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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1967
Page
1
In Tallinn the audience disrupted officials by cheering the Charles Lloyd quartet for eight and a half minutes despite pleas to stop. The festival highlighted a clash between adult behavior and attempts to mute the largely Negro group in the first Soviet international jazz event.
Columbus Ohio Dr John D Millett chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents says he will not pull punches when testifying tonight before the House Finance Committee He argues the governors higher education budget is inadequate though all that could be provided within current revenue. Richard Franklin Speck faces life in prison as he leaves Cook County jail for a court appearance in Peoria Ill where his attorney will seek clemency following the July 14 nursing dorm murders in Chicago’s South Side
American pilots claimed eight, six, and ten MIGs shot down in weekend dogfights over North Vietnam. They used WWII 20mm cannons in six-barrel gatling installations for close-in combat and reported downing two MIGs with the cannon and a missile tally on Sunday.
In Weybridge England a man wearing only a bowler hat emerged from bushes near the 18th green at Effingham Golf Club. Mrs. Alex Rundle asked if he was a member and, after he answered no, she struck him with her club. The intruder grabbed his hat and ran away.
Three young readers from Hannibal Missouri vanish from their Mississippi River bluff home after a cave hunting trip last Wednesday. Searchers scoured caves and followed hundreds of leads while authorities and parents weigh the possibility they left for another adventure.
Hollywood actor Frank McGrath died Saturday night from an apparent heart attack. The former stuntman and Wagon Train bearded cook Charlie Wooster was 64. Born in Mound City Montana he initially planned to be a jockey before entering film as a stuntman after a producer spotted his train jump.
Clearing cool night gives way to sunny Tuesday. Sunday temperatures range mid forties to mid fifties with a trace of precipitation in the prior 24 hours. Humidity readings, sun times, and moon phases listed amid marriage licenses births and deaths from local residents including Maldonado Gomez Eastman Grine Gates and O Pray.
Patrolman James Debevec chased a Mansfield man on U.S. 250 at 120 mph into Norwalk. Charles Jerry Poole, 20, was captured after a half mile foot chase on Benedict Avenue. Poole, fined 260 plus 28 costs, guilty of reckless operation, unsafe vehicle, no license, resisting arrest. He remains in Huron County jail. Debevec quipped about keeping in shape.
Mrs Patricia Lawrence charged with first degree murder in her child s death will face a hearing in Huron County Common Pleas Court at 1 p m Wednesday. The proceeding was postponed from today due to a sick witness. Lawrence returned last week from Lima State Hospital.
Maude Mae McDonald 36 died from a head wound in Shelby early Sunday. Clint Harvey 61, Willard grocer, is in critical condition after the shooting at 1712 Myers Avenue. Initial police reports labeled murder and death by own action. autopsy confirms a bullet wound. Funeral arrangements set for Lexington services.
About 300 passes for the Norwalk Municipal Swimming Pool were sold this weekend at the Recreation Center. Roughly 250 buyers plan to take swimming lessons this summer, with sales on track with last year. Passes will be sold Thursdays through Saturdays, but this week due to the Pets and Pup Parade only Thursday and Friday.
Washington Treasury Secretary Henry M Fowler asked Congress to raise the national debt limit to 365 billion dollars, 29 billion above the temporary ceiling. He told the Ways and Means Committee that the fiscal 1968 deficit could reach 11 billion dollars, up from the January forecast.
In Lima Ohio a Loyalty Day parade drew an estimated 7 000 to 8 000 spectators. The event featured 70 units and was sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1275 in support of President Johnson's Viet Nam War policy.
Buford Sexton of Willard, 44, Washburn Road, is held in Huron County jail after being charged with encouraging and aiding his son Larry to run away from Juvenile Court detention. He awaits a hearing in Huron County Juvenile Court on the charge.
Four applications have been received by the Norwalk City School board for its superintendent vacancy. The resigning Dr Sturgis R Corbin will join the State Department. Board president Dr William B Holman says interviews will be set after Tuesday night reviews, with a six week hire expectation.
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