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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1965
Page
1
Rep. Walter H. Moeller told a Veterans Day audience in Carroll Ohio that a US victory in Vietnam is inevitable. He argued the conflict is harsh but that victory was foreseen from the start by communist war lords.
Robert Ford a 29 year old cement plant worker from Monroe Michigan was trapped up to his neck in dry cement inside a 100 foot high silo for five hours. Rescue squads risking burial themselves pulled him free and he was listed in fair condition.
In West Jefferson Ohio an attendant at a cocolone gas station was found shot to death early today after a suspected robbery. Two men who stopped at the station alerted authorities and found the victim on the shop floor. Cleveland teachers union plans a Thursday vote urging the school board to halt textbooks from a Tennessee publisher tied to a strike.
Considerable cloudiness and cool conditions expected today with highs near 45 to 50. partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Friday with lows around 40 to 54. sunrise 7 11 a m sunset 5 12 p m. Mrs and Mrs Ronald Eberhardt of 94 Corwin welcome a son.
An 11 year old boy in Conway New Hampshire Jay Hounsell believed his actions caused a blackout as he struck a fence pole with a stick at 5 28 p m Tuesday. In New York Edward Nellis 62 sits at the Consolidated Edison Control Center watching power flows and considering a national grid to prevent future outages.
At Veterans Day ceremonies before the Huron County Courthouse Mayor Louis G. Frey pressed wholehearted U S troop support and condemned draft card burnings calling the protesters long beatle haired punks. The 5 minute event included colors, firing squad salutes and a prayer with 40 to 50 attendees.
In London Prime Minister Harold Wilson declares Rhodesia in treasonable rebellion and ends British aid. Salisbury confirms unilateral declaration of independence and Britain calls UN Security Council meeting while dispatching Michael Stewart to New York.
Governor Harrison announced that U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia has resigned effective Wednesday night after sending a retirement letter. Byrd, 78, was appointed to the Senate in 1933 and has been a dominant political figure, also serving as Virginia governor.
The Johnson administration’s push to curb aluminum price surges appears victorious as ALCOA rescinds hikes effective tonight. Reynolds Metals Kaiser Aluminum Olin Mathieson followed, signaling a coordinated industry retreat after a 12 day clash over inflationary pricing.
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