17 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1964
Page
1
About 4000 listeners in Mansfield heard Senator Barry Goldwater promote limited government and self reliance. He mocked hecklers and warned against Red China’s nuclear tests while praising the Peace Corps and nonmilitary aid, urging Americans to aid underdeveloped nations with practical programs.
Huron County Sheriff releases findings from the Bureau of Criminal Identification on two downed Old State Road telephone poles. BCI technician Edward R. Hopkins notes no termite or dry rot. wood is splintered but in good condition. He cites wind, vehicle impact, or force as possible causes, pending original pole condition.
Partly cloudy and a touch cooler Sunday with a high around the mid sixties. Death notice for Winfred H. Rupp, 47, of 24 Cline St.
Between 11 31 p m Friday and 12 10 a m today two freight trains were struck by four cars. David George 23 Willard hit a hopper car on Conwell Ave was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance. Leona Aspet 24 Willard hit a train on Niver Rd bruised forehead treated and released cited for failure to stop. Wayne Reed Jr 37 Shelby collided on Fort Ball Rd suffered multiple bruises treated and released cited for failure to yield. Roger Husbands 18 Mansfield attacked the train on Fort Ball Rd not injured cited for speeding. Final score trains four automobiles zero.
Drive chairman George Manyak reports the Norwalk area United Fund has reached the 90 percent milestone with contributions and pledges totaling 40049.58 dollars. Prudential Insurance and Tom Rospert are named as the top centers driving the effort.
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