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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1967
Page
1
In Mexico City doctors and scientists began a medical investigation into the birth of octuplets to a housewife. All eight infants died within hours after birth. Autopsies and tissue samples will be taken with a report due in 10 days.
The House Appropriations Committee voted 12.2 billion dollars more for Vietnam defense, saying no end to hostilities by June 30 is likely. In Kentucky a seven person death toll from a multi vehicle crash on Interstate 75 near Florence rises to seven, including McDonald Blanton of Lexington.
Washington sources say the Johnson administration seeks new bombing targets in North Vietnam to pressure Hanoi. The final targets depend on President Johnson, with possible sites including jet airfields, air defense headquarters, or industrial facilities north of Hanoi and Haiphong. In Chicago, Northwestern professor Edward Spitznagel reports a 319,020 coin flips study found 50.2 percent heads, suggesting pennies may be tall heavy due to metal distribution.
In Corsica riot police were flown in as France conducts a crucial recount of Sundays elections. The outcome could retain or end Charles de Gaulle’s absolute majority in the National Assembly with Corsica included. Leftists gain seats while Gaullists face a narrow one seat lead after the recount.
Meredith, a 33 year old law student, withdrew from the New York GOP challenge to Adam Clayton Powell saying the party failed to keep its commitments. He cited political expedience as the reason and cited lack of party consensus and financial backing.
Cpl. Michael D. Endsley returned to Norwalk after 13 months on combat duty in Vietnam. A Marine since June 1964, he served in a seek and destroy unit and flew from El Toro to celebrate with his wife Linda and his parents at 46 W Washington St. Massillon Ohio. Bill Puckrin of Perkins High School won the Ohio Amvets Dodge high school safe driving contest and will compete in the national Amvets finals in Chicago in May.
The Route 20 bypass is slated to open next fall as planned, with bids for the Route 18 overpass to be opened this summer. A. J. Baltes Inc. confirms the bridge will not delay the bypass, though construction will add a temporary detour on Route 18.
Glen Lawrie, crossing guard at Benedict Elementary, collapsed and died at his home on 16 Walnut St after guiding students earlier. He pushed a stalled car to the curb, telephoned for help, and died within minutes. Funeral arrangements by Kubach Smith Funeral Home.
A Headstart Center in Liberty Mississippi suffered heavy damage from an explosion and a separate fire destroyed the Hayneville Alabama anti poverty program headquarters. FBI joined local authorities to probe possible links to recent Mississippi arson waves. no injuries reported.
Drizzle and fog linger tonight with rain expected Tuesday. Highs in the 40s and lows around 33 to 38. Sunrise 6 43 a m, sunset 6 32 p m. Marriage licenses listed for Branham Tuttle Napier Stover Wolfe Wangler Kerr Passanisi. Births recorded for Swiger Hunter Dugger and Biller. Deaths noted for Hegedusi Curran Funberg Herner Scheid Lawrie.
One furnished three room cottage available with utilities included. Pets and children not allowed.
Willard Police Chief Calvin C. Fillings said one thing at a time as he weighs resignation to take a similar post in Miamisburg. He has not filed a resignation and will issue a statement at the proper time. Negotiators for Pioneer Rubber and the UAW met until 3 p.m. Saturday in an effort to resolve differences. Mediator Harry E. Weber reported progress but no final agreement.
The report notes a major obstacle halted the meeting with no description given. Neither side schedules negotiations now and both await a future meeting, with both sides in consultation and the outlook open to another discussion soon.
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