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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1967
Page
1
Richard Nixon, snubbed by the Kremlin and absent Khrushchev, flew to Moscow and then headed to Siberia to assess the Sino Soviet frontier after his meetings request was denied.
A trade mission member announced Ohio will hold a trade show in Asia and establish a permanent Far East trade office this year. Ohio, a leading industrial state and third in U S exports, aims to spur joint ventures and industrial undertakings in Asia.
Army Vice Chief Gen Creighton Abrams visited Cleveland amid rumors he may become head of the U S mission in Saigon. He declined interviews and stated he would rather wait for the President’s decision on Vietnam strategy.
Gov. James A. Rhodes departs Columbus for Washington at the invitation of President Johnson to attend a White House governors conference following a Far Eastern trade mission return.
New Orleans UPI reports Lee Andrews, a suspended Jefferson Parish assistant district attorney, was indicted for perjury after telling the Warren Commission he was approached to represent Lee Harvey Oswald. He was free on $1,000 bond and surrendered to authorities after suspension.
Variable cloudiness and wind bring cold with scattered snow flurries today and tonight high 20 26 winds diminishing low 5 10 Saturday fair and cold. Anatomy of births marriages and deaths listed include marriage license applications for several local residents birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Sam Sprankle and deaths of Newton E White 77 Carl L Wheeler 86 and William H Myers 74.
In Columbus Ohio House members debated a bill requiring distress flags on boats. Rep Patrick A Sweeney proposed an international orange flag with a Kelly green alternative mocked by colleagues. The bill passed 80 2 and senators noted green attire at the St Patrick’s Day parade.
U.N. Secretary General Thant reportedly began a fresh bid to end the Vietnam war, confirmed by Philippine Foreign Secretary Narciso Ramos. Ramos called the move classified. At U.N. talks Thant met with U.S. Ambassador Goldberg and envoys of Canada and Poland, ICC members. President Johnson defended bombing North Vietnam in a statewide speech in Tennessee.
The Huron County NFO chapter backs a milk withdrawal to push prices higher, claiming one third of local dairymen participate and some members plan dumping. Dairies and haulers report little to no withholding, with several operators noting normal supply and minimal member involvement.
Temperatures may dip to 5 degrees with scattered snow flurries tonight and Saturday. Highs near 20 to 26 with winds easing. Roads slippery across the county and drifting snow on east west routes. States highway patrol and department work to clear routes 224 and 61. South Central High School closed due to slick streets. Norwalk recorded a high of 37 degrees Thursday.
Mrs Heather Hamisfar and her daughter Patty share a birthday on March 17, both named Patricia after family naming traditions. Patty, born on St Patrick's Day, will celebrate her 7th birthday while her mother marks 30 years, with Patty wearing green at Townsend Elementary. The family notes Irish roots from the Kelly lineage and mentions a younger brother Ronnie, aged four, with a November 2 birthday.
The Bronson Township zoning commission of five members completes a draft. Commission Chairman Donald Knight says the code, once typed, will go to Prosecutor Bernard Freeman for approval and two public hearings will follow. It divides the township into districts and bans offensive installations.
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