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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1965
Page
1
State Rep. Carl B. Stokes concedes defeat as a recount shows Mayor Ralph Locher maintaining his victory in Cleveland. The telegram cites an uncertified recount widening Locher’s margin. The report links the outcome to the November election and local politics.
London lawmakers and Queen Elizabeth III joined in a cross party gesture praising Sir Humphrey Gibbs of Rhodesia for his courageous stand against illegal attempts to oust him from office. The 630 MPs were asked to sign the declaration. DANBURY Conn. leaders pay tribute to Henry Wallace who died at 77 after months of illness.
Defense lawyers at Parris Island try to counter four recruit testimonies accusing a Marine Corps drill instructor of manhandling trainees in boot camp. The case centers on alleged abuse at the South Carolina training facility.
SANDUSKY The finance committee for the Committee on Educational Development unanimously approved hiring a professional firm to raise funds for Bowling Green University’s proposed campus branch. The project costs about $2.2 million with at least $600,000 to be locally raised by March 1. The campaign chairman sub committee reported proposals but no action was taken.
Little change in temperature today and tonight with a high near 40 and a low around 28. Mostly cloudy skies with occasional light rain or snow possible Saturday. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Fern Crum, 82, of Greenwich.
Gemini spacecraft workers at Cape Kennedy walked out in a midnight strike against McDonnell Aircraft, delaying a critical test by a day and threatening next month’s twin Gemini launches Gemini 7 on Dec 4 and Gemini 6 on Dec 13. NASA revision of the testing plan moved a fuel cell system test to Saturday. Negotiations involve the IAM AFL CIO and the Fed Mediation Conciliation Service. Cape pickets limited to one main entrance, with other workers reporting as usual.
An early morning blaze in Akron engulfed a mixed use block injuring one survivor and evacuating about 60 nursing home residents. Margaret Barb, 76, died in the hallway while firefighters Lawrence Labbe and John Nist were missing, presumed dead after entering the building twice to search for victims.
U S troops report 1411 Communist dead from Chu Pong Mountain fight six miles from the Cambodian border. American losses described as moderate. estimates say Communist deaths exceed 2000 with heavy fighting continuing as B 52s strike positions and cavalry pursue suspected NVA bases.
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual dinner at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday in the Junior High School Building. Officers for the coming year will be introduced at the meeting after directors met at noon today to finalize officer elections.
Norwalk retailers will open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily with Sunday closings until Christmas Eve when most stores close about 5:30 p.m. The Chamber of Commerce announced the schedule and a holiday promotion with 40 coupons in The Reflector. Drawings at 6:30 and 9:20 p.m. on December 1 and 2 will be held in front of the courthouse. winners must be present.
Norwalk police tower at the rear of Shady Lane Home was bent in half at 2 p.m. Thursday. Police Chief Ray Chapin said the department will rely on standby radio until at least the beginning of next week.
Sheriff John Borgia says deputies believe a big cat may roam the Wakeman Clarksfield area after multiple sightings and one shot at two glowing eyes. A local hunt with dogs and a plane failed to find the animal, and authorities plan to resume after snow.
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