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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1965
Page
1
Seven bodies remain missing from the American Airlines Boeing 727 crash at Greater Cincinnati Airport. Coroner Jerry Rouse believes they may still lie in the scorched wreckage as officials identify 17 of 58 dead so far.
UPI reports President Johnson sought restraint from aluminum producers who warned price rises could ignite inflation and hurt steady growth. The alert framed as a warning from Commerce Secretary John T. Connor during economic discussions.
Doctors said former President Dwight D. Eisenhower had a definite heart attack after chest pain. Capt. Wallace Hitchcock announced the news at Fort Gordon Georgia during an 11 a.m. briefing. Eisenhower had earlier suffered pain Tuesday and briefly seemed to recover before Wednesday’s episode.
Mostly cloudy with warmer conditions and scattered thundershowers tonight. Highs near 56 to 61, tonight lows 44 to 49. Saturday cooler with a few morning showers and variable clouds. Sunrise 7 12 a m Sunset 5 11 p m Thursday highs near 50 and lows around 40. Marriage licenses granted to Bartlett and Koser, Bauer and Willet. Births and deaths listed.
Eva Romaskiewicz, 27, of Ayer, Massachusetts, attacked seven antiwar picketers outside Fort Devens. She ripped signs and charged the line after her husband Staff Sgt. Edmund Romaskiewicz, killed in Germany last April, prompted her anger. An air of tension grew as a soldier in civilian clothes was seized for alleged misconduct.
President Johnson authorized sending additional American forces to Vietnam to bolster the 160,000 already there and asked Congress in January for more defense funding. Defense leaders said no immediate mobilization of National Guard or reserves and no higher draft calls beyond 42,000 through December.
An unidentified infant girl named Baby Sunday, left on a rural doorstep near New London on October 31, is placed in a foster home with temporary custody held by Huron County Welfare Department. Officials seek a parent for possible adoption and pursue leads in Illinois, Michigan, and Kentucky. Lawerence and Sheriff Borgia discuss procedures and pending lie detector tests for two people involved, currently postponed by counsel.
The mobile TB X-ray testing unit is in front of the Norwalk courthouse today from 6 30 to 9 p m and most of Saturday. Saturday will be the last day of testing in the county with hours 9 a m to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p m.
Hunters in Huron County, with red caps and rifles, begin the small game season for rabbits, quail, ring-necked cock pheasants and Hungarian partridges at 9 this morning. Licenses issued by P H Fulston Co. total 400 to 500, down from typical years due to fewer hunting sites, fox overabundance, and farmers closing fields. Three public areas southwest of Willard, north of Milan, and north of Castalia host released game and pheasant stocking by local groups. Duck season ended Sept. 10 to Nov. 11.
Three Norwalk residents were among thousands of airline travelers whose plans were disrupted by the eastern power failure Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Richard Mutz of 52 West Main Street were on a flight due to land at Kennedy International Airport shortly after 5 45 pm when the outage occurred at 5 28 pm. The couple described no panic and noted a possible sabotage rumor even as the airliner circled seeking landing clearance after the power outage.
Earth moving began in the valley area east of Route 61 as part of the Norwalk bypass project. Trees were burned, lines moved, and buildings cleared or relocated to allow the route to pass under South Norwalk Road and intersect with the current Route 20.
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