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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1965
Page
1
Wayne C. Sargent recalls a 5 27 p m blackout in New York that left him with a broken nose after stumbling on a radiator. With no emergency generator at Bellevue Hospital and aid delayed, a seeing-eye ride and a candle helped reach a surgical room for treatment.
In Bonn Chancellor Ludwig Erhard rejects French plans to cut Europe's ties with the United States and condemns NATO discrimination against West Germany. He vows continued close political and military cooperation with the United States and denounces Gaullist moves toward old style alliances.
In Circleville Ohio Rep John G Gilligan and former Rep Robert Taft Jr clashed in a televised discussion on foreign affairs focusing on the Vietnam War. Observers saw it as a preview of a future political contest between the two.
Princess Margaret cancels noisy lectures for a California visit touring the California Institute of Technology and a British home for the aged. She received hand clapping and flag waving receptions along the route.
Lawrence County officials require a psychiatric evaluation for Richard Eugene Lambert 34 before trial for raping his 13 year old daughter. His wife Ernestine 35 held on 10000 bond for allegedly encouraging a minor in a sex act. A Washington task force orders race blind hiring for about 4009 new Post Office jobs.
Increasing cloudiness and a touch warmer with highs 50 to 55 this afternoon. Tonight remains cloudy and cooler with a chance of rain and lows 35 to 40. Thursday mostly cloudy with little temperature change. Sunrise 7:10 am, sunset 5:13 pm. Marriage license granted Frank W. Hagger and Cora R., both of Bellevue. The Rev. Mary Lou Gillespie, 71, Milan, has died.
While driving near his Texas ranch on Tuesday President Johnson heard the nationwide power outage report on his car radio. He immediately phoned Washington from the car to press for fast federal action, speaking with Defense Secretary McNamara Office of Emergency Planning head Buford Ellington and aide Joseph Califano. He stressed the need to know why a mechanical failure caused such widespread darkness and fear.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower rested in excellent spirits at Fr Gordon Army Hospital while a team of specialists reviewed tests to determine if he had a mild heart attack. Dr Mattingly said the 75 year old was in very satisfactory condition and monitored continuously.
The Norwalk City Board of Education spent over an hour on sidewalk construction at Maplehurst School and the junior high. Bids were reviewed, and a detailed plan was requested before approving a $709.80 Stein Nursery bid for a stone and blacktop walk this year.
Mayor Louis G. Frey will address Veterans Day proceedings at 11 a.m. Thursday before the Huron County Court house with the Ken Bur Bell Post American Legion and Ohio National Guard Company A taking part. Norwalk Public Library will close for observance. Danny E. Thomas pleaded guilty to trespassing at the Peru Antique Shop owned by William Brown after vandalism was reported.
Frank E. Case aged 18 of 100 N. Prosepect Street was charged with grand larceny for stealing 180 dollars from the Reflector building. He was released from Huron County Jail this morning after bond was posted.
Consolidated Edison disclosed a massive blackout in New York City caused by a main failure that redirected power flow from upstate lines into the city. Engineer Edward Nellis reported a sudden reverse in flow, triggering CANUSE interconnection actions and automatic shutdown to prevent damage.
WASHINGTON UPI Congress will conduct a long hard look at the power system after Tuesday's northeast blackout. Walter Rogers Democrat of Texas, head of the House Commerce Committee power sub committee, says safeguards failed and Congress must reexamine core power policies and consider necessary legislation upon return.
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