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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

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Toledo judge Young sworn in as Northwestern Ohio federal judge

Don Young nephew of Senator Stephen M. Young is sworn in as judge of the Federal District Court for Northwestern Ohio succeeding retiring Frank L. Kloeb. Attendees include members of the American Lucas County and Toledo Bar Associations and a greeting from Sen. Young. Cincinnati report notes Dr Samuel H Sheppard files petition to reconsider ruling sending him back to prison for the bludgeon murder of his pregnant wife.

Toledo UPI Don Young U.S Stephen M. Young Federal District Court For Northwestern Ohio Frank L. Kloeb Young Huron County American Lucas County Cincinnati Samuel H. Sheppard U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Federal District Court Sheppard

Free admission to Ohio State Fair marks 116 years in progress

Gov James A Rhodes announced free access to the Ohio State Fair attractions on the fairgrounds for 1966. The plan covers the grandstand coliseum and new arena where previous charges reached 3.50 per person. The fair runs from August 27 to September 6.

Columbus UPI James A. Rhodes Ohio Rhodes

Air Force Jet Crashes During Test Flight in Highland County

Air Force officials investigated the mid air explosion of an F102 A Delta Dagger from Wright Patterson AFB. Maj. Alexander K. Rupp 34 of the Aeronautical Systems Division was killed in the crash near Buford Highland County. He resided in Fairborn Ohio. Witnesses reported the pilot dived several times then pulled out before the blast.

Hillsboro, Ohio UPI Air Force Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Highland County Alexander K. Rupp Aeronautical Systems Division Wright-Patterson Fairborn Ohio Rupp Buford

Berow Weather And Local Notices

Weather forecast text shows fair north and south showers tonight with a high 78 to 87 and cooler Sunday. Marriage license applications list Gerald Montgomery and Brenda Palmer Greenwich, Edward Schilens and Doris Figley New London, Raymond Arrell Music and Mary McIntire Greenwich. Births for Forren Wakeman. Gurney Attica. McKenzie Willard. Kaple New Washington. Deaths: George Radanovich aged 81, 25 Ward Ave.

Gerald Montgomery Willard Brenda Chary Lene Palmer Greenwich Edward S. Schilens New London Doris Louis Figley Raymond Arrell Music Mary Etta McIntire Bernard Forren Wakeman Gary Gurney Attica Clifford McKenzie James Kaple New Washington

Buckeye Boys State Nominates Two High School Stars

In Athens the Buckeye Boys State opens with Steve Bollinger of Purcell High Cincinnati leading the Nationalist Party slate and Corbin Miller of Dover High heading the Federalists. The campaign quickly sets a brisk pace as the Nationalists clash over death penalty abolition.

Athens UPI Cincinnati Dover Buckeye Steve Bollinger Purcell High Corbin Miller Dover High School Federalist Party

1000 Killed In Viet Battle In Dong Xoai Clash

The Viet Cong launched a major attack near Dong Xoai, killing a U S Air Force pilot and at least 1,000 people on both sides in a two day battle. U S advisers and Vietnamese troops suffered heavy losses as fighting spread north and other targets were attacked. A South Vietnamese ruling council formed amid political upheaval replacing the resigned premier and head of state.

Saigon Dong Xoai U.S South Viet Nam Phan Huy Quat Phan Khac Suu Nguyen Cao Ky da Nang North Viet Nam U.S. al Midway

Johnson Promotes White McDivitt After Space Flight Honors

Air Force promotions followed the Gemini 4 mission as James McDivitt and Edward White received lieutenant colonel ranks after their 119 hour spaceflight. President Johnson toasted the astronauts at Houston's Manned Spacecraft Center and planned future medals and ceremonies.

Johnson Texas Chicago Jackson Mich San Antonio Tex McDivitt White White House Valery Bykovsky President Johnson Hous

Trick' Charged in Larceny by Trick

Theodore Williamson and William Edward Williamson, both of Miami Florida, released on 2000 dollar bond after being arrested on larceny by trick. Mrs Orra Tanner of Willard reported the pair offered roof repairs for about 300 dollars, worked 20 minutes to half an hour, and charged 325 dollars. They pled not guilty at common pleas arraignment. Deputies say the pair were previously out on 10000 dollar bonds from Lorain County after complaints about their workmanship.

Theodore Williamson William Edward Williamson Miami Fla Huron County Sheriff's Department Orra Tanner Willard Williamsons Common Pleas Court Lorain County

Sanderson Flood Kills 13 in Texas Inland Wave

Sanderson faces a 15 foot wall of water from torrential rains that swept through the town. At least 13 people died and 16 are missing while hundreds were left homeless. Rescue shelters set up for typhoid shots as Red Cross mobilizes supplies.

Sanderson Tex UPI John Conally

Kansas farm youth surrenders after FBI chase

Duane Earl Pope, 22, cap of McPherson College football and clarinetist, turned himself in at a downtown Kansas City hotel after a plea from college president D W Bittinger. He faced charges for robbing Farmers State Bank in Big Springs Nebraska and killing three employees, with $1598 taken a week earlier. Pope had been sought nationwide since the bank raid and was remanded to FBI custody following arraignment.

Kansas City, Mo UPI Kansas Farm FBI Duane Earl Pope D. W. Bittinger McPherson Kan Farmers State Bank Big Springs Neb McPherson College Pope Bittinger Liberal Arts College United Press International Robert Haig Omaha

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