18 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1967
Page
1
Panamanian authorities released Francis Willard Keith, a Webb City, Missouri peddler, who had been jailed at West German request on suspicion of being Nazi Gestapo chief Heinrich Mueller. The decision followed photos showing a marked resemblance between Keith and Mueller.
A Houston couple to be married today in a cemetery. Groom Ronald E. Worsham 28 and Edence Teed university of Houston coed plan a solemn ceremony in the graveyard, with Worsham noting it is a fitting place to begin a new life.
At the Huron County Courthouse a public hearing backed the proposed Huron County Metropolitan Housing Authority with a 20 to 1 straw vote, 14 abstentions. The plan would mediate government funds for low and middle income housing, with building decisions left to local councils and cities.
The Western Reserve Board of Education race changed after Huron County officials corrected a 100 vote clerical error. William C. Bailey gained 28 votes over George Van Dootingh, altering the three seats outcome among six candidates. Unofficial tallies had Van Dootingh third and Bailey fourth. A vote record shows Bailey 004 in Wakeman Village.
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce sent merchants questionnaires to gauge Sunday store openings during Christmas. Others note weather delays on the Norwalk bypass, Norwalk High's Ultican elected Northern Ohio League president, and local indictments, housing plans, and a Romney 1968 presidential bid report.
In Monahans Texas a 6-year-old boy was released into parental custody after authorities say he killed 7-year-old Abel Acosta. The body was found in a storage shed with a single .22 caliber rifle shot through the jaw following an argument between the children.
Viet Cong radio says a suspension of military attacks will run three days at Christmas three days at New Year and seven days for Tet. Signs the Allies may accept. In Washington the White House replies to Rev Dr Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis who urged Johnson to explain U.S. Vietnam policy. Johnson reiterates State Department explanations.
President Johnson acknowledged Congress has rejected his income tax surcharge for 1965 but urged that anti inflation measures remain essential. He told reporters the issue is far from settled and the need for tax action continues.
The 19 year old airplane known as Caroline, which carried John F. Kennedy over 250,000 miles on his 1960 campaign, becomes Smithsonian property. The Kennedy family presented the aircraft at a ceremony at National Airport with Sen. Robert F. Kennedy recalling its role in Kennedy’s quest for leadership.
Weather outlook shows a high in the 40s with clouds wind and possible snow flurries tonight and Sunday. Tonight low in the 20s with a 70 to 85 percent humidity during the day. Friday temperatures projected 34 to 44. Death notices include Charles W Brown 59 Berlin Heights Odrey Woodring 56 Avery Hannah M Nicolls 83 Willard.
Representative Joseph Y. Resnick charged the Ohio Farm Bureau with issuing worthless stock and pressed the attorney general to act. He questioned Saxbe's investigation which found no law violations, urging action to help two Holmes County women with 16000 tied up in Farm Bureau stock as about 30 farmers watched in Cleveland.
At the courthouse Friday night the Metropolitan Housing Authority faced a straw vote with 20 ayes and 1 no by New London Councilman Bill Bryson who said more information was needed. Fourteen abstained as residents weighed concerns that low income housing could attract outsiders and affect the community.
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