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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
1
About 3,000 Ohio University students marched through downtown Athens and held a sit in in front of President Vernon Alden's home demanding lower beer prices. Roughly 25 police and campus security kept watch as the protest unfolded Sunday night.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey starts a European sojourn across seven nations to press for a regional ban on nuclear weapons and to reassure West European governments that U.S. interests remain strong despite Vietnam and Johnson’s postponed trip. The word ridiculo s appears in coverage of Sukarno rumors in Tokyo and Jakarta about his marriage plans.
In an Easter message to about 500000 in St. Peter's Square Pope Paul VI said he would publish an encyclical on peace justice fraternity and freedom on Tuesday. He prepared a policy statement addressing bread and human rights at the Vatican.
Cloudy with showers and cooler today, high in the 70s. Showers end tonight with a low in the 40s. Tuesday remains cool with partly cloudy skies. Sunrise times list 6 20 a m and 6 47 p m. Sunday highs near 79 and lows around 59. Marriage license applications list four couples from Youngstown Collins Willard Sandusky Bellevue. Births announce a daughter to Mr and Mrs Stein. Deaths report Roseanna Kennath and Lloyd D Sheldon.
The Senate preparedness subcommittee urged unleashing American warplanes on more meaningful targets in North Vietnam. It criticized current restrictive rules as costly in pilots and aircraft losses and said air raids have raised North Vietnamese costs but at great American sacrifice.
Sen Symington favors bombing four Hanoi area airfields but warns of Chinese involvement if North Vietnam is hit hard. Kennedy Clark back unilateral halt with open end to seek peace. Scott calls pause unrealistic. Debate continues as Easter recess ends.
A 61 000 ton American tanker broke in two on Seven Stones Reef off Penzance and began to sink. The vessel was reported leaking oil at unprecedented levels threatening Britain’s coast and beaches. Insurance estimates placed the loss at about 16.5 million dollars, surpassing the Andrea Doria sinking.
Amid Easter weekend milk withholding by NFO, Wikes Milk Cartage in Huron reports three shippers withholding with little impact. Willard Dairy in Ashland says supply remains normal, though a surplus exists. Pickets at Reiter and Harter All-Star Dairy continued through Sunday morning with no violence, as coastal Britain fights an oil spill with detergents and rescue efforts.
Huron County Common Pleas Court orders sale of New London Equity Inc to satisfy a $62,091 judgment from January 26 by Ohio Equity Inc. Sale date to be set after holdings and obligations are turned over to the sheriff. Company attorney Robert Thornton to provide a full obligation list by Tuesday.
Norwalk High School basketball players will be formally rewarded at a banquet Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the VFW Hall. Players will receive letters and special awards. Tickets available at the door. Public event.
The Norwalk Jaycees and Park and Recreation Board hid 2,900 chocolate eggs for more than 1,000 children on Saturday. Weather was sunny and many prizes were awarded from lucky tickets. Preschool winners included Trudy Strait and Marjorie Goodsite among others.
E C Scheid announces a new 230000 bushel grain elevator and 1000 ton fertilizer blending plant to be built near Clarksfield by Huron Farm Bureau Cooperative Association. Five acres will be purchased for storage and services. facility operations led by Verlin Meier with soil test guided blending.
Seven year old Robert Wilde, son of Howard and Mrs Wilde of 180 Tucker Street, was treated at Fisher Titus Hospital for a finger bite. He attributed the injury to a pet rabbit kept in the family for two or three days.
Jim Budzis zewski, Alexander, and George Code luppi are noted in connection with the event. The prominent donor described as the big rabbit who supplied all the eggs is Fanny Farmer Industries.
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