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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
1
Swedish Defense Research Institute researchers announced a design for a practically clean nuclear bomb with far less radioactive fallout. They doubt Sweden will build a weapon, noting four years of work and unique theory.
Atty Gen Ramsey Clark faced sharp questions from a House Judiciary subcommittee as he outlined administration proposals to restrict gun sales and curb electronic snooping.
North Vietnamese troops crossed from Cambodia and attacked a U S Army Infantry company. The fight grew into a day long battle with combat still raging ten hours after it began. Elite units reportedly supported by a full division attacked as helicopters landed near the border.
Canton Ohio UPI Frazier Reams Jr the head of the Ohio Democratic party condemned the proposed Ohio Bond Commission as a Rhodes administration gimmick to hoodwink the public He said the OBC hides for four years the failure to provide revenue to run the state at a decent level.
Intelligence sources say the Communist Chinese army has nearly total control of Canton, aligning troops with factory workers and farmers in a drive to crush violence and boost production, in step with official reports.
Weather preview reports scattered snow flurries shifting to sun by afternoon, highs 30s, temps 20s at night. Sunnier Tuesday with highs near 37 and lows around 16. Marriage applications list Massie Beebe in Willard. births reported for Adams Phillips Dornwald. death of Mrs Don Young at 83 on Main Street.
Two Huron County townships plan to present zoning codes to residents this year. Norwalk Township Zoning Commission has completed a code and maps with a public hearing set for 8 p.m. April 20 at the Columbia Gas Co office in Norwalk. Bronson Township trustees named a zoning commission last month. they will meet at 8 p.m. in the township hall to continue code prep. Donald Knight chairs the Bronson commission, which includes James Hohler, Richard Albright, Howard Chapin, and Paul Leonard. The group aims to have a code ready for the November ballot, following a 1960 Bronson vote that was defeated.
Ohio farmers were urged to withhold milk as the militant National Farmers Organization campaigns for a two cent per quart price rise to 12 cents. Dairies warn Southern Ohio and West Virginia farmers already receive around 12.6 cents. Dayton and Ashland saw disruptions as truck routes were targeted. meetings were held in six Ohio cities to distribute orders. Ralph Hoover, an Ohio NFO director, said the plan targets the national milk industry with a staged action across 25 states.
Howard Cummings of the Huron County NFO says dairy farmers are expected to cooperate with a nationwide milk withholding plan to raise prices by a dollar per hundredweight. He notes uncertainty about farmer numbers but cites a promising start as Extension staff confirm 1964 census figures and Willard Dairy manager Robert Hamilton reports no current shortages.
Three patrol car incidents in under a month concern Norwalk police. On Wednesday at 11 07 PM in front of 107 109 Whittlesey Avenue Officer James E. Martin’s cruiser struck the rear of a parked car owned by John M. Copsey. Damage to the cruiser was minor.
St Pauls High School will sponsor a marching band next fall marking the first such unit in years. Band director Roger D Williams leads two groups with 35 senior band instrumentalists and 30 to 40 beginners. A spring concert is planned and a marching band is to perform during the fall football season. Williams, a Toledo resident and former youth counselor, studied instrumental music at Marshall University and Ohio University.
Elaine Dennis Young, 83, widow of Don J. Young, died unexpectedly Wednesday at 55 West Main St. Born in Norwalk, she was daughter of Lloyd B. and Celestina Yale Dennis and a descendant of Norwalk’s early families. Survived by three children, ten grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and a sister-in-law of Senator Stephen M. Young. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. Kubach Smith Funeral Home in charge. no visiting hours.
City water plans move forward as Director Morley Price will contact landowners Mrs. B B Lang and Cornelius Ruffing for tentative price quotations on 100 acres bounded by South Norwalk Old State Zenobia and Laylin Roads. Mayor Harold Finch urged expansion of facilities and hiring an engineer for a 420000 gallon reservoir.
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board on Wednesday night tentatively approved a summer program including tennis instruction boys softball and possibly track and basketball. The plan features a four day a week morning program for kindergartners and first graders with varied activities at rotating park sites.
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