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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1965
Page
2
Visitors struggle to read twisted and missing street signs as the New London Jaycees planned a sign straightening project. Mayor Preston Golding said the council may dispatch its own crew, noting most damage occurred in the past year and blamed vandalism from youths.
Since 1915 the PRESS STORE in Norwalk has served customers with fashion quality and fair prices. To celebrate 50 years it offers free WM Rogers silverplate pieces including a compote tray and bowl with no limit on gifts. The windows display the gifts and staff invite inquiries for eligibility.
Seneca County Civil Defense will host a Radiological Monitoring course for instructors from 7 to 10 pm Mondays and Tuesdays April 12 through May 18. Ohio State University offers the 33 hour program covering basic nuclear physics ionization chambers Geiger counters monitoring radioactive materials and decontamination procedures with practice in using Civil Defense detection instruments.
The Western Reserve Science Fair held Friday drew 39 entrants. Sixteen students earned superior ratings and will advance to the Huron County Science Fair. Senior finalists include Christiansen, Eckler, Olcott, Noch, and Murdoch with projects on Mars, mental health, photography, aspirin, and parity.
Tens of thousands gather in Boston, New York, and Washington to mourn the Rev. James Reed beaten to death in Selma and demand voting rights for Black Americans. Demonstrations feature black armbands, nuns joining in Harlem, and chants of we shall overcome.
In Chicago King warned of midnight in the moral order and pledged to continue civil rights demonstrations in Alabama even if mass jailings are needed. He outlined a Selma to Montgomery march, attended by about 3,000, and a memorial for Rev. James Reed.
MONROEVILLE More than 500 Boy Scouts joined Region Four T-Man Conference held at the University of Akron Saturday. Scouting delegates from the Firelands Area Council’s Southwest District included Walter E. Frederick Willard Stanley P. Ketcham Milan Nelson V. Lenz Monroeville Lyle J. Knapp New London Leonard H. Dircks Berlin Heights John J. Olemacher Sr Monroeville James Anderson Jimmie L. Turner and Richard E. Cook Norwalk.
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