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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
1
Norfolk and Western Railway will build a 5.75 million dollar coal terminal at Sandusky Ohio ready by December 1. Capacity 1.2 million tons with room to grow to 4.5 million tons for winter storage before spring shipping.
Findlay Ohio police persist in the hunt for a man seen speaking with 8-year-old Tim Trask before his June 10 murder. Chief Wayne Ethell says a team combs the crime area inch by inch for missed evidence while a prime suspect remains unfound.
John B. Fullen, longtime OSU Alumni Association secretary, will retire from the post on July 1 1967. As editor of the Alumni Monthly he often criticized OSU administration and argued there was too much emphasis on football and post season games at the school.
Mostly sunny and mild today with isolated afternoon thundershowers. Fair cool tonight with high 72 to 78 and low 50 to 55. Sunrise 4 36 a m Sunset 8 04 p m. Friday high 75 low 48. Births Mr and Mrs Sherard Morgan North Fairfield announce a daughter. Deaths Gary Lee Marshall 25 Berlin Heights Arthur A Krick 56 Monroeville.
Chester and Dora Fronczak hold their son Paul Joseph as investigators weigh DNA hairline and bone structure tests in the Newark reunion. The case questions whether the Newark foundling is their kidnapped baby from 1964, with the attorney urging public patience as tests continue.
Hue police raided the Dieu De Pagoda, home base of Buddhist leader Thich Tri Quang, seizing static altars and banners. In Saigon, troops sealed Vien Hoa Dao, faced anti government protesters, and a teenage monk and a girl died in self inflicted fires amid a nationwide Buddhist campaign. Col Ngu yen Ngoc Loan directed the Hue action as Marines cleared rebel areas and police warned rioters could be fired upon with orders to aim low.
Space veteran James A. Lovell from Ohio and rookie Edwin E. Buzz Aldrin will pilot Gemini 12, slated for late this year, ending the 1.35 billion Gemini program. The mission precedes Apollo flights aimed at a moon voyage. Lovell, 38, from Cleveland, co piloted Gemini 7 with Frank Borman on a 14 day mission. Aldrin, 36, is an Air Force major from Montclair, New Jersey.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. heads about 600 marchers heading toward Itta Bena as part of the freedom march in Mississippi. King joins Stokely Carmichael in Jackson bound actions set after the June 5 Memphis start and notes planned entertainment the night before arrival.
City firemen extinguished a small fire at 24 Adams Street at 4 03 this morning. Chief Kenneth Link said the cardboard waste basket box ignited by two occupants Evaueete Hatches Columbus and John 5. The fire damaged kitchen flooring and side walls with about 50 dollars in damage. Marcus Jones owns the property.
A late-model luxury car driven by John Stambaugh of Plymouth rammed the Secor Furniture Store display window at 108 Myrtle Ave in Willard. The vehicle jumped the curb at 2 37 p.m. struck a meter and hitching posts, causing 700 to 800 dollars in window damage. Stambaugh was cited for reckless operation.
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, during a five day Finland visit, attacked U.S. Viet Nam policy and warned it could draw European nations into conflicts against their will. He met with President Urho Kekkonen, urged a European security conference, and said West Germany must face the postwar reality of two German states.
Greenwich proposes a renewed park levy of one mill for five years with a vote required by residents of Huron County. The measure will appear on the November 8 ballot pending approval by a majority of voters.
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