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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
2
Britain moves to rein in Rhodesia as Prime Minister Harold Wilson warns of a red army in blue United Nations berets and says a weak response could invite UN action against Ian Smith’s regime. Sanctions bill expected to pass Parliament and Wilson pledges to end the illegal regime.
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon arrive near the Arizona Utah border and plan a four hour boat cruise on Lake Powell formed by Glenn Canyon Dam. They are greeted by about 1,200 residents of the small desert community after a flight from Tucson and Snowdon intends to buy cowboy boots.
United Air Lines confirmed forty one dead after examination of badly burned bodies from a Boeing 727 crash near Salt Lake City. Fifty people survived and thirty five were hospitalized as ten CAB teams investigated the cause and possible gear failure.
Old Norwalk imprint dated May 14 1827 shows a wool carding machine purchase by Timothy Baker. The display also includes the first Huron County receipt book printed by John P Ardale who moved from Clinton to Mt Vernon and Mansfield before Norwalk. The matter notes Ardale as Ireland born and the Norwalk Reporter began 1827.
About 150 youths clashed with 100 police in downtown Kalamazoo after a high school dance at Lincoln High. Thirty job corps members from Ft. Custer joined the fray, 12 jailed and 15 injured. Shriver, who dedicated Ft. Custer Center, had returned to Washington.
State patrolman Ronald Hoebegger, 23, of Port Clinton was cited for failure to yield after his patrol car collided with a westbound vehicle on Perry Street causing extensive damage. The incident occurred at 12:25 a.m. Friday with no injuries. Other drivers involved faced minor incidents on Route 250 near Norwalk and Route 162 near New London.
The Christian Missionary Alliance Church at 79 East Main St reports a new record in missionary giving for the last fiscal year. Rev C H Pearce says foreign missions received 10628.52 beyond the general fund, up from 9820.27 the prior year. The church supports one foreign missionary per 75 members and contributes $60 per member annually.
Rev Dr John F H Stewart of Buckhorn Ontario Canada will preach at St Paul Episcopal Church Sunday morning. A physician and surgeon as well as a priest he studied biology theology medicine and surgery at Toronto Wycliffe London. He spent years in Liberia as physician teacher and priest and now practices at Ontario Hospital School for the Retarded. He will show colored slides of Liberia at 4 pm Sunday in the parish house.
Unserviceable American flags were destroyed in a burning ceremony at the new American Legion home on Route 99 Thursday afternoon. Boy Scouts assisted as part of the Veterans Day observance by the Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Layman's Sunday will be observed at 10 45 a m Sunday at the First United Presbyterian Church John E Wise will present the sermon He will be assisted by Herman Schaafsma and Keith Miller.
A breakfast meeting will follow the 8 a.m. Mass at St. Joseph's Church in Monroeville to start the Holy Name Society's annual meeting schedule. The event will be held in the upper room of the parish social center.
Walter E Pleasnick son of Mr and Mrs Stephen E Pleasnick of 122 Benedict Ave earns ETSU Distinguished Military Student status. Cadet Major Pleasnick received the DMS Badge from Dr C F Mercer and Col E R Mattice at University Stadium. He majors in Education and holds active roles in Scabbard and Blade Kappa Delta Pi Student Court and ROTC S-4.
The South Central School Board appointed Dale Rowan as head teacher at Greenwich Elementary and Greenwich Intermediate. She will earn an extra 90 dollars annually for each post and acts in the absence of district elementary principal William Conway. The Greenwich Baptist Church may use the old shop building cafeteria and kitchen during nov 26 28 for a religious convention, paying 5 dollars per day for heat light and the janitor’s time.
The Norwalk Reflector lists subscription terms with weekly carrier rate 45 cents and annual mail rates ten and fifteen dollars, detail valid for Norwalk Milan Monroville Wakeman and nearby areas. The notice appears under UPI News Service with standard postal paid designation and regional coverage.
A seasonal shift brings common ailments like colds and flu as people face aches fever and fatigue. Health experts advise rest hydration and caution to prevent spread while plans to stay active resume after recovery.
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