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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1965
Page
1
Two U S Marines Cpl Jesse A Edwards and Lance Cpl James B Thomas testified in their defense on Subic Bay at a court martial. Seven defense witnesses were called on the fourth day of the trial.
Linda Stout, 12, daughter of Hollie and Mrs. Stout of 929 Myrtle Ave, sent a sympathy note to Queen Elizabeth II on Sir Winston Churchill's death. Buckingham Palace replied, signed by Martin Chartein, on official stationery with the royal seal.
Cloudy with light snow today and tonight in the east, high around 28 to 36, low 24 to 30. Sunday remains cloudy with light flurries and little temperature change. Norwalk high 34 low 21. Marriage license applications and issuances listed for local residents. Births and a death reported in area families.
Akron man Marvin Garrett, 28, denied taking part in the Maxie Tire and Supply burglary on February 4 after hours of questioning by Akron police. Erie County authorities charged Garrett with breaking and entering, safe burglary and auto theft tied to the Sandusky Motor Sales burglary. A second suspect was arrested as Garrett’s friends posted bond.
Erie County sheriff says Howard Smith, 33, Akron, named by Garrett, was found in a car waiting while others arranged bond. Smith is being questioned at the Erie County jail with no charges filed yet.
UPI reports two top Vietnamese officers believed killed or captured after a daylight attack on a provincial capital in Quang Tri. An armored column was hit by Viet Cong fire near the capital as officials said a regimental commander and sector leader may be among the dead. two armored cars were destroyed and Marines were not landed as planned.
Norwalk and New London each reported four inches of snow over the past two days with more on the way this weekend. The forecast calls for cloudy skies and light snow flurries, while lake area totals ranged from six to ten inches. Roads remain slippery in parts as snow clears and melts.
A rash of BB gun vandalism prompts Norwalk police to investigate windows broken at homes of Mrs. Carl J. Boehler and Shirley Gates. The red lens on a Benedict Elm traffic signal was damaged. Chief Chapin warns illegal use and cautions against giving BB guns to children as a second such incident in weeks.
Merrill Teats 35 of Greenwich injured with facial lacerations when his Hi semitrailer jackknifed on River Road near Jeffries Friday night. Deputies say he could not stop for a train at the Norfolk and Western crossing and ended in a south ditch. Several other crashes are listed including Elmer Rickley 62 of Franklin Street and Donald Kuhn 59 of Shelby plus a three car collision near West League and North Hester Streets. No citations issued in Teats case.
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