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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1964
Page
2
Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag named Walter F. Mondale 36 as attorney general to succeed Hubert Humphrey in the U S Senate. Mondale will take over when Humphrey resigns and serve the balance of the term, chosen from a field including Orville Freeman John Blatnik and Robert Short.
The 80 mile I-71 expansion from Harrisburg to Cincinnati opens easing travel and boosting industry. Gov Rhodes leads a ceremonial drive as the segment reduces travel time, costs, and stops at two lights between Medina and Cincinnati. The project totals 247 million with 4.8 million in major bridge work.
Ventura widow Gertrude Clark who runs two cinemas bans admission for children under 12 unless an adult accompanies them. She cites police called to remove unattended youths and a drop in receipts as teens linger in lobbies after shows end late. She notes possible box office impact but pushes the policy.
The Ohio General Assembly faces a flood of Gov. Rhodes proposals, adding 13 items to a 38 item list for a special session. New measures include abolishing the Pardon and Parole Commission and broadening the ADCU program. The ADCU expansion could open eligibility to about 30 000 more welfare recipients and potentially 41 000 with school age children. The Senate approved a Mansfield Reformatory land transfer to Empire Reeves Steel for development and confirmed two new Central State College trustees.
Federal mediator Francis A. O Neill held separate talks with railroad representatives and six shopcraft unions in Chicago to head off a threatened nationwide strike. Unions demand wage increases beyond the emergency board’s 27 cent an hour proposal over three years. O Neill reported no progress and said talks continue as the cooling off period nears its end. President Johnson is kept well informed of the situation.
Washington reports the HEW launches an 18 month scientific investigation to test if a person’s future can be read from palm and finger prints. About 100000 sets will be analyzed under Dr. Fred Rosner who notes possible links to brain and genetic diseases and cautions the project is a gamble.
Army PFC Arnold J. Wyatt, son of Mr and Mrs Estle Wyatt of Route 1 Collins, participates in Pershing missile firings and training at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico from November 5 to 26 under army programs.
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