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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1966

Page

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Jaycee Parade and Pageant Set for Saturday in Norwalk

The Miss Huron County Pageant Parade begins at 2 p.m. Saturday with 14 contestants and Miss Huron County 1965 Johanna Barnhart plus Miss Ohio 1965 Valerie Jan Lavin appearing. The parade runs from Norwalk High School west on Main to State Street before an 8 p.m. pageant at the high school auditorium judged by four officials and Andrew Gregerson of Ashland College.

Jaycee Phil May Norwalk High School Andrew Gregerson Music Ashland College

Gemini 10 aims for world altitude record flight

Space brief notes John Young and Michael Collins plan Gemini 10 to beat 308 mile altitude using an Agena target satellite. Soviet crew Pavel Belyayev and Alexei Leonov first walked in space on March 18, 1965. Sacramento report covers Begovich congratulating Teale on his 50th birthday after loss to Teale.

All’s Well That Ends Well Amid Construction Noise

A New York outdoor Shakespeare performance was disrupted as construction workers hammered nearby while Lady Hamilton delivered lines about time. In New York and at the United Nations, the U S and the Soviet Union backed rival moon neutralization treaties, with a planned July 12 committee meeting to discuss a draft submitted by Arthur J. Goldberg.

New York UPI Lady Hamilton United Nations N.Y United States Soviet Union U.N U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Kurt Waildheim

Mississippi freedom marchers face arrests and fears in delta

In Greenwood Mississippi Governor Johnson pulled most troopers guarding the Marchers amid growing tension. A Negro leader warned of possible tragic incidents as the group confronted its first arrests and harsh heckling since the Meredith incident near Hernando.

Greenwood, Miss

South Vietnamese Police Under Fire for Roughing Up UPI Newsmen

Saigon ambassador to the United States said Premier Ky ordered an investigation and disciplinary actions against government police who roughed up American newsmen. He pledged steps to prevent further incidents and ensure total freedom of coverage.

Washington UPI Nguyn Cao Ky Saigon United States Julius Frandsen United Press International Vu van Thai

Leary Predicts LSD Boom With California Doses

Dr Timothy Leary former Harvard professor warned the government to prepare for a surge in LSD use stating that two million doses will be introduced into California alone this month and urging policy readiness nationwide.

San Francisco UPI Timothy Leary Harvard California

Weather and notices brief for Saturday

Mostly sunny mild today and Saturday with fair cool tonight. Highs 72 76 lows 50 55 Sunrise 4 53 Sunset 8 02. Marriage license applications for Gerald T Ruffing Bellevue printer and Sharon E Gates Willard teacher's aide Daniel L Schwiefert Willard mechanic and Ann Marie Brown Monroeville hospital employee. Deaths Ethel R Ingersoll 65 Kipton Marcus Ray Lykins 9 Willard Mrs Bertha Gregory 72 New London.

Gerald T. Ruffing Bellevue Sharon E. Gates Willard Dan L. Schwiefert Ann Marie Brown Monroeville Ethel R. Ingersoll Kipton Marcus Ray Lykins Bertha Gregory New London

Browns issue ultimatum to Jim Brown amid training camp standstill

Cleveland fullback Jim Brown faces suspension without pay if he does not report for training camp on July 17. Owner Art Modell signals decisive action while Brown’s movie duties in The Dirty Dozen may keep him in England into September. Browns set July 18 first workout with Aug. 6 preseason and Sept. 1 season opener at Washington. Brown earns about 65,000 annually, suspension could cost ~200 per day.

Cleveland UPI Jim Brown Art Modell Brown Modell England Browns Washington National Football League

GI Paratroopers Win Central Highlands Victory

American paratroopers of the 1st Brigade of the 101st Airborne Division are closing in on a major victory in the Central Highlands as the fighting nears a decisive phase.

Saigon 1011St Airborne Division

Paratroopers Kick Off Hawthorne Battle In Central Highlands

U S forces claim a heavy opening blow in the Central Highlands with the Screaming Eagles and a battalion from the 1st Air Cavalry killing 565 enemies and capturing 20. Total kills estimated above 1,000 as Brig Gen Pearsons forecasts a 10 to 1 ratio. Westmoreland and General Westmoreland back the effort as Lt Col Emerson vows ongoing action. Paratroopers press into enemy strongholds losing and gaining ground amid jungle trails and village lines.

Cisive Screaming Eagles L1st Air Cavalry Division Willard Pearson William C. Westmoreland U.S Westmoreland Henry E. Emerson Viet Nam

Elephants Escape Carnival in Chicago Suburb Rampage

Two female elephants Barbara 20 and Kay 18 escaped from the Kelly-Miller Circus in Franklin Park and roamed backyards and streets for about three hours before 65 police, sheriff deputies, and four handlers recaptured them five miles away. Officials said jet noise from O'Hare Airport likely startled the animals.

Chicago UPI Franklin Park Sheriff’s Office Barbara Kay Kelly-Miller Circus

Red Cross Blood Unit Set Monday at Norwalk Eagles Club

The Red Cross blood mobile will be at the Norwalk Eagles Club at 17 E. Monroe St from 11 30 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Monday. An unprecedented demand for blood for open heart surgery and recent usage in Huron County drive the appeal. The Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Auxiliary provides lunch for staff and a donor canteen.

Red Cross Norwalk Eagles Club E. Monroe St The Huron County Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital

Soldier Oversleeps May Have Saved His Life

In Saigon William Nicolas, faced with a blackout and a missed bus, slept through the morning crisis. The delay may have saved him from a dangerous situation during turmoil in the city.

Milan to get new post office facility approved

Rob ert Sweeney announced federal approval for a new post office in Milan. The project moves to Cincinnati for site selection and bids with a private firm to build and lease the facility. Specs list 2346 interior, 108 platform, and 7510 exterior square feet, versus the current 1107 interior with no open space.

Milan Ohio Robert Sweeney U.S. Post Office Department Post Office Department Cincinnati

Annexation Hearing Set for Monroeville Area

Huron County commissioners will hold a hearing on annexing about 44 acres to Monroeville village. The land on Peru Center Road includes 2.3 acres owned by George and Irma Schildown and remaining area owned by Cletus and Virginia Mayer.

Huron County Commissioners Monroeville Peru Center Road George and Irma Schildown Cletus Virginia Mayer

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Jaycee Sacramento Calif John Begovich Begovich Stephen Teale Teale Nto Walter Frederick Firelands Boy Scout Council Louis G. Frey Frey Norwalk Elephants Kin-Ark Oil Co Dean Lawrence Snyder Road Ridge Road Red Cross Blood Unit William Nicolas Nicholas Bridgewater Mass Coliseum William Spear Indianapolis Ind Marion County Michael Spear
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