06 May 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1967
Page
1
Twenty nine Democratic liberals in the House urge President Johnson to resist demands for bombing or blockading Haiphong Harbor in North Vietnam. They warn escalation could trigger increased Soviet aid and stronger Red China dependence.
National guardsmen bound for summer training at Camp Perry suffered injuries when a 150-truck convoy collided south of Norwalk on U.S. 250. Richard McEuen, 20, struck Jerry Kirgesner’s truck, injuring 13 aboard the latter. Four were hospitalized. others treated for contusions and abrasions. McEuen cited for failure to stop.
Patricia Ann Lawrence of Willard has been declared insane by Lima State Hospital after psychiatric exams. She is to be brought back to Norwalk for an insanity hearing scheduled for late next week.
A car carrying a woman and two children was crushed by a semi on Route 113 near Huber Road killing a baby girl a 6 or 7 year old boy and a woman. A small girl was critically injured and the driver from the Cleveland area was in poor condition. Truck driver Alvin A Roser Jr 26 treated for minor injuries. Investigating agencies include Milan Norwalk Bay patrols and Erie County sheriffs. Funeral plans are with Kubach Smith Funeral Home.
Soviet diplomats in Washington warned that any further U.S. escalation of the Vietnam War would trigger larger Russian arms shipments to Hanoi. They conveyed the warning amid ongoing U.S. policy discussions and international diplomacy.
Noble Herzberg designer of 1 100 new box seats at Cleveland Stadium says lowering the field would improve sightlines but would spoil upper deck views. He notes he can barely see from his rear box and that perfect sight is not possible.
Roland A. Miller a project engineer and Judith Ann Luce a credit manager of Norwalk apply for marriage licenses. Henry J. Schurerman Jr a student of Midland Park New Jersey and Marcia Jane Danhoff a student of Willard apply for licenses. Deaths: Frank Kramb 80 of rural Greenwich and Mrs Kathrine Post 73 of 52 League St.
Norwalk High School appoints Leonard Hardman as head basketball coach replacing Jerry Druppel. Hardman, 37, comes from Maysville High School where his teams were 79 wins and 22 losses, four Muskingum Valley titles, and a strong defensive emphasis. He will also assist football, with plans to move to Norwalk by summer and continue coaching baseball in the Zanesville area.
Tass reported captured American pilots were marched past shouting crowds in Hanoi after bailing out from downed warplanes. The US said three F105s were shot down with three pilots missing, while North Vietnam claimed seven aircraft were downed.
UPI reports North Vietnamese mortars pounded U S Marines who captured Hill 881 after 12 days of fierce combat. One Marine was killed and six wounded before counterfire ended the shelling. Hanoi claimed raids near the capital left seven aircraft downed. Tass noted captured pilots in Hanoi news conferences.
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