20 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
1
A four engine Civil Air Transport plane carrying 53 people, including 21 Americans, crashed after takeoff from Taichung Formosa. Eyewitnesses report no survivors. about 100 miles south of Taipei. 12 bodies recovered.
Variable cloudiness today tonight and Sunday with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Not quite so muggy. High near 90, low tonight 67. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Dale Biller Norwalk station attendant and Barbara Gray Norwalk Roscoe North Sandusky factory worker and Jo Ellen Hyatt Norwalk at home. Robert D Cullen Killbuck carpenter and Lillian Joy Kennath Plymouth at home. MARRIAGE LICENSE James M Wallace and Lena M Jennings. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Richard Walton Monroeville RD 2 boy Mr and Mrs Paul Ott Norwalk RD 2 boy Mr and Mrs Howard Ott rural New London girl. DEATHS Ralph J Sliter 77 Bellevue Robert Smyth 40 Cleveland Mrs Cecelia Lillo 75 Willard Thomas Edward Ruggles one month Fitchville.
A staff writer profiles unwed mothers in Huron County noting they come from all social levels and ages. Welfare workers say most enter maternity homes if placing for adoption, while some keep babies at home to adjust publicly.
Storms hit the Sandusky area as winds reached 30 to 34 knots around 11 p.m. A lightning bolt sparked a fire at the Larry Capucini residence at 2130 Columbus Ave, gutting a bedroom and causing extensive upstairs damage. Fire Chief Paul Bing said investigators assess lightning as the likely cause.
Nelson C. Hendricks was charged with assault with intent to rape and jailed after a Common Pleas Court hearing he pleaded guilty. Bond set at 2500 cash or 5000 property, he was deemed fit for trial after being released from Tiffin State Hospital. He faces speeding charges and possible additional counts related to damage to a farmer's gate.
UPI reports a night storm in Ohio with 52 mph winds in Columbus and marble sized hail in Delaware. Worthington traffic blocked by fallen limbs, downed wires, and a toppled tree, with early morning showers near Dayton and Springfield and a Western Ohio severe weather alert.
Senator Edward M Kennedy sustained a broken back and rib fractures after a light plane crashed in fog in an apple orchard near Southampton Mass. Fellow passengers Sen Birch Bayh and wife Marvella were hurt but in good condition.
In Minneapolis a barber shop hosted model Penny Jones for a topless manicure stunt. Owner Darrold Schipp hopes to hire a topless manicurist permanently if wife and customers approve and police do not act. Jones left with no charges after the morals squad escorted her and Schipp to the station, then released them to consult lawyers.
Senate passes the sweeping civil rights bill amid a long battle with the House set to vote on Senate amendments. Leaders vow the measure will be law by July 4, as they move to send it to the White House by July 2 or 3. Key figures include Emanuel Celler and William McCulloch. Speaker McCormack calls the action a major step.
The Myers Siding and Roofing Co. reports vandalism on Thursday that opened a hot tar tank valve and dumped 150 gallons on the ground causing $40 damage. A second theft occurred the same day, with one ton of bulk tar stolen from the site, valued at $60, stored in 100 pound cardboard tubes.
Kelly Sexton age 47 of 25 Townsend Ave was arrested by police on a petit larceny charge at 12 01 a m. Eyewitness Jerry J Leto of 37 E Monroe reported Sexton took several packages from a car in the Friendly Corners Tavern parking lot and loaded them into his own car. Sexton denies knowledge of the packages. Case continued until 8 p m Thursday.
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