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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1966

Page

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Husband enters prison after wife’s murder in Norwalk

Kenneth Boggs, who admitted stabbing Virginia Boggs in Norwalk on Oct. 13 1961 and later pled guilty to first degree murder, began a life sentence at the Ohio Penitentiary forty days after his wife died. He is appealing the case.

the Reflector Kenneth Boggs Virginia Boggs Norwalk Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Kenneth Ohio Penitentiary Boggs North Fairfield Donald Risner Huron County

High Court Ruling May Influence Boggs Murder Appeal

The Supreme Court’s new ruling on police questioning sets constitutional guidelines for confessions, stating the privilege against self incrimination applies once in custody. Kenneth Boggs’ attorney argues due process was denied when a custodial statement was taken without informing him of rights and presented at trial. Miller cites Escobedo in predicting impact, saying the decision likely won’t harm the appeal.

Supreme Court Kenneth Boggs Boggs Earl S. Miller, Jr Miller Escobedo Danny Escobedo Chicago

Talent Wanted for Norwalk Fourth of July Show

Dancers singers and other entertainers urged to audition for the variety show atop the Norwalk grandstand program. Auditions at St Pauls Episcopal parish house on West Main Street 7 30 p m Thursday with no registration. Last week turnout was slim possibly due to heavy rain and wind.

Norwalk Paul Tucker St. Paul’s Episcopal Parish House West Main Street Tucker

Stores Coordinate Action Against Bad Checks In Norwalk

Norwalk merchants discussed pooling information on chronic bad check offenders to curb losses. The meeting, arranged by the Chamber of Commerce, was attended by Frederick F. Waugh Sheriff John Borgia and Police Chief Larry Hilson who offered assistance. They stressed the issue concerns checks with insufficient funds and may be a misdemeanor or felony with sixty dollars as a key dividing line.

Chamber of Commerce Frederick F. Waugh Huron County John Borgia Norwalk Larry Hilson Waugh

Can City Levy A Zoning Fee

Norwalk Zoning and Planning Commission debated whether the city collects all due funds with building permits. The board discussed hiring a zoning inspector created by 1964 regulations, noting a minimum $3 zoning certificate fee to accompany permits. Fire Chief Kenneth Link issues permits at $5, though no inspector is employed. Chairman George Cook Ford pressed for allowing Link to collect zoning certificate fees with permits, warning of fraud but noting remedies.

Norwalk George Cook Ford Commission Link Price Ford

Judge Allows Bible as Literature Course at University

A Seattle superior court judge ruled that studying the Bible as literature at the University of Washington does not violate church state separation. Judge J R Cole said the course English 390 The Bible as Literature may continue, and attendance is voluntary.

Seattle Wash UPI J.R. Cole University of Washington James B. Wilson Cole Culum Man God

Sports Car Climbs Utility Pole in Early Morning Crash

Patricia Rupp, 18, of 19 Homewood, drove left from Milan onto East League Street and climbed a utility pole guy wire at 12:09 am. The car rested on its rear bumper with one wire broken and another loosened. No injuries. she was cited for failure to drive on the right.

East League Street Milan Avenue Patricia Rupp Homewood Patricia League Townsend Avenue Raymond J. Thomas Rosedale Blvd

Street Lights Return After Severe Wind Storm

City crews restored power after the heavy wind and rain storm that knocked out lines on several streets in the north part of town. Morley K. Price says all power was back except for some street lights by mid morning Tuesday.

City Service Morley K. Price City Light Department Price

City Youth Appointed Head of Public Instruction at Boys State

Tim Columbus of 1 Central Blvd was named head of public instruction at Suehees Boys State in Athens Ohio. Gov John Arigone of Canton named Columbus to the cabinet. Columbus, Arigone and other cabinet members will meet Ohio Gov James A Rhodes later this week.

Tim Columbus Central Blvd Suehees Boy’s State Athens Ohio Gove John Arigone Canton Columbus Arigone James A. Rhodes

Police clash with anti government Buddhists in Saigon

Police used tear gas and rifles to quell three days of demonstrations by Buddhist protesters and followers. Officers beat U.S. newsmen and jailed about 10 protest leaders as clashes continued in Saigon.

Saigon Upi U.S

White House briefing on Medicare start July 1

Doctors and health officials from across the nation gather at the White House to discuss end of month preparations for Medicare implementation. Officials focus on anticipated paperwork for claims and outside scrutiny of doctors fees under reasonable charges rules.

Washington UPI White House

Beatles pop art cover pulled over offensive meat motif

Capitol Records withdrew the Beatles album cover after disc jockeys objected to a London photo showing the four musicians in butcher smocks amid meat and bone with a doll's severed head. Capitol said the image was the group's idea of pop art and that the shot was taken in London.

Hollywood

Weather and life events brief for region

Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers. High today in the 70s, Tuesday highs around 82 with lows near 57. Sunrise 4 53 a.m. Sunset 8 02 p.m. Marriage license apps include Blanton E Sharette and Mary Ellen Wolford. Dale E Benfer and Mary Ann Stokes. Births to Curdy Randolph and Mrs. Livengood. deaths Velma Funk and Mrs Elberta Porter Sellars.

Blanton E. Sharette Bloomville Mary Ellen Wolford Norwalk Dale E. Benfer Republic Mary Ann Stokes Bellevue

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