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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1967

Page

2

Ohio Family Plans Year On Island In Pacific

Richard Ault and his wife Lois with their daughter Tracy plan a one year isolation on an uninhabited Pacific island questing primitive living skills. They will travel from California to Hawaii and on to Pago Pago, Tau, Gard ner Hull Sydney Rose Island or Suvorov to start their year long experiment. They aim to build a thatched hut a dugout canoe and study local birds with Smithsonian help while keeping diaries for a possible book. They will carry a year’s supply of food vitamin pills toothpaste and birth control pills.

Cleveland UPI Richard Ault Ault Lois Tracy Paradise South Pacific West Coast California Hawaii Little Tracy Pago Pago American Samoa Tau Samoa Gardner, Hull Sydney Phoenix Island Suvorov Atoll Rose Island Smithsonian Institution

Anti-American May Have Started It 200 Missing In Brussels Blaze

A Brussels blaze at the Innova tion store during an American Week left 22 bodies found and about 100 injured. Police investigate whether anti American demonstrators started the fire amid pro Chinese pamphlets and a crowded downtown block, with about 1,000 inside. Several people died leaping from upper floors as flames spread.

Brussels UPI Innovation For Peace and Independence of Peoples

Marines say M16 jams caused most battle deaths

A Marine from the Newark area wrote home that in a Vietnam battle nearly all who died did so while trying to unjam the new M16 rifle. Rep. Howard urged Defense Secretary McNamara to explain. The letter alleges Pentagon suppressed photos of jammed rifles and notes scarce casualty causes.

Washington UPI Vietnam James J. Howard D-N.j Defense Robert 5S. McNamara Howard Asbury Park N.J House Armed Services Subcommittee Okinawa Pentagon Cathy Leroy Free Lance Hill 881 Marine Corps Lewis Walt Marine Forces

Local cyclist ends cross country trip due to leg injuries

Vernon L. Leifheit of Hamilton gave up his cross country bicycle attempt after pulling leg muscles on steep mountain grades. He began May 14 in San Diego and stopped 143 miles later in Yuma as doctors advised returning home.

Hamilton Ohio UPI Vernon L. Leifheit Leifheit Yuma Ariz San Diego Calif

Cedar Point Opens With Big Band Spectacle

Cedar Point opens Saturday with 105 high school bands totaling over 8,000 musicians. A parade begins at 11:45 a.m. followed by a 12:45 p.m. national anthem as massed bands honor Canada’s 100th birthday. Miss Ohio 1966 Sharon Phillian will sing God Bless America.

Cedar Point Canada Sharon Phillian Ohio America

Postage rates listed for Norwalk area residents

The notice lists subscription rates from 45 cents per week by carrier in Norwalk and surrounding towns to $15 per year by mail in Huron and Erie Counties and $23.40 elsewhere in the U S. Mail subscriptions are payable in advance.

Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard Huron Erie U.S

War polling alarms Morton over Vietnam victory stance

Sen Thruston B Morton warned that war fever grows as polls show 45 percent favor total military victory in Vietnam He urged President Johnson to avoid a backlash against any negotiated peace and warned of a total war with China and world holocaust if victory demands are pursued.

Washington UPI Sen Thruston B. Morton America Johnson Vietnam U.S Kentucky Morton Senate Dean Rusk Senate Foreign Relations Committee State Department United States Eisenhower China

Poughkeepsie Man Convicted Of Assault On Policeman

Freason Gleason, 46, of Poughkeepsie New York, was convicted of assault and battery on patrolman Robert Glandorf after being stopped for suspected drunken driving. He received one year in the city workhouse and a $100 fine plus costs. He denied the charges and boasted his hook could pierce through a door.

Cincinnati UPI Poughkeepsie N.Y Freason Gleason Robert S. Kraft Robert Glandorf Gleason

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