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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1969

Page

7

Critics Target Justice Douglas Over Avant Garde Piece

Republican senators attack Supreme Court Justice William O Douglass for writing an article for Avant Garde, published by Ralph Ginzburg, tied to a smut case. Senator Fannin questions propriety and calls for inquiry, as hearings on nonjudicial activities loom.

Roy McGhee Washington UPI Supreme Court William O. Douglass Paul Fannin R- Ariz Douglas Avant Garde Ralph Ginzburg Ginzburg Fannin Carl T. Curtis R- Neb Parvin Foundation Strom Thurmond R- S.C Inter- American Center For Economic and Social Studies Senate Judiciary Committe Subcommittee On Separation of Powers Judicial Conference Sam J. Ervin Jr D- N.C Earl Warren Abe Fortas Arthur J. Goldberg Stanley Reed Charles Whittaker Postmaster General Department of Justice

Bible Classes To Begin At Calvary Baptist Church

Vacation Bible school starts at 9 a.m. Monday at Calvary Baptist Church for children ages 3 through 8th grade. About 200 children expected. Theme Lets Go With Christ. Rev. David Lunney directs. Mrs. Doris Zinn leads crafts. transportation available by calling 668-9620.

Calvary Baptist Church David Lunney Bible Doris Zinn

Ohio Boomlet For Kennedy

At the Ohio Democratic Spring Dinner supporters handed out Kennedy stickers while U S Sen Fred Harris the national chairman called Kennedy a future star. Harris stayed neutral on 1972 plans but cited Ohio as a key state and pledged to hold Senate control and win state offices.

Lee Leonard Columbus UPI U.S Edward M. Kennedy Ohio Kennedy Fred R. Harris Jr D- Okla Harris Kennedy Brothers John Robert Edward National Committee Senate

Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad Notice

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Norwalk

Income Tax Faces Uncertain Fate in Ohio Legislature

Columbus reports the House Ways and Means Committee advances a statewide county income tax bill sponsored by Rep. E.W. Lampson. The plan taxes counties on adjusted gross income with 1 to 3 percent rates, aims to raise about 400 million dollars, and earmarks half to education and half to local governments.

Columbus UPI House Ways and Means Committee Charles F. Kurfess Bowling Green Lampson

Fire Hits High Rise Apartment

A late night blaze in Thurber Tower near downtown forced evacuation of 500 residents. One man, Robert Presnell 46, Battelle Memorial Institute employee, died. Fifteen were injured and treated at hospitals. eight admitted to University Hospital and Doctors North. Firefighters contained the fire to fourth floor apartments after smoke filled corridors, with residents sheltering on patios or evacuating via stairs and elevators. Lt. Gov. John Brown was a resident but was not found in the building during the fire.

Jay Gibian Columbus UPI Robert Frank Thurber Tower University Hospital Doctors North John Brown Ohio Penitentiary Robert Presnell Battelle Memorial Institute

Rats Attack Infant Twins in High Point Duplex

Two month old twins Dinetta and Anita Floyd were bitten in their sleep by rats described as wharf type in their four room duplex renting for 50 dollars monthly. Dinetta suffered partial foot loss. Anita endured minor puncture wounds. Hospital says infection control needed for recovery. family relocated to a housing project.

High Point N.C UPI Anita Floyds

Two Flags On The Moon If Bennett Has His Way

Sen Wallace F Bennett proposes planting two flags on the moon during Apollo 11 with a Capitol flag and an Independence Hall flag. He intends to supply special silk flags to fly over both sites on July 4 and hopes astronauts plant them on the moon when Apollo 11 blasts off July 16.

Washington UPI Wallace F. Bennett Utah Capitol Independence Hall House Bennett Senate

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