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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1965
Page
1
A cat caught fire near a burning garbage pile and fled into a barn. The blaze spread to a nearby shed, 800 bales of hay and straw, a wagon, 15 rabbits, a lamb, and the cat perished.
Workmen started clearing the grave site for a 1.4 million permanent John F. Kennedy monument. Planned features include a terminal wall elliptical overlook and a circular 210 foot diameter walkway after clearance completes.
In Saigon the ruling military junta issued a decree banning strikes and authorizing searches and seizures and press censorship in designated military zones. Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu signed the decree on August 31, with Vietnamese press agency details released. Pope Paul VI surveyed flood damaged Rome in an army jeep, aiding victims and getting mud on his ceremonial attire.
Federal Judge Anthony J. Celebrezze former HEW secretary and former Cleveland mayor was chosen as recipient of the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanities Award by the Cleveland Committee for State of Israel Bonds. He will be honored at a State of Israel Bonds dinner on October 25 in Cleveland.
Partly cloudy and warm with a high near 80 to 85. Tonight and Sunday show variable clouds with scattered showers late tonight. Low around 60 to 66. Sunrise 5 56 a.m. Sunset 6 56 p.m. Marriage license granted Jack A Miller and Marlene A Groff. Births Xavier Cano and Jame McGuire. Deaths Gertrude Barnes and James Gillestie.
London Daily Express correspondent Donald Sherman reports from Chamb Kashmir Front Line on Pakistani advances against Indian troops. He describes dust filled tanks, field guns, and a roadside strongpoint as jet bombers strike to halt the offensive aimed at severing the Springer Jam Mir road and supply line.
UN Secretary General Thant told the Security Council Pakistan has not assured cessation of fighting in Kashmir and India says it will stop if Pakistan does. He cited Aug 5 incursions and subsequent artillery fire as the flare of the crisis, with no council decision on an emergency meeting. Thant based his report on Lt. Gen. Nimmo and pressed both nations to pull back and respect the CFL line. He noted India gave assurances to exercise restraint and to honor ceasefire relations if Pakistan does likewise.
Under White House pressure, steel negotiators move to Pittsburgh to finalize a memorandum of understanding. I.W. Abel of the USW says a session will produce the agreement details. the pact will run to August 1 1968 and was framed to curb inflation while honoring free collective bargaining.
Albert Schweitzer 90, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and humanitarian, was reported near death at the hospital in Lambarene Gabon he founded more than 50 years ago. A spokesman said death could come within hours as he lay between consciousness and coma.
Hurricane Betsy bears down on the Carolinas with 125 mile per hour winds. Meteorologists forecast a probable hurricane watch as the season’s second twister drives high tides along Georgia and Carolina coasts. Labor Day vacationers pack coastal resorts amid the storm’s approach.
City offices and the county courthouse close Monday for Labor Day. Banks, libraries, and downtown businesses also observe the holiday. The Reflector staff take the day off, so no newspaper will be published Monday.
Cleveland authorities seek neighbors’ statements as Mariann Colby faces a first degree murder charge in the shooting of 8 year old John Cremer Young Jr. Police examine gun purchase timing and possible premeditation while probing motive and background.
Labor Day weekend began with no accidents reported in the area since 2 a.m. Friday as State Patrol readiness remains high with nine troopers on duty. Auxiliaries assist in offices and patrols as officials anticipate a busy three day holiday with nationwide traffic and safety concerns.
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