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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
3
Mrs. Jo Anne Williams smiles with relief as her daughters Kelly four and Rocehlle five are found safe Monday night after vanishing July 14 with their father and $500000 from the Fontana bank where he worked. The father and money remain missing.
City ends 12 hour days as City Manager William Wichman ends the all-out search for the strangler. Cadets resume regular classes while some officers will still work their off days. Overtime cost the city about 85000 dollars weekly.
A deliberate fire damaged the Pentacostal Church of Christ on the East Side, about $12,000 in losses, with six gasoline filled bottles found at Franklin D. Roosevelt Junior High School. Councilman Jack Russell proposed an ordinance to curb promotional gimmicks in supermarkets to lower prices.
An advertisement in the London Times personal column announces the legal name change from Paul Nmaduaburochukwu Okade of Ibusa Nigeria to Nmadu Ooiomaka. The brief notice identifies the former name and new chosen name.
Dayto n Newspaper Inc. presses halted publication of the Daily News and Journal Herald after a strike by pressmen unresolved for more than seven months over wages and Saturday scheduling with penalty pay.
Governor Rhodes said Ohio households and individuals saw stronger buying income growth than the U S between 1963 and 1965. Effective per capita buying income rose from 2128 to 2408 dollars while per household income grew from 7130 to 7989 dollars.
Norwalk Presbyterians will host a stewardship dinner at 6 30 p m in their new Fellowship Hall marking the start of the Every Member Canvass to fund a two year budget. The hall sanctuary and educational building near completion. Office moved to the site two months ago. Canvass chairman only identified as Tom.
Cloudy cool with rain and possible snow mix today and tonight with colder flurries. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy with brief snow flurries. Sunrise 6 59 a m Sunset 5 23 p m Monday highs 62 lows 43. Marriage applications list Robert F Thompson Nova and Cynthia M Hutchinson Willard plus Eugene F Walker Monroeville and Barbara L Smith Norwalk.
A six or seven year old boy walking with his mother in Saigon during a National Day parade survived while his mother was killed by a bomb. The blast wounded others and scattered blood across the street as the boy kept returning to his curbside package and bread before aid arrived. Police and volunteers report the scene and appeal for contributions to the United Fund.
Swan Rubber Co officials said they were trying to reach Gov. James A. Rhodes to discuss calling National Guard units to enforce a court order. The move reflects a major response to the legal action.
A former Norwalk resident Lt. Charles R. Sheldon was awarded the Navy Air Medal for meritorious aerial flights in Southeast Asia between April 30 and August 6, 1965. He flew 20 missions while serving with Commander Patrol Seventh Fleet and is discharged from active duty.
Police report a collision between a motorbike and a Hunter vehicle on Milan Avenue near Neemann Avenue. The rider suffered injuries after the northbound Hunter failed to see the southbound motorcycle while turning onto East Main Street.
Don J Pease born in Toledo in 1931 rose through public schools then earned a journalism degree and a master's in government at Ohio University Athens. He served two years in the U S Army at Ft Lee and co edited the Oberlin News Tribune guiding it to numerous prizes. He led Oberlin civic groups and won a 1964 Ohio Senate seat by a 20000 vote plurality. He chairs the Senate Education Committee and serves on Public Utilities and other commissions.
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