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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
1
In Saigon US and South Vietnamese fighter bombers and B57 jets attacked two targets in North Vietnam in the largest strike to date. Moscow Radio denounced the attacks while a US Air Force spokesman noted casualties and downed planes amid intensified anti air fire.
Funeral services set for Bruce Beemer of Lake Orion who voiced the Lone Ranger on radio for 2,956 performances. He died of a heart attack in his Michigan home, leaving a lasting impression as the masked plainsman.
Occasional rain today and tonight with a chance of freezing rain in isolated sections. Rain may persist into Wednesday with cooler conditions. Norwalk reports a high in the 40s and a low near 34 to 39. Births list six newborns in Attica Bloomville Willard and Shelby. Deaths note Maude F. Lowry 91 of Berlin Heights and Susanne Rink 76 of Willard.
Huron County Treasurer Harold B. Collier reports 1964 first half real estate tax receipts totaled 1 953 976 85, a record high. Amount includes penalties 1 863 863 83 advance June payments 75 684 56 current and delinquent special assessments 13 681 03 and advances on specials 747 43. Unpaid delinquent and first half taxes run 101 769 20.
Two area men Dean Howard and Robert Barnes pulled four people from a car as it sank beneath the Huron River near the Twine House restaurant in Huron. The couple from Fremont and a Rivertown New Jersey pair were rescued within ten minutes after the crash around 7 p.m. on Monday. Howard, seven feet offshore, aided from the bank while Barnes pulled occupants from the water. The group included Mr and Mrs Samuel Risley and Mr and Mrs Willard Schweinfurth. The event followed a funeral visit by Schweinfurth’s mother. Howard described urging the trapped to exit, noting others stood by. Questions arose about bystander aid and emergency response.
President Johnson sent a message urging Congress to fund housing for one million needy families over four years. The plan includes rent supplements for slum dwellers elderly and displaced families, funds to acquire and repair homes, and aid for low income homeowners. He backs federal support for planned communities or few towns.
J C Shellman of Toledo had his car impounded after police cited him into Mayor's Court for parking in a metered space since Friday. The vehicle was towed Monday with a $5 towing charge, $2 parking ticket, and $2 per day storage. The report also notes a broader housing policy discussion on neighborhoods and rent supplements as tools in public housing.
Mrs. Charles Hill reports a var wire was struck in front of her home on Marshall Street. Clarence Enders says a car hit a guy wire near his greenhouse this morning. Ted Heller of the electric department says damage is not serious in either case.
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