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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
1
In Santo Domingo a three day general strike by Caamano rebels showed little impact as shops and transit functioned normally. Elsewhere the Barrrer junta governs with little notice of the strike, leaving normal life largely intact.
In Charleston West Virginia a caller complains of an alligator in the streets near Laidley Field. Patrolman McGinnis captures a two foot reptile and transports it to the station while Capt Lawrence Morris keeps a second gator at his office pond. Authorities await the owner to resolve the incident.
Sunny and mild today with high around 40 to 45. Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers. Tonight’s low in the 60s, Wednesday high near 45 to 90. Yesterday’s high 87 and low 52. Births report: Mr and Mrs James Spradlin of Wake Man welcome a girl. Death: Claude Lostler, 92, Bellevue.
In Columbus the Senate Highway Committee unanimously backs a substitute school bus bill. The plan keeps transportation under the state board of education and creates a coordinator of school transportation. Amendments limit authority and tie funding to compliance with state education standards.
US Air Force jets bombed a military barracks northwest of Hanoi near the China border in the war's deepest penetration. Forty one jets struck the Son area barracks, with additional planes hitting the Ban Nuoc Chiu ammunition depot. Ground fighting killed two Marines near Da Nang while a terrorist execution occurred in Saigon as Ky cracks down. Four Americans received gallantry medals for downing a Communist MIG jet over North Viet Nam. Overall, more than a thousand planes attacked the north during a sustained bombing campaign.
Claude H. Foster, 92, inventor of the Gabriel automobile horn, died Monday night in Bellevue Ohio. He built a fortune selling the Gabriel Manufacturing Co and donated to hospitals and Western Reserve University. Foster supported community causes, owned auto agencies, and started a profit sharing plan at Gabriel. An avid golfer, he won the Ohio Seniors Championship four times.
John Hoch Sr. of Sandusky, 53, remains in critical condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a Friday train car accident that killed his wife. His daughters Linda 18 and Bonnie 11 are in fairly good condition, and son John Jr. 14 is in good condition.
Huron County Bloodmobile at the Eagles hall in Norwalk collected 162 pints on Monday with 37 pints above quota. Mrs. Oscar Komarek credited first donors and growing industry support. Leonard Gerber's family noted 20 to 30 pints needed for his open heart surgery in Toronto. Next visit planned for August.
Col Boumédienne tightens grip after overthrowing Ahmed Ben Bella. Reports say 210 to 600 people detained in Algiers and other cities, including some Communist sympathizers, as calm returns to the city following two days of pro Ben Bella demonstrations.
A. Ray Beard and Edward S. Arlin say subscriptions for stock to form the Firelands Development Co to buy 30 acres on Old State Road for an industrial park are near closing within two weeks. Two informal meetings are planned for June 28 and 29 at Norwalk Thermostat to attract investors.
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