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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1965
Page
1
Wayne Airey a 38 year old Cleveland policeman resumed testimony in his bribery trial. Airey and fellow officer Stanley Obrys face charges of soliciting and taking a $10 bribe to drop traffic charges against Ortise Pryor Jr. in Cleveland.
Police from Norwalk have asked the Bureau of Criminal Investigation to assist in two break ins in the Lais Avenue and Pleasant Street area. Thieves took 976 dollars cash a 100 dollar movie camera and a 79 dollar wristwatch from Tom Farmer 10 Lais Ave. A nearby apartment at 85 Pleasant St was also entered. Entry came from a pried side door and similar marks appeared on a storage room door at the apartment house. Farmer reported discovering the burglary upon returning home.
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced plans to run for a seventh term in 1966. He is joined by Atty. Gen. William Saxbe who seeks re election and Auditor Roger Cloud who will run for a full term after appointment in September.
In Kent Ohio a Portage County deputy sheriff fatally shot Jack Slaughter age 26 after he charged the officer with a loaded 22 caliber rifle. The deputy fired a 38 caliber bullet when Slaughter pointed the rifle at the deputy’s head outside his home following an earlier domestic dispute.
Gov. James A. Rhodes is expected to announce plans for the first two Golden Age Villages in Columbus and Toledo. Groundbreaking for the centers is anticipated in January to house elderly residents now confined in state mental hospitals.
John H Sand, 28, of Galion was injured when the Santa Claus House being moved to the town square slid off a tractor trailer and fell on him. He works for Crawford Construction Co and helps move the display annually from storage to the square.
Partly cloudy and windy with highs around 44 to 48. Tonight colder with lows 24 to 28. Wednesday looks fair and slightly warmer in the afternoon. Sunrise 7 25 a m Sunset 5 02 p m Monday highs around 47 and lows near 36. Birth notices list William Hursh Plymout h a son William Krabill Willard a daughter Wayne Hartschun Attica a son.
President Johnson, in his Texas visit, marks his third year with focus on Vietnam and NATO nuclear policy. He plans talks with West German Chancellor Erhard and outlined U S warhead custody under Presidential authorization. He attended Kennedy’s Dallas anniversary service seeking reassurance amid ongoing foreign policy challenges.
Kenneth D. Morse, owner of a Route 20 and 601 Bar, pleads not guilty to assault with a deadly weapon after Ronald A. Smith, 20, Collins, was struck with an iron bar. Morse, released on 2500 dollar cash bond, gave a statement but later refused to sign it. He said he acted after fearing an attack by Smith and companions.
Three reports to the Sheriff's Department describe a large 100 pound light tan cat seen near Clarksfield at 4 30 pm Sunday. A resident on Route 61 New Haven saw two animals and a fast dash toward a river Monday. Another family heard loud noises around 6 30 pm Monday with dogs barking nearby.
Postage stamps valued at 15 and 30 dollars in cash were taken from a safe at the Armour Fertilizer Co on Prairie Road north of Route 113 over the weekend. Huron County deputies reported the break in. Manager Glenford L Defriece said he was in the plant Saturday evening between 8 and 8 30 and found the break in. Harold Schenk of Sandusky an employee discovered the forced entry.
The NOL and Union 986 announce a three year labor contract for Plant and Traffic Department staff. The agreement raises hourly wages in stages from November 29, with fringe benefits totaling 11.19 cents per hour in year one and 12 cents per hour in year two, plus holidays, vacations, and hospital insurance. The third year allows wage negotiations with changes to benefits, and pension and life insurance continue.
Willard Man hurt James Schaffer 18 of Willard after an accident at Janesville Cottonville Mills on St Marys Street. Schaffer was admitted to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital with a severe laceration to his left arm at 8 40 a m today.
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