McGinn 52 N Pleasant announce a son. Mrs Charles Hoffman Berlin Heights announce a son. Henry F Boetticher 83 Berlin Town and Mrs Minnie Adams 87 North Fairfield die.
The House advanced President Johnsons 3.5 billion foreign aid bill by a 230 to 175 vote. The measure sets a spending ceiling but does not authorize actual disbursement and heads to the Senate for action later this month. London reports say Queen Elizabeth II may visit the Soviet Union next year, with planned trips to Ethiopia and West Germany in 1965.
Reports say Pathet Lao forces captured Muong Kheung driving 1,500 neutralists into nearby hills. U.S. Ambassador Unger and Lao officials weigh resuming reconnaissance flights, after suspending patrols following two U.S. jets downed last weekend.
Dr. James Murphy 41 weds Victoria Thompson in Manhattan church ceremony attended by close family and friends. Murphys divorce from a former wife circulated after her marriage to Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Ceremony held at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Epiphany in the fashionable Mast 70's area.
A New York couple and their daughter fly from Moscow International Airport to the United States disillusioned by Soviet life after five years of hardship. They say they faced limited freedom, censorship, and fear, and plan not to return. The Block family, previously seeking asylum in China, received U.S. visas with embassy help and retain Soviet citizenship none.
Wakeman Mayor John W. Burke appoints Roger A. Robinson, ex Willard patrolman, as acting police chief to fill a vacancy since last September. Robinson resigns May 22 for personal reasons after two years full time and one year part time with Willard. he and his wife plan to move to Wakeman. Al VanFossen remains as part time night and weekend officer.
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