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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1967
Page
1
An Easter sunrise service near Kunming Air Base brings 300 soldiers and civilians together on a misty mountainside. The event blends diverse backgrounds in shared worship as organ music and a cross loom in the dawn fog, creating a transcendent mountaintop experience.
Variable cloudiness with a few forenoon showers and a high of 46 to 52. Tonight and Saturday expect more clouds and possible rain with a low of 35 to 40. Marriage license filed for David L. Hockenberg and Mary Ann King of Plymouth. Deaths listed: Zora I. Griggs 93 of New London and Rhea Mae Doane 73 of Norwalk.
UPI reports Ohio Senator Stephen Young shared an old military joke about a airman who supposedly paints a house black before leaving for Vietnam. Orlando officials denied any record of such a John Kelly, while base legal rules require formal leases with escape clauses. Orlando leaders criticized Young for spreading the joke.
Ohio dairy protests continued with National Farmers Organization holding milk from markets to push prices. In Mercer and Darke counties dumping rose daily by thousands of pounds while Pittsburgh officials questioned Ohio co op involvement. A nearby shooting in Mercer County sparked investigation as a milk hauling tank was struck by a shotgun slug.
Mrs. Franchion Finney resigns as Erle Huron Community Action Program coordinator and plans to lobby officials in Chicago and Washington. She calls the program a flop and waste and accuses trustees of not presenting an amended budget. She says she did not seek director, only research or neighborhood aide roles.
Negotiations between Pioneer Rubber officials and International Rubber Workers Union broke off Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Federal mediator Harry Weber reported no new talks were scheduled and two major obstacles block settlement of the two month old strike. They have agreed to disagree.
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown cites Richland County Election Board in Mansfield withholding ballots on the Ohio Bond Commission amendment to test constitutionality. Board acted at administration’s request, preventing May primary voting delays and aiming to have the matter reviewed by the Ohio Supreme Court.
About 150 men from various city churches attended the annual Good Friday breakfast at 6 30 am in the First United Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. The Rev Willard Bodart principal of St Pauls School spoke. The Presbyterian Men sponsored, planned, prepared and served the breakfast.
In Norwalk, James M. De Wolf, a 33 year old surgeon with the 7th U.S. Cavalry, died at Custer's Massacre on June 25, 1876. William Giles, superintendent since August, oversees a ten acre expansion to 61 acres at Woodlawn, with new office and storeroom, and plans to sell lots this summer as builders eye nearby home sites.
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