15 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
1
In Athens Ohio the 1327 Buckeye Boys State delegates planned a vote today on reducing the voting age to 19. A House near unanimously approved a constitutional amendment proposal 104 to 4 earlier in the week.
NATO ministers ended the spring session calling for equal cuts of allied and Soviet forces in Europe. The final communique welcomed any Soviet gesture toward peaceful disarmament as part of a broader move.
Hughes High School in Clifton and Withrow High School in Hyde Park postponed ceremonies due to rioting in the area. Graduates will receive diplomas by mail as officials cancel tonight's graduation events.
Fair warm night with low 66 to 72. Friday partly cloudy and hot. Wednesday highs 67 to 92 with humidity readings 71 percent at 8 am and 40 percent at 2 pm and 48 percent at 8 pm. 24 hour precipitation ending 8 pm Wednesday was a trace. Sunrise 5 53 sunset 9 02. Moonrise 12 44, moonset 12 55 am Friday. Marriage license applications listed for Landenberg Fink Traxler Jacobs. Deaths include Sands Patterson Myers Bores with ages 51 76 71 69 and addresses in Willard Monroeville Cherry Street.
Republican primary spending in Norwalk shows Joe E. Dudley leading with 129 dollars and Harold E. Finch second at 90. Other figures include Henry E. Young 60, Waugh 36, Colletta 66, Cunningham 0, Walls 22, Saladin 3.90. Deadline for final reports is 4 p.m. Friday.
Israel offered to exchange 4500 Egyptian prisoners for the nine Israeli soldiers held in Egypt. The plan includes 9 generals and 300 Egyptian officers, with first exchanges set at Nicosia airport. Wounded Egyptians would be traded and evacuated, per Red Cross officials.
Gov James A Rhodes condemned federal programs as inadequate for urban racial unrest and called for intensified job training. He warned against professional agitators and said the Ohio National Guard could be deployed to protect life and property if needed. He criticized a shotgun approach that aids few while neglecting thousands.
Debbie Sengstock daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Sengstock of North Fairfield was chosen on Wednesday as the 1967 Dairy Princess for Huron County at a Huron Dairy Service Unit Board meeting. Alternates Virginia Garrett and Vickie Bilton were also named. Sengstock will compete June 23 24 in Columbus Ohio for the Ohio Dairy Princess title and state winners advance to the national contest.
Saginaw Wire Products Corp begins moving into its new 700000 dollar plant at 75 Ontario Street on Monday and expects to double its 35 employees when settled Norman J Budziszewski general manager says the move will boost Saginaw capacity Work on the building started October 31 last year The Miss Huron County Pageant parade in Norwalk will be at 6 p m Friday The Reflector had misreported the parade day as Saturday
Ray Griffin 19 Rockford Illinois faces grand larceny charges after a pistol a tape recorder and a sport coat were stolen from a car at Griffin Airport while the owner refueled a plane. Griffin reportedly fled with the items and asked a companion to fly him away.
A $25 000 suit was filed against a Norwalk couple and the City of Norwalk over a June 1965 bicycle fall. Alice Weidinger and her son Michael claim a cracked sidewalk in front of Irving Roth and wife caused the accident at about 12 50 p m injuring him with a brain concussion and eye damage. Walter L. Hite represents the Weidingers.
Berlin Milan voters will decide in November on a 1,365 bond issue to build a new high school. Board members debated site choice and timing with most urging a ballot, backing the proposal despite past defeats and rising construction costs. Formal actions are planned for June 28 with Squire Sanders and Dempsey hired as legal advisors.
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