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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
2
The first doctors strike in U S history leaves 55 of 113 child health stations closed as 1 500 physicians and staff walk out for pay and job security. Emergency services shift to 21 hospitals and parents rush frantically to find care for ill children.
In Cleveland s racially tense Hough area police patrols continued for a fifth night, with scattered rock throwing but no injuries or property damage reported. CORE urged Mayor Locher to withdraw excess police, meet community members, and end double standards in enforcing the law after a 10 year old was shot and several arrests were made.
Annette Buchanan, editor of The Daily Emerald at the University of Oregon, faces a contempt of court trial in Eugene with a $300 fine and up to six months in jail if convicted. She refused to reveal names of marijuana interview subjects despite orders from Lane County Judge Edward Leavy.
Norwalk bank staff among officers of new North Central Ohio Chapter of the American Institute of Banking. George R. Mayer of Erie County Bank Vermilion is president. Wilbur Edwards of Huron County Banking Co first vice president. Tom Sparks of Citizens National Bank on Board of Governors. Twenty-one banks across Sandusky Seneca Erie Huron and Ottawa counties are charter members.
The New London Hospital has been approved to participate in Medicare patient care. Mrs. Gladys Thomas says staff will be trained this week by officials of the Blue Cross Hospitalization Service on proper paper filling procedures.
Malcolm Smith, president of Huron County Farm Bureau Federation, attended the annual Ohio Farm Bureau Presidents and Policy Development Chairman's Conference in Columbus. Clara Belle Youngless reported to police Monday morning that an 11 year old neighbor boy tried to enter her apartment, cut a slit in the rear screen door, and trampled her flowers.
Ontario Street property owners hoped to tap Grove Street by routing lines from their rear yards, but Morley Price says the Grove Street project stops short north of Ontario. In the 1950s Dr. Charles Edel warned permits for septic tanks on Ontario would end due to soil conditions, forcing residents to rely on existing sanitary facilities with no sewer service available.
Federal court in Athens prepares to open the conspiracy trial of three Ku Klux Klansmen in the 1964 slaying of Lemuel Penn. Jury selection extended over hours in judge Bootle’s chambers amid guarded preliminaries as officials move toward public opening arguments.
The Rev. Robert L. Smith will be ordained an elder at 2 30 p m Sunday in Collins Methodist Church Hartland Center Road with Bishop Francis E Kearns conducting. He has served as a student supply pastor for four years and holds degrees from Oberlin Youngstown University and Ohio State University.
Edward Heckelman of Milan RD 1 is named one of five regional Wildlife Conservation Award winners for 1966 from 88 county contenders. The selections honor those who expand hunting and fishing access for Ohio sportsmen. Governor Rhodes will present the award at the Ohio State Fair.
About 20 reports on Medicare were forwarded to AMA committees during the first business session of the House of Delegates at the 115th annual convention in Chicago. The gathering drew more than 2,000 doctors and nurses who protested discrimination and urged constitutional changes to end segregation in state medical societies. Delegates agreed direct patient billing should continue to preserve the doctor patient relationship, while the AMA board blamed any Medicare deficiencies on the federal government.
UPI bulletin lists subscription terms by carrier and mail. In Norwalk Milan Norroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and nearby rural areas 45 cents weekly. Mail in Huron and Erie counties or where carrier is unavailable 15 dollars per year elsewhere 23.40 dollars yearly. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
Dr. Charles L. Hudson of Cleveland Ohio was installed as the 121st president of the American Medical Association succeeding James Z Appel. He has served on the AMA board of trustees since 1961 and was past president of the Academy of Medicine of Cleveland and the Ohio State Medical Association. He practices in internal medicine at the Cleveland Clinic and is an associate clinical professor at Western Reserve University.
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