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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1965
Page
1
Norwalk Reflector prints a full color advertisement on inside pages for Hills Floor Coverings. The ad was pre printed by another firm and added locally, a newer method seen mainly in larger cities.
The Atomic Energy Commission proposed issuing a full term license to NASA for its Plum Brook research and testing reactor near Sandusky. The license would expire 10 days after issue with a 30 day window for objectors to intervene.
Kenneth Moonan a 27 year old from Wimbldeon caused 280 dollars of damage to a shop window when the corset he tried to wear caused severe discomfort and forced him to lash out in a doorway. He was acquitted after claiming misfitting gear led to the incident.
Weather data shows cloudy cooler with light snow, high 32 36, low 15 24. Marriage applicant Charles A Lee and Naomi G Collier reside Collins. Births for Weisenberger, Loesser, and Robinson families, death notices include Florence Enzor 68 Greenwich, Allan Husted 84 Garden St, and Olena Van Dette Jr. 60 Milan Ave.
In Columbus UPI report the Ohio Senate plans to consider two fair housing bills in committee. One bans discrimination in sale or rental of all residences except owner-occupied two family homes. a milder version would exempt two to four family dwellings. The session also featured fireworks over strip mining with foes including Hanna Coal Co manager Ralph Hatch opposing stricter rules. The administration eyed a lenient strip mine bill while House actions included juror pay increases to ten dollars a day and eight and a half cents a mile.
UPI reports Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. barred Negroes from marching toward the state capital pending further hearings citing potential irreparable injury. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. mobilized a large national contingent, with SCLC dispatching buses from Atlanta and delegations arriving from San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington as crowds near Selma grew toward 1,000 participants.
Springlike temperatures spread across the Pacific Northwest and New England as a cold air push from the Canadian prairies affected the Northern Plains. Snow flurries and significant snowfall moved through the upper Mississippi Valley while eastern Dakotas to the Alleghenies saw light rain and snow.
W D Conway of Norwalk Auto Parts questions the idea that public hospitals function as private shops. He argues no donations or free equipment or stocked shelves justify treating a public institution as a personal business.
Two more windows were broken by BB gun shots in Bellevue area during the week. Harry Underwood reported a front window damaged on Benedict Street while Ronald Albright cited a plate glass window at Jennings Ready Mix. A BB gun was found in the car of two youths linked to a TV radio theft case at Monroeville Motel. Robert Taylor, 19, faces six months for trespassing with intent to steal, while his 17 year old accomplice, paroled, may have probation revoked and be returned to the Boys Industrial School.
Henry L. Nielsen of the Toledo Area Big Brothers Association will outline the Big Brother Organization at the general membership meeting in Norwalk on Wednesday at 5 pm. A 20 minute film What Is A Boy will be shown and officers will be elected. Chairman James Kovacs invites anyone interested to attend.
Seven Norwalk police officers will join FBI led sessions at the Mob and Riot Control School in Sandusky today. Huron County Sheriff John Borgia and deputies also attended with others having earlier trained in Elyria. Attendees include Capt. Orin Doane Capt. Donald Daugherty Ptl. George Sisson Ptl. Richard Fritz Ptl. James Borgia Ptl. Larry His son Ptl. William Meese.
Service Director Morley Price describes common excuses from delinquent electric and water customers as officers contact some of the 5 000 electricity clients and 3 800 water users. Delinquency averages show February peaks and recurring late payers.
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