24 May 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1967
Page
1
Pope Paul VI called for an end to the bombing of North Vietnam and to Communist arms infiltration into South Vietnam. He urged that all acts of terrorism in Vietnam cease during an audience with pilgrims.
Laurence A. Alexander and Harvey Moskowitz of Laurence A. Alexander & Co. Inc. outline a detailed economic study of Norwalk downtown. They will meet with Chamber of Commerce leaders and city officials to gather data and discuss establishing the area as a central trading center.
Phillip Skinn a senior at St Pauls High School will serve as Mayor of Norwalk for Youth Government Day along with 24 other seniors from Norwalk and St Pauls. Mike McCarty and John Fantauzzo will hold key municipal posts as Police Chief and Fire Chief during a noon luncheon and 1 pm council session.
Kenneth Silcox 25 of 8 Vinewood St was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after injuring his left hand on a grinder at Norwalk Vault Co. Walter Wade 12 of 13 1/2 Glover and John Wagner 74 reported different household injuries. Fire alarm at Superior Coach Corp triggered by sprinkler work. no fire. T.L. Paffenbarger to seek zoning commission appointment for airport area regulations Thursday at 9 a.m.
Pete Rozelle, commissioner, said Cincinnati will receive an American Football League franchise and start play in 1968. The club will debut at Crosley Field, home of the Reds, and move to a new stadium in 1969.
Antioch College pastor Rev. Alvin Denman compares the Hippie movement to primitive Christianity, noting their emphasis on joy love and peace and their sharing of food drink and flowers as a lifestyle closely aligning with early Christian teachings.
Partly cloudy and warmer through Thursday with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and nights in the 50s. Tuesday temperatures range 37 to 65 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Marriage licenses issued for Victor Bazzoli and Patricia Linder. Gary Rothhaar and Jean Lasch. Births reported for Earl Case and family. Marshall Valentine. Robert Blair.
Bowling Green University wins approval for final architectural drawings of the Firelands Branch. Bids advertised for 30 days starting now, with openings June 22 in Columbus. Groundbreaking planned mid July, opening set for fall 1968.
Maj Richard Hardwood Pearce a Vietnam veteran with top secret access defects to Cuba with his four year old son Richard Jr from Key West. He is the highest ranking U S officer to defect in the Cold War and cites reasons of conscience. Cuba grants asylum per a note to the Swiss Embassy. Pearce was aide to Lt Gen Thomas W Dunn of the 4th Army at Ft Sam Houston. He is divorced and flew a Cessna 150 with a single duffel bag and boots.
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