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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
1
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Don J. Young for a federal judgeship in the Northern District of Ohio. The nomination awaits full Senate confirmation. Young, nephew of Senator Stephen M. Young, is serving as probate court judge in Norwalk, Ohio.
Real estate tax statements for the second half of 1964 were mailed Thursday. Huron County treasurer Harold B. Collier reported the payment deadline without penalty is June 20. Current and delinquent taxes total 1,882,960.52 and special assessments 17,280.04.
Todd McCullough two, riding in the car driven by William M. McCullough twenty, was picked up from a body shop after February repairs. On Route 13 north of Fitchville the driver attempted a pass, lost control, and the vehicle left the road over an embankment. Both occupants were uninjured. the driver was cited for passing without an assured clear distance ahead.
Lake area forecast shows sunny warmer conditions with highs near 75 to 80 and cooler nights around 55 to 64 clouds increasing toward night. Norwalk high 68 low 36. no precipitation. Births report: Rodney Burley Norwalk RDJ with a girl. Lewis Hlarp New London with a boy. Deaths include Ilsie C Addison 40 Wakeman Idna Albright 76 Willard Martha Carpenter 87 Novales Arizona.
A handwriting expert, Charles Hamilton, accused Mrs. Johnson and several White House secretaries of signing President Johnson’s name on official documents and routine letters. He said Johnson delegates the duty, claims others have used ghost signers, and planned auctions included letters by Jack Ruby and Dr. Malcolm Perry.
A University of Toledo evaluation urges a three district merger of Milan Berlin Heights and Huron to form a single Er ie County district. The plan envisions a 101 square mile district with 3506 pupils K-12 and 1744 in secondary grades, plus a single senior high, two middle schools, expanded classrooms and shared facilities.
President Valencia imposes curfew and emergency powers in Bogota and Medellin. Local officials gain authority to enforce order and curb alcohol sales while radio and newspaper censorship blocks alarmist reporting. Senator Salazar Tapiero warns of Communist efforts resembling Cuba's Sierra Maestra.
UPI reports U S Army and Navy teams prepared to treat hundreds of Dominican wounded evacuated by Red Cross under a 24 hour cease fire starting at noon. Also Phan Huy Quat announced South Viet Nam security forces stopped a coup attempt and Pakistan and India clash with casualties reported on both sides.
Vice President Humphrey warned Southern school districts they must desegregate with or without federal aid, while Martin Luther King Jr said protests broaden support for civil rights. In Alabama a Ku Klux Klan leader vowed continued activity, and in Bogalusa a white mob attacked a photographer near an integration site as a crowd gathered.
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