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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1964
Page
2
Hooded gunmen robbed the Seventh Regiment armory on Park Avenue, taking the gold cover valued at $75,000 and a 24 inch bookmark from the regimental book of remembrance while binding the night guard Jesus Cruz Lopez. Police suspect an inside job and possible ties to a National Guard group.
Moscow conference on Khrushchev removal nears closure as Soviet leaders Brezhnev and Kosygin steer policy. Chou En Lai may stay on to push peace talks with China in Peking after year start. Foreign Communist chiefs, Paris party endorse move. Most leaders depart by Tuesday after days of private discussions.
CAPE KENNEDY (UPS) America plans the second Mariner Mars probe launch for November 17, two weeks before Mars exits shooting range for two years. The Mariner-4 mission aims to take the first closeup photos of Mars and study interplanetary space on an 8 1/2 month voyage, with a possible delay due to Mariner-3 failure.
In New York a British subject bride and Israeli groom Hym Menasha Frenkel 25 and Dianne Brandon 26 wed in a Jewish ceremony at Rabbi Louis Newman’s home. The Spiezers supplied a $1000 bond to free Frenkel from immigration custody, enabling the marriage four hours later amid ongoing deportation concerns.
Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel who led the New Orleans archdiocese for 29 years died at 88 after double pneumonia. He ordered desegregation of Catholic schools in 1962 and lies in state at Notre Dame seminary as a funeral cortege route passes Catholic school children and rosaries.
US GOP figures call for a centrist return to Eisenhower era policy. Idaho Governor Smylie heads 17 GOP governors and urges replacement of RNC chair Dean Burch. Other leaders including Brooke Lindsay and Anderson urge a reexamination of party future with a possible convention next summer.
President Johnson asserts in UPI interview with U.S. News & World Report that his election win signals policy continuity and boosts America's influence for peace. He cautions no election can solve complex foreign policy, but unity shown by the vote will aid future diplomacy and freedom. Johnson notes he was not surprised by the size of the victory.
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