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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1965
Page
1
In Hayneville two former Citizens Council members refused acquittal in the Slay of Viola Liuzzo, forcing a hung jury in the Ku Klux Klan関連 trial. One juror vowed to stick with acquittal until hell froze over.
Four people died and 55 were arrested in Indian held Kashmir during protests over the arrest of Sheikh Abdullah on his return from Mecca and China. Abdullah, a former political leader, had been released from prison months earlier.
Cape Kennedy reports the 60-foot Minuteman-2 missile scored its sixth consecutive success in a 5 000 mile test to an Atlantic target. The launch was the sixth of 20 planned firings from an underground silo during development at the cape. In Saigon 200 American jets damaged an airfield barracks and a radar site in North Viet Nam and hit railways and highways. Two Americans died—one Marine near Da Nang and an Army enlisted man who stepped on a mine.
Sunny and warm today and Sunday with late afternoon and night thundershowers likely. Highs in the 80s tonight 60s. Marriage license applications for Eugene Arden Geiger and Karol R Grubb. Births reported for Victor and Mabel Schaffer and Arthur Lucas. Deaths noted for Fred F Hawn Grace L Flinn and Mabel Mattershourwine.
National Guardsmen protected ruined lakeshore homes while workers searched for more bodies after a tornado killed at least 13 and left 19 missing. More than 400 injured. damage surpasses 10 million as aid pours in and federal disaster status follows.
In Santo Domingo the city quiet aside from occasional sniper fire as two rival governments vie for power. A new junta led by Maj. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera and including a colonel and three civilians was sworn in promising to save the Dominican people from Communist dictatorship. Col. Francisco Caamano Deno heads a rival junta backing ex President Juan Bosch. U.S. Marines guard an international refuge zone as rebel forces with armed civilians make no move.
A Paris parade and fireworks marked the 20th anniversary of Nazi Germanys defeat. President Charles de Gaulle named the day a national holiday and planned to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier under the Arc de Triomphe. About three thousand troops from Frances new nuclear force led the Champs Elysees march toward Napoleons tomb amid Marine and U S guards.
Mrs. J K Chapman of New State Road, mother of six, was second runner-up in Ohio's Mother of the Year contest. Her children, in contract hauling and beauty shops, keep busy with church, family and community roles while she manages Red Cross duties and a traveling gift shop.
Davis Don A. Davis hired as superintendent of Norwalk Municipal Power plant. He will start June 1 and assume duties after Howard Sallabank retires after June 1. Davis previously led St Marys power plant and spent 14 years as a state power engineer. Sallabank to remain as consultant.
Three Cleveland residents, Charles Seawright 48 Bonnie Webster 20 and Philip Webster 5, were admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a 3 45 am Ohio Turnpike crash ten miles east of the Norwalk Sandusky interchange. Seawright cited for unsafe operation. Involved driver Fred Ceccarelli 41 from New Kensington Pa. Norwalk Police cited Norbert Wagner Jr 17 of 141 E Main St for failure to stop within an assured clear distance ahead following a collision with a B F Goodrich truck driven by Harold Campbell 23 of Sandusky. Police also investigated a minor parking lot accident at Schilds IGA Shop involving Clayton Walker 71 of Scardoro Ontario and Emily Ward 38 of RD 2.
Judy Marie Adams six and her sister Mary Lou eight were walking along Route 99 just outside Willard city limits when Judy ran into a car driven by Truman Gibson twenty nine. Judy suffered multiple lacerations contusions and a possible skull fracture while Mary Lou attempted to grab her. Gibson was not cited and the car stopped after about 25 feet.
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