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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1968
Page
7
The Norwalk Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m to review Dr Albion V Gotaas’s proposal to hire athletic directors at Bronson Maplehurst and Pleasant Schools He also plans to recommend hiring a new art teacher librarian and six substitutes plus a pay increase of 250 a year for special education teachers compared with slow learner teachers.
Four year old Marshall McGowan died after an accidental gun discharge in his father's truck. Police said the child found a firearm and shot himself in the forehead, sustaining fatal gunshot wounds.
A short in an electric motor caused a fire Monday at a trailer on Jefferson Street. The motor operated the furnace in the trailer occupied by Lois Stephens and Rosmarie Culbertson. Fire Chief Kenneth Link said the fire was controlled before the trucks arrived and caused no damage.
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In Swan Quarter North Carolina police used smoke bombs at the Hyde County Courthouse to disperse about 20 Negro students occupying a room. Mamie Harris 17 of Fairfield was injured leaping from a second floor window to escape. Civil unrest followed as boycott protests and welfare-office sit ins spread through the county.
President elect Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon toured the White House with Lady Bird Johnson in an afternoon visit. They saw the private quarters on the second floor and guest rooms on the third floor while discussions on foreign policy continued. Pat Nixon enjoyed meeting the Johnsons' granddaughter Lucinda Robb and her mother Lynda.
Akron police charged 32 year old Ernest George with impersonating an officer after he stopped a family on the expressway and lectured about speeding. He was released on 300 dollar bond. In Tokyo, Kentaro Hayashi, dean of the faculty of letters, was freed by students after eight days captivity over a disciplinary action tied to a professor’s assault.
The City Planning and Zoning Commission will hear Richard C. Enzor’s petition for approval of a trailer park on Washington Street. Abutting property owners have been notified. meeting at City Council Chambers tonight at 7:30. The same evening the City Council discusses low cost housing with Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority chair Ralph Marks.
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