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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1966

Page

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Beating Victim Dies in Springfield Area

A 26 year old woman found beaten along a rural Clark County road died at University Hospital Columbus. Charges expected against Richard Jett 30 Urbana as police reels report suspensions and resignations amid Swan Rubber strike violence reducing the force to 12.

Springfield Ohio UPI Here University Hospital Columbus Clark County Sheriff's Department Richard Jett Urbana Bucyrus, Ohio Swan Rubber Co A.L. Stuckert Graham Rielly

Saigon Bombing Kills Two Civilians In Viet Cong Attack

Viet Cong mortars and artillery struck central Saigon then a grenade blast killed two civilians and wounded five others. American air raids on North Vietnam and U S Cavalry actions followed as the monsoon season intensified. Governor Rhodes nears official reelection campaigning with Frazier Reams Jr. set for a heavy weekend schedule.

Saigon UPI Viet Nam U.S United Press International James A. Rhodes Frazier Reams Jr

Ky calls off U S trip to AP editors convention

Premier Nguyen Cao Ky said he cannot travel to the United States next week to address the Associated Press managing editors convention in San Diego due to heavy after the Manila conference. He had planned the visit but must call it off.

Saigon

New York to Moscow air pact to be signed Friday

UPI reports the long awaited air agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union will be signed Friday ending six years of postponements. Llewellyn E. Thompson named U.S. Ambassador for Russia will sign for the United States, with Soviet Civil Aviation Minister Yevgeni F. Longinov signing for the USSR.

Washington UPI New York Moscow Llewellyn E. Thompson U.S Russia United States Yevgeni F. Longinov

Weather Outlook With Light Snow Through Thursday

Possible snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches by evening with occasional rain mixed today and light snow tonight and Thursday. Colder through Thursday. Low tonight 26 to 31. High Tuesday 56, low 35. Sun times: sunrise 7 a.m., sunset 5:22 p.m. Birth notices list several newborns from families in New London Attica Greenwich Willard.

William Grosscup Box 23 New London David Thompson Attica Seymour Simons Greenwich Robert Barnett Willard

CAC Hints At New Director In County Program Change

Dissent surfaced at a Huron County CAC meeting as the Chicago Office of Economic Opportunity recommended removing the Huron County Director to cut costs. The bi county board had funded an overall director and separate county director positions, but members said dissolving the local post would weaken the county program and questioned the plan.

Huron County Community Action Committee CAC Oline Ford Huron County Group Chicago Office of Economic Opportunity Chicago Erie-Huron Cac Huron County

North Korean Ambush Kills Seven U S Troops in Korea

In the demilitarized zone near Seoul, Communist North Korean forces killed six Americans and one South Korean soldier and wounded another during a 3 15 a m ambush. The attack occurred half a mile inside South Korea, about 20 miles from Camp Stanley where President Johnson had visited earlier. Johnson had just left Seoul for the United States.

Seoul API South Korea Johnson United States U.S Demilitarized Zone U.S. 2Nd Infantry Division 26Th Infantry Division U.S. Camp Stanley Pyongyang Viet Nam Anchorage Alaska Walker Hill Han River Korea

President Johnson Returns to U.S. Soil After Asia Trip

President Johnson lands in Anchorage Alaska after a long Asian tour. He braves near freezing rain to meet people at the airport and along the route to his hotel. Johnson had visited seven Pacific and Asian nations before returning to Washington.

Johnson Anchorage Alaska UPI Seoul Korea Washington Hawaii

Banquet Set for 600 Republicans in Huron County

About 600 Norwalk area Republicans will gather Thursday night in the GOP war tent for the McKinley Club banquet at Norwalk Junior High School. Ohio State Auditor Roger Cloud will headline and Attorney General William B. Saxbe will be toastmaster.

Huron County Ohio State Roger Cloud Williamb. Saxbe Norwalk Junior High School Everett Dirksen Barry Goldwater Bob Taft, Jr Gerald Ford House of Representatives

Masked bandit robs Sand Motel for $20 in Sandusky

Miss Marcia Spencer says a white male about 6 feet tall in a Halloween mask held a small revolver at her throat and forced her to the rear apartment before stealing $60 in cash. Deputies plan fingerprints. search continues, with mask recovered.

Sandusky Marcia Spencer Erie County Bandit Miss Smith Miss Spencer

Nebraska Man Hurt In Ohio Turnpike Crash

A Nebraska man, John W. Blackburn, 42, of Plattsmouth, Neb., is in poor condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after being thrown from his car on the Ohio Turnpike eight miles east of the Norwalk interchange Tuesday afternoon. He was admitted with severe chest injuries.

Nebraska Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk John W. Blackburn Plattsmouth Neb

Deputy Shares Cake With His Prisoners

Haron County Deputy Sheriff Sgt. Nick Moll celebrated his 69th birthday by sharing his cake with about 20 jail inmates. Known as Uncle Nick, he befriends prisoners and helps with their special needs, Sheriff John Borgia said. Moll has served since 1961 and lives with his wife Jennie and their 12 children in Celeryville.

Haron County Nick Moll Nick John Borgia Moll Jennie Celeryville

Snowy morning hits Norwalk and Greenwich

A brief power outage affected the north side of Norwalk for about an hour and a half as weather caused snow to mix with rain in several areas. Greenwich reported snow sticking to the ground with forecasted one to three inch accumulations, while Chicago and Detroit saw two to three inches. An electric crew from Fremont worked to repair a blown wire near Old State Road and Route 18, triggering the outage at the City Light Plant.

Greenwich Norwalk New London Ohio Columbus Cincinnati Chicago Detroit Huron County Weatherman Northwest Fremont Old State Road Route 18 Ted Heller City Light

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