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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1965
Page
3
Military dispatch details the embarkation of the unit PT 61 with serial numbers and APO routing. Officers confirm readiness and note shipping timelines, cargo status, and transport arrangements for overseas deployment.
In Columbus Ohio a BB gun fired into a Sunday School room at St. Pauls Lutheran Church injuring no one. Teacher Mrs Hunter Christian said 33 children under five were lucky none were hit in the face by the pellet.
An expert notes jack rabbits can reach 40 mph for long periods and urges using power only in emergencies. The piece promotes safe driving and Porter Ford Co at 250 Bypass Milan offers economical used cars and urgent values with a contact number 499-2263.
Reflector readers may send Christmas cards and packages to local servicemen overseas by the December 10 deadline. The list includes Pfc. Joseph L. Fries, Terry A. Baker, Floyd Risner, James T. Hunter Jr., Larry Bernhardt, Philip Minor, and others with APO and unit details in San Francisco New York and New York addresses.
Radio Cambodia reports two U S Army Special Forces sergeants named George Smith of Chester West Virginia and Claude McClure of Chattanooga Tennessee freed on the Cambodian border after two years in Viet Cong captivity. They were captured when the enemy overran the Hiep Hoa camp and are allowed to travel through Cambodia en route to the United States as a humanitarian gesture.
Norwalk Public Schools superintendent Dr Carbin arrived home after a three week tour of European schools and a week visiting Russian institutions. He said the trip broadened his view of the United States and fostered more compassion for people living under socialist regimes. He added he found nothing in the Russian system applicable to a democracy.
The Ecumenical Council begins its last week with a birth control debate unresolved. More than 2,200 bishops meet Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to complete the agenda before the December 8 closing after four years. Three items still await vote.
Greenwich reports the South Central football banquet for players, student assistants, and parents will be held Tuesday night in the high school gym. Dinner at 7 30 p m. Tickets cost 1 25 for all. Fred Martinelli, Ashland College coach, will speak, rescheduled from December 1.
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