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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
1
Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White praised ground and space teamwork at a news conference in Houston after their four day mission. They described the flight's success and the support network behind it.
In Greater Cleveland UPI reports a price war as Lawson Milk Co lowers milk to 35 cents per half gallon. The move undercuts rival chains already selling around 37 cents, signaling heightened competition in the local dairy market.
Henry E. Young, newly appointed Norwalk city solicitor, also serves as current Huron County Republican Central Committee chairman. The Thursday Reflector noted he had previously held the chairmanship.
A two truck crash at 9:10 this morning near 258 Benedict halted traffic for two and a half hours. Ervin Weaver Jr. of 258 Benedict drove a damaged left side truck while Thomas A. Green of East Rochester, driving a Greene truck, caused the collision. Green was cited for failure to drive on the right side and paid a $10 waiver.
Sunny and pleasant today with fair cool tonight low 54 to 60. Partly cloudy Saturday with little temperature change high 77 to 82. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 3 to 6 degrees above normal and rainfall around one quarter to one half inch from showers and thundershowers Sunday and midweek. Births include a girl to Mr and Mrs William Arnone at 55 St Linwood and a boy to Mr and Mrs Tim Walker at 37 North Prospect. Death: David A Miller, age 6, Willard RD 2.
The arrival of peak strawberry season was evident this morning at Fred J. Boose and Sons Farm Route 61 east where an army of young pickers worked the rows. Boose farm berries are sold wholesale in the area and in Cleveland.
Fourteen girls compete for Miss Huron County as Jaycee event returns to Norwalk High auditorium at 8 p.m. Two dress rehearsals set. trophies awarded to Miss Huron County runner ups and winners. contestants perform singing sewing and comedy acts with local entrants from Norwalk. Meanwhile Gen Taylor tells Senate no wartime declaration seen as advantageous in Viet Nam.
Mrs. Robert Crouch, a Bronson-Norwalk teacher of 11 years, received a surprising offer to join Western Reserve School system next year. She has not decided whether to accept while locals protest her transfer along with Bronson-Norwalk principal Elmer Bell.
Jesse Shepherd age 19 of Sullivan is killed in a two vehicle collision five miles west of the Ashland Medina county line. His car attempted a turn on US 224 at county road 229 and was struck by a 4 tractor-trailer driven by Walter Elbright age 46 of Willard. Elbright was treated and released from Lodi Hospital.
David A. Miller 6 died at Cleveland Clinic after being struck on Willard West Road May 27. Driver Janice Lee Stanfield 17 not charged. Born May 8 1959 in Willard. survived by four brothers, a sister, a half sister and grandparents. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday at Secor Funeral Home. Burial Lutheran Cemetery. Call after 7 p.m. Saturday.
Government troops pushed the Viet Cong from Dong Xoai in a severe clash as they moved north to aid a shattered relief column. Officials feared up to 500 government casualties. Eight Americans died in a northern plane crash, while Dong Xoai fighting left 31 U.S. casualties with one dead, 17 missing, and 13 wounded.
Judge Russell T. Antrim assumed duties and announced changes in Juvenile Court personnel. He retained Dr. Thomas Rex Long psychologist and staff members Mrs. Tennis Miller Mrs. Donna Chaffee and Mrs. Robert Kohlmyer from Judge Young's juvenile team. Additional Young aides Hugh McDonald and Howard Grinnell remain consultants.
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