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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1966

Page

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Newsmen Triumph In City Hall Touch Football Game

New York City hall press corps defeated Mayor John Lindsay and administration 8 to 6 in an eight man touch game played in Central Park. Lindsay played 24 minutes with dirt streaked clothes and a roughing penalty. Bud Palmer scored for the administration on a pass from Sid Gardner.

New York UPI City Hall Press Corps John V. Lindsay Lindsay New York Herald Tribune Sid Gardner Council Against Poverty John Reilly Wcbs-Tv Joe Breu Wabc-Tv Barry @otherer Breu Central Park

Labor Department approves youth center and Ohio training projects

The Labor Department announced approval of a Lorain youth opportunity center and three Ohio training projects for the unemployed. The Lorain center will staff 10 workers to assist ages 16 to 21 who lack employment readiness.

Washington UPI Labor Department Ohio Lorain

Fidel Castro denounces Red China and vows resilience

In a Havana University speech Castro blasted Chinese leaders for using rice as blackmail against Cuba. He warned the United States that Cuba possesses magnificent weapons to fight any war, conventional or nonconventional, and declared that Cuba can never be defeated, though he gave no specifics about the arms his Soviet-backed regime controls.

Miami UPI Fidel Castro Red China Cuba United States Havana

Hearns freed but draft status unclear after induction dispute

Thomas Hearns, 23, from Garfield Heights, was released from Ft. Knox after an Army inquiry found possible illegal induction. He faces potential draft status questions as the case centers on paperwork mixups surrounding his claimed non induction. Miami University students near Oxford react to four student deaths with a highway sign near Ohio 73 warning drivers of a high fatality area.

Cleveland UPI Thomas Hearns Garfield Heights Army Army Department Ft. Knox William J. Shields Hearns Oxford, Ohio Miami University Studens Ohio 73 Miami and Western College For Women

Weather trend fair through Tuesday with mild temps

Fair weather continues through Tuesday with warmer conditions today and little temperature change tonight. High near 50 today and 43 Sunday. low tonight 30s to 40. Sunrise 6 14 a m Sunset 6 33 p m. Births list includes multiple families with newborns and locations. deaths note Taylor Van Allen 63 Fairview and Jeanette E Newton Milwaukee Wis.

Taylor van Allen Fairview Jeanette E Newton Milwaukee Wis

Gemini 8 launch postponed due to leaks and safety checks

CAPE KENNEDY UP I Space officials halted the Gemini 8 hookup and spacewalk to Wednesday at the earliest after Atlas booster and suit oxygen system leaks were detected during fueling. The delay interrupts a three day flight plan for Neil Armstrong and David Scott and pushes March 15 liftoff to later.

Cape Kennedy UPI Neil Armstrong David Scott Federal Space Agency Gemini

BG Success Stunned 'Pros' in Bowling Green Campaign

The Tri County campus fundraiser for Bowling Green University reached 1.16 million dollars in six weeks, dwarfing the 600000 goal. The drive mobilized Erie Huron and Ottawa counties with school kids unions and businesses contributing. Groundbreaking is planned for October with campus operation by September 1968, leveraging 1.8 million state funds toward a 2.4 million project.

Bowling Green Ohio Tri-County Bowling Green University Theodore D. Wakefield Erie Huron Ottawa Sandusky Cam Paign Singer Sandusky Register Richard A. Jeffrey Committee On Educational Development

Chain Crash Closes Main Street Traffic Delayed After Collision

A Saturday chain reaction crash on Main Street blocked traffic for blocks. Two semi trailers and three cars were involved including a total loss Volks wagon. Drivers Arthur J. Zimmerman and Russell A. Holmes Jr sustained minor injuries. A 15 year old, Yvonne Schneble, was cited for driving without a license. Further details appear on Driverless Page 8.

Volkswagon Arthur J. Zimmerman Orrville Prosepect Street Linewood Avenue Russell A. Holmes, Jr Newton St

Dodgem Driver Receives DUI Sentence and Fine

Paul F E Dendinger of Bellevue was jailed 10 days and fined up to 500 dollars after a DUI incident on U S 20 east of Bellevue. His car allegedly tried to dodge three semitrailers, forcing trucks off the road and injuring a driver aiding other motorists.

Paul Fe, Dendinger Bellevue Huron County Dendinger U.S. 20 Route 20

Motorist Fined Following Chase Near Whittlesey Avenue

Orlando L. Close, 29 Reed St., appeared in Mayors Court after a midnight chase when police pursued his eastbound car near Whittlesey Avenue. He pleaded guilty to police failure to comply and assault by his wife, with fines totaling 35 dollars, and a six month suspended jail sentence conditioned on no similar charges for one year.

Orlando L. Close Reed St Mayor’s Court Close Whittlesey Avenue Whittlesey Harold E. Finch Finch

Warmest Day in Norwich Since Last November

Saturday reached a high of 65 degrees marking the warmest day in Nor walk since mid November. Residents enjoyed unseasonably mild weather with sunny skies and light winds across the region. The break ends with a forecast return to cooler temperatures next week.

Norwalk

Diefenbaker Leads Crisis Debate on Cabinet Scandal

Ottawa reports John Diefenbaker plans a crisis debate as Conservatives press Liberal Justice Minister Lucien Cardin to name names in a sex and security scandal involving a German divorcee and cabinet members. Lester B. Pearson’s government mulls a possible topple and a sixth election in nine years.

Ottawa UPI John Diefenbaker Lester B. Yeatson Lucien Cardin Cardin Diefenbaker Preason

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Bud Palmer Chicago Police Academy India New Delhi Rusk War Hawk Toledo Dean Rusk Viet Nam Stephen M. Young Robert) McNamara Cleveland Democrat Castro China Ralph Day Collins Son Russell Barnett Chesnut LeRoy Carroll Welton Ronald Vov Greenwich Daniel Cortez Reed Donald Lykins Willard Robert Foster, Tiro James Monroeville High School James Barre Holmes Jack T. Stephenson Gary M. Mitro Southgate Mitro Alton E. Frisch Joseph Stephen Hegedish Jerald Steven Hegedish Old State Road Miss Schneble Ralph H. McPherson Chestnut St Dodgem Chase
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