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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1964

Page

5

Letter to voters endorses district leadership and park sale

Dick Eastman urges New London residents to back the school board, park board, and city council on a proposed five acre park site sale to the school district for 20 000. He argues trust in leaders is essential and notes the undeveloped park could hold 25 pools plus a school, underscoring local support.

New London New London Park Board New London City Council New London Village Council Dick Eastman P.S New London Park

Max the saloon piano man and his stubborn smile

Jim Bishop profiles Max a renowned saloon pianist with a pearly 88 key smile. He wanders through Brooklyn Queens and Miami with a string of misfortunes including mortgage troubles and a broken life, yet his optimism endures as he recounts a perilous era in his musical journey.

Max Wurlitzer’s 42Nd St New York Brooklyn Queens Dummer

Max the pianist drifts through luck and misfortune

A hard luck tale of Max a pianist who sells pianos and organs, robs no one but himself of cash, and drifts from job to job. He endures pain poverty and a jail sentence yet finds moments of humor aiding old men in a hospital ward and keeps playing his way through life.

Max Miami Miami Beach Lee Cohen St. St Jackson Memorial Hospital T.v. Set Abby The Cincinnati Enquirer Rhodes Enquirer

Order Must Prevail in Labor Dispute at Norwalk Plants

The Reflector urges strict law enforcement to prevent violence in a Norwalk labor dispute at Fanny Farmer and Northern Ohio Telephone Co. Officials led by Mayor Louis G. Frey and the police are urged to state clear ground rules to protect workers, company staff, and the public amid tensions with the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. An ounce of prevention now may avert future trouble.

Rochester Philadelphia New York Norwalk Fanny Farmer Northern Ohio Telephone Co Telephone Company Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Reflector Louis G. Frey

Willoughby Board approves air conditioning for new school

The Willoughby Eastlake Board of Education votes to air condition the new Cricket Lane Elementary School. Only the teachers workroom remains uncooled in the $480000 building project.

Willoughby Willoughby- Eastlake Board of Education Cricket Lane

Newton High Implements Strict No Smoking Rule

Newton High in Massachusetts enforces a no smoking policy with penalties including home suspension and readmission only with a parent present and a request for readmission, plus a subsequent offense triggering a weeklong suspension. The school’s approach has drawn national attention to its discipline and academic standards.

Newton Mass Newton High

Rhodes Close With A Buck In Ohio Budget Reforms

Governor James A. Rhodes of Ohio earns praise for a budget that avoids tax hikes and retools welfare administration. His fiscal restraint contrasts with other politicians and earns favorable editorials noting reduced spending and a favorable tax climate for industry. Rhodes began austerity in 1963 with protests but maintained his promise of fiscal sanity.

Syl. Wilson United Press International James A. Rhodes Ohio Rhodes Michael V. DiSalle Mansfield Ohio News Journal The News Journal Washington, D.C John S. Knight Akron Ohio Beacon Journal Beacon Journal

Ohio college building boom heads to campuses this fall

A $75 million series of new facilities will greet students this fall at Ohio colleges. Dormitories form the core of construction, with science centers laboratories and libraries also rising on campuses.

Columbus BNS Ohio

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