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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1964

Page

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United Fund reaches fourteen thousand six hundred thirty eight dollars

The United Fund drive in Norwalk area reaches 14638.44 in pledges and contributions as drive chairman George Manyak appeals to firms with completed drives to contact the fund office. Notable 100 percent participants include the Sheriff’s Department Bowen Co Retarded Childrens’ teachers Veterans Administration and Ringholtz Meyers.

United Fund Norwalk Area George Manyak United Fund Office Sheriff’s Department Bowen Co Retarded Childrens’ Teachers, Veterans Administration Ringholtz & Meyers

Reflector Reprints 1964 Position Paper On Moderate Republicanism

Beginning today the REFLECTOR runs five articles from leading political causes as POSITION PAPERS 1964. Arthur Larson writes on moderate Republicanism and the piece appears on the editorial page with permission from SATURDAY REVIEW.

Saturday Review Arthur Larson

Five Day Forecast and Local Notices

Weather Mostly cloudy with showers tonight and cooler. Low 33 to 40. Tuesday cloudy with a chance of showers and high near 60. Five day forecast shows temperatures 8 to 10 degrees below normal. Precipitation about a tenth of an inch, likely Thursday or Friday. Marriage license applications list Thomas E Hesting and Sherry D Parsons plus Richard L Palmer and Marilyn R Krick. Births report three newborns and deaths note David A Mather of Lorain.

Thomas E. Hesting Columbus City Ind Sherry D. Parsons Willard Richard L. Palmer Monroeville Marilyn R. Krick

East Germans Escape Via Tunnel Into West Berlin

West Berlin officials report 57 East Germans fled to the West through a Bernauer Strasse tunnel, with 23 men 31 women and three children among them. East German border guards exchanged fire as the tunnel was discovered fatally wounding Cpl. Egon Schultz per East German ministry.

Berlin UPI West Berlin East German Defense Department Wedding Cpl. Egon Schultz East Berlin ADN Bernauer Strasse

Northern Ohio Telephone strike disrupts traffic across nine cities

Supervisors and staff from Northern Ohio Telephone Co. walk out at 12:01 am, with picket lines forming by 6 am around NOT offices in nine northern Ohio cities. President William C. Henry says traffic will be handled by supervisors but impact on service is unclear. A cable cut near Hayesville to Perrysville disrupts Ashland and Loudonville areas. Local 986 spokesman G Ira Liedorff says strike data are still arriving, with no new contract after 13 weeks of talks.

Northern Ohio Telephone Co Northern Ohio William C. Henry Henry Hayesville Perrysville Ashland Loudonville G. Ira Liedorff International Brotherhood of Electrical Works Sandusky Detroit UPI United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp Ford Chrysler UAW Louis G. Seaton Seaton

Killer Hilda threat fades yet floods Dixie with deaths

Hurricane Hilda wrecks in seven states causing 37 deaths and 200 injuries. Louisiana faces millions in sugar crop losses and widespread damage as floods rise along the Amite and Comite rivers. federal aid and an aerial damage survey are underway as evacuees return home.

Baton Rouge UPI Hilda Dixie South Carolina Louisiana Lloyd Laudenan American Sugar Cane League New Orleans Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida North Carolina John McKeithen Johnson Comite Greensburg Port Vincent Hila

NAACP plans complaints and pickets in Sandusky

The Sandusky NAACP branch will file complaints with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission alleging limited access for Black residents and will picket several businesses. President Erroll Alexander declined to reveal details and said letters to local police and sheriff departments may be sent as part of the proposals.

Sandusky UPI NAACP Ohio Civil Rights Commission Erroll Alexander Alexander Erie County Sheriff's Department

Frey’s 71 Year Business Closes in Norwalk

Frey’s Garden Center and Toy Shop at 51 Benedict Ave will close after 71 years of coal and ice deliveries, garden and toy sales. Esther Frey and Vincent Hipp end efforts to keep the business afloat as the era of coal wanes, with a final sale planned this week.

Los Angeles UPI California U.S. Senate Pierre Salinger Senate George Murphy Vince Hipp Jesther Frey Joseph Frey Norwalk Frey Benedict Ave Maple City Ice Co Esther Frey Vincent Hipp Hipp Miss Frey

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