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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
2
Matador Cattle Co seeks live cowboys in Wyoming with riding roping branding fence repair and bunkhouse life. Wages start 175 dollars a month including room and board with potential to rise to 225 dollars. Cowboys must supply their own saddle and bedroll.
Former Pittsburgh leader David L. Lawrence, 77, remained in critical condition six days after a heart attack. Doctors say no hope of recovery, with no extraordinary means to sustain life. He was stricken while addressing a political rally and is under daily bulletins from Dr. Campbell Moses.
In Berlin Heights the Hast cider mill known as the Little Red Mill remains active as a small operation aging back to about 150 years. Fred Hast and family run it with pride selling mostly natural apple vinegar and about 2 000 gallons of cider daily when needed, while big producers use chemicals.
Monroeville Board of Education authorizes a state conducted pupil transportation survey and approves the purchase of a 12 foot upright freezer for the home economics room. The board also funds tuition for a retarded class student and two hard of hearing students, and approves bus, facility, and policy improvements.
Garfield Heights man Harry Hlavin sues Robert J. Smigel and Phillip C. Atherton for 75000 in juries from a drag race on a suburban street. Smigel and Atherton were convicted of traffic manslaughter in the death of Joseph R. Samka, a 66 year old passenger in Hlavin's car, the first such conviction in Cuyahoga County.
Two Brazilian combat engineers died and 11 were injured when two anti tank mines exploded during an army weapons class in Rio de Janeiro. Authorities investigated the blast and identified the victims and wounded personnel.
At a Wednesday Berlin Milan School Board session the group debated reimbursing parents for pupil transport to Huron or Norwalk at 10 cents per mile for 38 students and 13 trips daily. They discussed insurance, liability, and a potential used bus lease while approving a tax sheltered annuity program for staff and authorizing principals to attend a Dallas meeting.
In Cleveland the defense for Dr Samuel H Sheppard opens detailing a blood based theory. Criminologist Paul Leland Kirk is expected to testify to a pattern of spots and spatters on walls and doors suggesting another assailant. The defense describes a 12 inch weapon and a left handed killer, aiming to prove the murder was not by Sheppard.
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