Jail tour with Sgt John Warner by Reflector reporter
Deputy Sheriff Sgt John Warner greets Reflector reporter Janet Conway through jail bars at Huron County jail during a tour last week. Warner showed what it is like inside looking out while Conway prepared photographs for Page 8.
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Wallace On Ohio Ballot Plan Begins
A drive to place former Alabama Governor George Wallace on Ohio's November 5 presidential ballot began today. The effort aims to secure Wallace as a major party candidate in the state.
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Eastern Asia to enter century of virtually continuous war
Harrison Salisbury of the New York Times told students at Miami University in Oxford Ohio that eastern Asia faces a century of virtually continuous war. He warned of ongoing turbulences akin to nineteenth century European nationalism and said lid on conflicts cannot be kept tight. In England, John Hawkins drove for ten years with learner’s plates covering 90,000 miles before passing the license test and said the first failure undermined his confidence.
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Weather and vital notices from Norwalk area
Increasing cloudiness and wind with warmer readings in the low 40s followed by a chilly night and lows in the 20s. Sunday temperatures in Norwalk expected 12 to 34 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Births list six couples in Milan Wakeman New London and Bellevue with two boys and two girls. Deaths include Hoffman Johnston Eglin Doane Hastings with ages and towns.
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Free Wig Scam Hits Norwalk Area Postal Cards
The BBB reports 250 plus complaints about Charles Wig Styling Club wigs sold nationwide from seven Philadelphia addresses. Elliott Nathaniel Scott faces a 11 count federal indictment for using the mails to defraud with about 140 women named in the case. Complaints describe the wigs as junk or nearly bald and value them at about 75 cents.
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Johnson asks Congress for 15.6 billion health program
President Johnson unveils a wide reaching 15.6 billion plan to provide medical care for all who need it, with aims including Medicare Medicaid and maternal child health reforms and a nationwide drug cost standard. The program risks years before full results appear and includes birth control aid and a drug compendium for physicians. Norman Hill, a police officer, gave his wife a ticket after she backed the family car into another car in Cherokee Iowa.
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Pancake Day turnout sets record at Norwalk Kiwanis event
More than 730 people attended the annual Pan cake Day at the VFW Hall Sunday despite shorter hours. Proceeds will fund the club's community projects.
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Dayton Dunbar Suspended Over Tournament Brawl
The Ohio High School Athletic Association suspended Dayton Dunbar from all interscholastic competition pending a full investigation into Friday night’s brawl after a tournament game. Commissioner Paul Landis said a full inquiry will begin Tuesday in Columbus.
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Two Charged in Monroeville Store Burglary
Ray Lee Fleming and Marion R. Deisher, both 21, were charged with breaking and entering after a break-in at Lasch Furniture and TV in Monroeville. Police report $1,178 in cash and $7,188 in checks stolen, with several payroll checks missing. ongoing investigation and forgery suspected.
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Norwalk Patrols Sweep Klondike Derby Victory
Three Norwalk Boy Scout patrols swept the Klondike Derby at Camp Firelands the southwest district sponsored. First place was troop 232 Bear Patrol finishing 5 ½ miles in 174 minutes with troop 218 Raven Patrol close behind and troop 279 Eagle Patrol third. Fifteen patrols from Norwalk Bellevue Greenwich and Monroeville competed as sledges stopped at five towns named after Alaskan cities to perform scouting projects in fire building first aid rope and knot tying compass and distance judging.
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