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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
4
The IBEW walked out nationwide against Westinghouse Electric Corp hitting 25 plants in 20 states under a national contract expired at 12:01 a.m. local time. The strike could idle about 75,000 Westinghouse workers in 30 states.
The Harris survey finds Democrats up two points to 54 percent in House races while Republicans gain in 35 gubernatorial contests and hold a slight edge in Senate races. Voter mood cites protest over civil rights and rising living costs.
The Cleveland jurors open the trial by revisiting the Bay Village home where Sheppard's first wife was bludgeoned to death on July 4 1954. Dr Samuel H Sheppard wept during the earlier visit and will attend again with the panel.
The new seven men and five women panel for the second trial of Dr. Sam Sheppard will begin with opening statements in a two story frame home on a high Lake Erie bank now owned by Cleveland attorney John R. Hull. The jurors face protective custody while the defense and prosecution present testimony as sequestration continues, a practice the court deems novel in this jurisdiction.
The Norwalk Reflector lists daily issues with UPI News Service and ABCC audits. It details subscription prices by delivery area: 45 cents weekly in local towns, 15 dollars yearly in Huron and Erie counties, 23.40 dollars elsewhere in the United States. It notes payment in advance.
Lawrence Konen an 18 year Navy veteran complains after Antioch Illinois officials move Halloween to Sunday claiming UNICEF collection. He laments the shift from two to one trick or treat night while mayor Raymond Taft explains the UNICEF request influenced the decision.
President Johnson toured U S troops in the Korea DMZ area and vowed the United States would not tolerate dictatorship while stressing a willingness to act against aggression in Asia. He said U S forces in Viet Nam are fighting to prevent similar advances elsewhere and noted they would rather act abroad than at Honolulu. He spoke to officers at Camp Stanley and viewed troops with South Korean President Park Chung Hee present.
Four Lake County communities joined a high speed pursuit of a 29 year old Eastlake man on U S 6 near Emerald Lake Boulevard. Police chaser reported speeds over 80 mph and gunfire as the suspect fled toward his car and the cruiser.
Air Force Staff Sgt. Herbert William Boeckenhaupt 23 of March Air Force Base Riverside was arraigned on charges of conspiring to commit espionage with a Soviet diplomat. The FBI called the case a major espionage incident and set bond at 50000. The diplomat Aleksey R Malinin was ordered to leave the United States.
Dearborn Michigan voters will vote on whether the United States should stay in or leave Viet Nam. U.S. District Court Judge Fred Kaess rejected removing the issue from the November ballot, citing jurisdiction, while Mayor Orville Hubbard and city council members anticipated a statewide reckoning on the war.
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