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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
2
The report recalls perilous space moments from 1965, noting Leonov and Belyayev’s walk in space, the decaying Saturn rocket incident, and Gemini 8 with Armstrong and Scott in a near fatal loss of control. A flight official called the Situation very, very serious.
The Western Reserve High School band will present a free concert at 8 p m Monday in the Western Reserve auditorium. Parents of band members are honored for their support during the school year. The 50 piece band directed by William Everhart will perform Sousa and Tschaikowsky pieces.
The Reflector note says El mer A Newsome pleaded guilty to a morals charge last January but had pleaded innocent.
Dr. P L Shilling of the Elyria Eye Bank explained the use of donor eyes to Norwalk Kiwanis Club members. Only parts of eyes are usable, eyes must be removed within about 24 hours of death, and donors can will their eyes by listing in an Eye Bank and carrying a donor card. Cases show eyes are shipped quickly to banks nationwide, sometimes via sheriff’s officers or state patrolmen. A report on the Children and Youth Committee outlined plans to recognize seniors for achievement and activities.
Harris Wheaton Price 92 died March 17 at Bardley Road Hospital Bay Village. Survived by wife Gertrude nee Foley and children Dudley Elizabeth Joanne, with 10 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Private services planned. Amelia Millie Wolfe 83 died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Wakeman. Survived by husband Frank son Warren Baatz six grandchildren eight great grandchildren and one half brother Delbert Holton. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Roy C Willard 77 died at Willard Municipal Hospital after one year illness. Native of McConnellsburg Pa now long time resident. Survives include four daughters and five sons, sister Bess Grove, 42 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services set Saturday 2 p.m. at Fink Funeral Home with Rev Harry Adams. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
Norfolk and Western’s 1965 annual report shows net income of 90.1 million, a 10 million rise from pro forma 1964 and a record high. Earnings per share reached 9.60, with revenues at 592.5 million and operating expenses 390.7 million. Capital spend totaled 149.8 million, mainly for equipment and road property after merging Nickel Plate, Wabash, and Pittsburgh and West Virginia lines.
After a 22 day voyage in orbit the Russian space dogs Blackie and Breeze slept through their television debut. A Soviet space physician said the hounds were so fatigued at landing they did not recognize their masters and dreamed of a long sleep.
North Fairfield village police begin a one month trial of a radar speed device on patrol car with purchase subject to council approval. Mayor Charles Zeiter notes a barking dog case in court and reports progress on sign standardization and sewage project letters while drain tile for a storm sewer on E Main Street is approved for Elton Hoyt property repairs.
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