23 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1966
Page
1
In Washington Rep Jim Wright replied with verse during a discussion on housing for the vice president. New York UPI notes a Lincoln letter to an 11 year old girl fetched 20000 dollars at a Tuesday auction, the highest price for a single signed letter.
The second March blizzard in 20 days leaves Nebraska roads drifted and power outages with schools closed. Federal probes ensue as UPI reports seven deaths across the region and warnings extend to Illinois.
President Johnson told reporters there are no current plans to push higher taxes as the economy remains in flux. He cited several statistics from the less prosperous side of the current economic boom and said it is too soon to apply anti inflation brakes.
Jakarta sources report Communist China has ordered the recall of its principal diplomats in Indonesia as anti-communist sentiment sweeps the country.
Variable cloudiness and warmth give way to wind and showers with possible thunderstorms today. Tonight cools with showers and scattered activity. Thursday turns very cold with snow flurries. Sunrise 6 26 a m Sunset 6 43 p m High Tuesday 70 Low Tuesday 41. Marriage licenses applied for David R Adams Elva Louise Sallee. Licenses granted Harold E Bradshaw Shirley L Leonard. Births to Jeffrey Kinney and family and Robert Remmy and family and Eugene Staley. Death Maude B Haas 86 6 West League Street.
Police were called to 52 State Street Norwalk this morning to investigate blood around the house. Blood was found on the front and back and on the back stairs to the renter's apartment. Investigators suspected an injured animal but found no wounded animal and advised Mrs. Howard Maestas to keep her children inside in case the animal returned.
Area educators push for the Erie Huron Ottawa Vocational Education plan linking a two year college and a vocational school on one campus.13 school boards weigh in over the next weeks after private donors raised over 1 million dollars for Bowling Green University support.
The Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party rejected Russia's invitation to the world communist party congress in Moscow on March 29. Beijing said Moscow allies with the United States to encircle Peking and isolated China from the world communist movement.
Mayor Arthur Stearns condemns Willard jail cleanliness and odor, says no prisoner showers exist. City officials plan renovations with showers, noting $3 daily cost to send inmates to Norwalk and promising daily shower access.
William Slabodnick administrator of Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital will be installed as president of the Ohio Hospital Association at its annual convention in Cleveland. The event runs Monday through Thursday at the Cleveland Sheraton and is expected to draw up to 4000 hospital officials. Slabodnick has been a vice president and five years on the board, chairing committees including long term care facilities.
A brief caption from Overton Park Zoo in Memphis Tennessee notes a placid brain animal at its home, appearing comfortable and undisturbed by visitors or peanuts. The caption hints at the animal's calm demeanor and suggests more than peanuts would be needed to move it.
Arch bishop Michael Ramsey and Pope Paul VI met in the Vatican Sistine Chapel to pledge an increasing dialogue toward Christian unity. Ramsey cited doctrinal difficulties yet voiced hope for closer talks as the two leaders exchanged a kiss of peace and opened doors between their churches.
Probate Judge Donald Wargowsky weighed whether to try a 13 year old girl as an adult after a Saturday knife slaying of her stepfather John Thomas Smallwood. A delinquency complaint was filed Tuesday and a brief hearing might occur Friday with a possible court order sending her to the juvenile diagnostic center in Columbus for evaluation.
Johnson departed the White House on a helicopter at 10:35 a.m. EST bound for Andrews Air Force Base before a jet to an undisclosed destination. A press pool accompanied the President while White House correspondents traveled on a separate press aircraft.
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