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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
1
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower has recovered enough from two mild heart attacks to be moved by rail to Walter Reed General Hospital in Washington. Indications are he would be transported this weekend, with Friday the earliest possible departure.
Coeds must skip cotton corsages to dramatize Texas Tech ambitions at the Tech Arkansas game due to a federal pink ballworm quarantine requiring cotton moved from Texas into Arkansas to be treated. Robert Manry won the Adventurers Club gold medal for his 1965 solo voyage in the sloop Tinkerbelle from Falmouth, Mass. to Falmouth, England.
Defense Department says Air Guard and reserve pilots will fly a special operation called Christmas Star to deliver an avalanche of Christmas gifts collected by groups and organizations for U S troops in Viet Nam.
A 13 year old boy committed to Fairfield School for Boys in Lancaster on theft charges admitted to 27 home burglaries in Cleveland's southeast side over three months. He described using a bamboo fishing pole to lift purses and trousers through first floor windows, netting about $599.
Partly sunny and cold with a high near 39. Mostly cloudy and warmer tonight lows around 32. Friday partly cloudy with rising temps. Sunrise 7 19 Sunset 5 06. Births list several couples in Willard North Fairfield Plymouth Attica Monroeville Wellington and other towns with newborn sons and daughters.
Washington signals a toughened line in Viet Nam talks while denying any political status for the Viet Cong in a peace accord. The goal is to keep the South independent and capable of pacification without Red bases or a coalition government.
The Cleveland mayoral recount continues as State Rep. Carl B. Stokes pursues a full review after an initial gain by incumbent Ralph Locher. Officials cite scattered ballot interpretation errors, with Stokes promising to fund and press the process to determine the rightful winner.
Sheriff Borgia reports deputies and four dog owners found tree claw marks near Julius Krebs farm Route 60 South, supporting reports of a wild animal, likely a cougar. Hunters treed the animal Tuesday night and combed 15 to 20 miles Wednesday with dogs, planning another search.
Sheriff John Borgia reports ongoing plans to administer lie detector tests to two people related to the Baby Sunday case. Nurses at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital labeled an infant girl left on a rural New London home as Baby Sunday on Oct. 31. An attorney previously advised the two individuals against taking tests, but affidavits stating noninvolvement were signed, and the sheriff remains inclined to proceed with testing.
The Norwalk bypass land appropriation case in Huron County Common Pleas Court awarded $12,700 to the landowner. The verdict marks the first such appropriation ruling in the county.
Survivors seek 3.25 million dollars in damages from Yarmouth Castle owners for shipboard fire and sinking off the Florida coast that killed 88. The Coast Guard plans a board inquiry and a court proceeding followed a jury verdict on related land matters elsewhere in the report.
McConnellsville Ohio and several northern areas reported minor blackouts as the first major Buckeye power failure since last week’s Northeast blackout. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the outage’s cause.
Paul Smith of Monroeville butchered a Black Angus heifer after a broken leg from a car collision at 5 45 p.m. Wednesday on River Road. The driver Wilber Wise 39 of 20 N Garden Street said he saw the cattle on the road and tried to stop but slipped on wet pavement caused by snow flurries.
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI promulgated two Ecumenical Council decrees and launched beatification proceedings for Pius XII and John XXII. The changes include a stronger emphasis on scripture and biblical scholarship and a greater lay role in church matters. A six month jubilee is set until Pentecost and a new Mary church in Rome is planned. Bishops at St. Peter's confirmed the divine revelation decree by 2,344 to 6 and the laity decree by 2,305 to 2,?
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