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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
1
UPI reports officials at Manned Spacecraft Center hint at announcing the first civilian crew for an American space mission. Names linked include Neil Armstrong and Elliot Lee Jr with backup Gordon Cooper and Charles Pete Conrad from Gemini 5.
The Soviet Communist party denounced Izvestia for curbing free expression and defended an author’s right to depict the seamy side of life and to portray negative characters as heroes in literature.
Hollywood reports that television's Emmy awards will be broadcast again on NBC TV this Sunday as the ceremony struggles to command public attention. The piece likens the situation to a quip about failure going to a man's head.
Willard Deason, once President Johnson’s roommate in college, took a seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission. CEI and Ohio Edison consider merging into a single ownership structure. Senator Lausche criticizes a proposal to give the administration power to initiate federal pay raises as unsound and unreasonable.
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high of 76 to 82 and a low around 66 to 70. Thursday remains warm and humid with possible afternoon thundershowers. Sunrise 6 01 Sunset 6 47 p m. Wednesday high 72 and low 61. Births list three families with newborns Walter Yates Thomas Carabin Robert Eberly and Harold England. Deaths include Emma Hoffman Alice Wilber and Lester L Swope.
President Johnson met three international students during a White House stroll and invited them inside. The trio, two from Pakistan and one from India, attend Indiana Tech in Fort Wayne and study engineering. Johnson spent about 20 minutes guiding them through the executive mansion.
France under President Charles de Gaulle vows to end subordination to NATO by 1969 at the latest while seeking changes in the alliance upon renewal. He says France will resume its place in the European Common Market after an agricultural pact and reiterates support for a long term European defense beyond NATO.
Washington moves to bring India and Pakistan to talks by stopping all military aid shipments and delaying new economic commitments without Congress input. evac plans noted as Americans in combat zones urged to depart. Johnson closely follows UN cease fire efforts.
India claims victories in three sectors of West Pakistan while Pakistan reports a massive counterattack 15 miles east of Lahore driving Indian forces back across the border with heavy losses. Ferozepore and Wagah are overrun threatening Amritsar. air forces clash and both sides claim tank and vehicle losses. China pledges support to Pakistan.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield called for the United States to avoid unilateral action in the India Pakistan conflict. He urged a UN grounded common course, warning that Vietnam lessons show peace is hard to restore once compromised, and stressed restraint and outside cooperation to avert a Himalayan catastrophe.
Dale E. Jackson reported to sheriff's deputies that his home at Route 60 and Fayette was broken into around 8 p.m. Wednesday. A north window showed pry marks as the entry point. Stolen items include a transistor radio a wedding ring a ladies wrist watch a signet ring a black onyx ring five silver dollars and miscellaneous coins and a one dollar bill.
Mayor Louis G Frey denounces a New York publishers request for confidential information about U S Rep Charles Mosher notes he destroyed the questionnaire. Frey praises Mosher as honorable and a good friend while Putnam's Sons plans a 1966 book on the 435 incumbents.
Hurricane Betsy moved across the Gulf of Mexico threatening the Texas Louisiana coast with 140 mph winds. It endangered areas previously struck by Audrey in 1957 and by Hilda last year, causing deaths and sugar crop destruction.
Robert Holtz, 26, of Akron, leaped from 5,500 feet at Shady Grove Airport near Massillon. His main parachute tore after opening at 2,500 feet, and his reserve chute tangled, causing a 2,500 foot fall. He is listed in poor condition at City Hospital with multiple internal injuries and fractures.
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