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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1965

Page

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Multi story additions and Cape Kennedy launch headlines

Maple City Rubber Co plans a 32000 square foot two story addition at 55 Newton St to expand manufacturing and storage and possibly hire more workers. Jennings and Charella Construction Co will build. completion expected mid July with costs around 35000 dollars. Cape Kennedy aims for a dramatic nighttime lift off early Tuesday, the Pegasus satellite on a 188 foot booster. Dallas judge Louis T. Holland to decide representation for Jack Ruby at future proceedings in Oswald slay case.

Maple City Rubber Co Newton St Claude V. Martin Jennings and Charella Construction Co New London Cape Kennedy UPI Cape Free World Pegasus Dallas Jack Ruby Dist Louis T. Holland Montague Tex Joe B. Brown Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Holland

Baptists End Meeting With Call for Open Congregations

The American Baptist Convention closed its 58th annual meeting with door-to-door church work, a historical presentation, and a ceremony honoring 300 missionaries. Delegates urged member churches to welcome all races, urged a Viet Nam cease fire, supported ecumenism, and asked the Baptist World Alliance to consider joining the Vatican Council session invitation.

San Francisco UPI American Baptist Convention U.S Viet Nam Baptist World Alliance

Weather and civil notices from Norwalk area

Partly cloudy with showers and a 50 percent area cover through Tuesday. temperatures near 65 to 73 today and 54 to 58 tonight. Marriage license applications list six couples in Monroeville Norwalk and North Fairfield. Marriage license granted to Donald L Walton and Carol Cammarn. Births deaths and related notices from Norwalk Willard New London and Toledo area.

Norwalk Rolland J. Kamann Monroeville Evelyn L. Jenkins Clifford Goble Goldie Mae Hunter New London Robert E. Alms North Fairfield Connie L. Carnahan Ronald C. Martin Sandusky Nancy R. Embick Winston A. White Donald L. Walton Wakeman Carol Cammarn

Hundred-thousand whiskey load hijacked near Tiffin

Two men abducted driver William Foss of Lansing Illinois after hijacking a 1965 tandem tractor and trailer with stainless steel trailer marked Midwest Freight Forwarding. About 1000 cases of whiskey valued over 50000 dollars were taken near the U S 224 and 0 19 junction nine miles east of Tiffin Ohio. FBI says the hijacking ranks among the era’s largest.

Tiffin Ohio UPI William Foss Lansing I1l Foss U.S. 224 0-19 Here New Jersey Midwest Freight Forwarding

Willard Boy Killed In Collision On Huron County Highways

Six year old Brian Williams of Willard died at Willard Hospital after his stepfather’s car was broadside by a northbound vehicle at Route 162 and Rome-Greenwich Road. The crash injured 13 others, with several admitted and others released after treatment. Biddinger, Faulkner, and passengers received various injuries. Biddinger cited for failure to yield. Funeral plans pending.

Huron County Brian Williams Willard Willard Hospital Rome-Greenwich Road Fitchville Brian Paul V. Faulkner High St Charles E. Biddinger North Fairfield Rome-Greenwich Faulkner Biddinger Dennis Chaffee Spring St Norwalk Wilbert Bracken Crescent Road Greenwich Shirley Daugh Ters Bonnie J Paula

Informal Truce in Dominican Crisis with OAS Force

A small international peacekeeping unit, mainly Brazilian, from Brazil Honduras Nicaragua and El Salvador, began operations to end the Dominican crisis. OAS Secretary General Jose Mora signed documents formalizing the unit last Sunday. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barreras urged rebel Col. Francisco Caamano Deno to surrender as the civil war enters its second month. The day was quiet with few gunshots.

Col Francisco Caamano Deno

Montreal office bombing shocks city during Empire Day

A homemade bomb blasted a trust company office on Dorchester Boulevard in Montreal while police fanned out across the city for additional threats. No one was hurt as two officers spotted the device minutes before detonation, and investigators link the action to French Canadian separatists amid Empire Day celebrations.

Montreal UPI Canada Britain Trust Company Dorchester Boulevard Marcel de Larochel Iere Fusilliers of Queen Victoria

Four Americans Killed in Viet Cong Ambushes Near Saigon

UPI reports four Americans died and nearly 100 South Vietnamese were killed in three Viet Cong ambushes over the weekend. Two Americans were listed missing possibly captured. Government losses totaled 91 dead 49 wounded and 25 missing among U.S. and South Vietnamese forces.

Saigon U.S

Communists withdraw after 45 minute firefight

The commander said the Communists withdrew after a 45 minute firefight with no casualties. Meanwhile U S planes intensified air raids over North Vietnam, keeping pressure on the Hanoi regime into the pre dawn hours today.

North Viet Nam U.S Hanoi

Ground Breaking Set for First United Presbyterian Church

The First United Presbyterian Church plans a ground breaking for a new sanctuary and Christian Education building on US-250 south opposite Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The congregation approved a 400000 project and a mortgage up to 150000 to fund two parts of a three part program led by Hosler Construction Co. of Tiffin with services at the Junior High School.

First United Presbyterian Church Us-250 South Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Christian Education Hosler Construction Co Tiffin

Merger survey draws cautious, neutral reaction

University of Toledo study on merging Milan Berlin Heights and Huron City districts drew neutral reactions. Superintendents say boards must study the report, with possible paths including three way, or two district mergers. Some worry over joint action if Huron resists.

University of Toledo Milan Berlin Heights Huron City Boards of Education Erie County Board of Education Huron Joseph Hurley

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