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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
2
Indianapolis editor notes National Safety Council projects 490 to 590 traffic deaths over Labor Day. A J Foyt offers safety tips: keep six car lengths per 60 mph, avoid trouble by not retaliating, skip street drag racing, use headlight etiquette, rest every three hours, never drink and drive, and pretrip car checks before long trips.
Thomas M. Novak of Livonia admitted to Attorney General Frank Kelley that he practiced medicine without a license for four years despite a high school diploma. He attended no formal medical schooling beyond reading texts and occasional lectures. Novak faces potential charges and was uncovered when applying for doctor liability insurance.
Dr Norman A Welch president of the American Medical Association died in Jackson Wyoming after a massive cerebral hemorrhage suffered on Wednesday. The 62 year old Boston resident had been hospitalized just before speaking at a Wyoming Medical Society banquet.
Investigators count a large police presence to spot Nazi party members at hearings on student travel to Cuba. A Nazi party member sparked a brief ruckus as officers planned to screen attendees to keep Nazis from the room.
The article outlines Weygandt's path from Wooster teaching and coaching to officiating games, his Wooster College sports as fullback and tackle, and his legal studies at Western Reserve. It notes his marriage on his 27th birthday to Jessie M. Silver and his Cleveland law practice from 1918 until his 1923 election to the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court.
Catherine Deppen of Willard Road 3 pleaded guilty in Mayor Stean's court to shoplifting a bottle of champagne from Laslea's Market. She was fined $10 plus costs with the fine suspended if she does not return to mayor's court. Charles Reeder of Plymouth pled guilty on a reckless operation charge and driving while intoxicated after forfeiting a $25 waiver. he posted a $300 bond and the case was continued to September 11.
In San Diego Navy officials declined to identify tests for Lt. Charles F. Klusmann the pilot who escaped Communist captors in Laos and arrived in Thailand with Meo help. The 30 year old flier was hospitalized for unspecified examinations as reporters failed to reach his wife Sara at their home.
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