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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1966

Page

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Gabe Paul Gifts Bike To Loyal Norwalk Fan

Cleveland Indians president Gabe Paul ordered a bicycle for 15 year old Norwalk fan Mike Sullivan after his stolen bike vanished at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Mike had pedaled 60 miles from Prairie du Chien Wisconsin to see the Indians Red Sox doubleheader. He rode out early, was unable to reclaim the bike after the game, and received a replacement as relief for his family’s finances.

Cleveland Paul Mike Pat Praire du Chien Wisc Campion Jesuit High School Louis Sullivan Townsend Ave Indians Stadium Bill Whitehead Lorain

Congress Urged to Build Lake Erie-Ohio River Canal

The U.S. Army Board of Engineers recommends Congress authorize the Lake Erie to Ohio River canal, clearing a major hurdle for the $948 million project announced by Rep. Kirwan and Rep. Bow. Ohio Gov. Rhodes also unveils a $25 million Transportation Research Center to be built near East Liberty by Ohio State University. President Johnson asks Congress to suspend tax breaks and cut federal spending as he outlines a five point plan to fight inflation. A panel is appointed to determine Richard Speck's sanity for trial while Charles Whitman’s brain tumor is noted as a secondary factor in his Texas tower rampage. Senate leaders face absenteeism and a predicted dead civil rights bill, and Johnson signs new traffic safety legislation to reduce highway deaths and injuries.

Washington UPI U.S. Army’s Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors Today Congress Michael J. Kirwan Youngstown Frank Bow Canton Columbus Logan County East Liberty James A. Rhodes Ohio State University U.S. 33 Rhodes Johnson

Sunny weekend forecast with mild, near normal temps

Weather notes show high 74 to 79 with clear skies and a cooler night around 48 to 54. Saturday will be mostly sunny and slightly warmer. Sunrise 6 01 a m sunset 6 47 p m. Also reported are births marriages and deaths: birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Creighton Staschke 223 E Main St marriage license for Gary Burras and Jean Jordan home residence Wayne and New London and death notices for Claude V Martin Sr 80 of 146 W Main St and Gladys Hamilton Shurmer formerly of Norwalk Lyndhurst.

Gary Lee Burras Wayne Jean Marie Jordan New London Claude V. Martin, Sr W. Main St Gladys Hamilton Shurmer Lyndhurst Norwalk

China Puts North Viet Nam on Red Alert Over Peace Talks

UPI reports Communist China warned it could invade North Viet Nam to stop any peace moves seen as a sellout to imperialism. Hanoi authorities held secret talks with Soviet leaders. Brezhnev, Suslov, and Andropov met North Vietnamese officials in Moscow amid tensions over Peking's stance on peaceful co existence and prolonged guerrilla fighting.

London UPI China Viet Nam Hanoi North Vietnamese Communist Party Mikhail Suslov Yuri Andropov Moscow Peking

Claude Martin Dies at 80 in Ohio

Claude V. Martin Sr. 80 of 146 West Main Street died at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after collapsing at Berry's Restaurant. He founded Maple City Rubber Co in 1915 and led the balloon maker as president. Survivors include Grace his wife and Claude Jr. Funeral services are set with Masonic rites and burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Claude V. Martin, Sr W. Main St Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Berry’s Martin Maple City Rubber Co United States Ashland Ohio Faultless Rubber Co Huron County Banking Co The Methodist Church, Shriners, Kiwanis, Elks Grace Claude Martin, Jr Norwalk Heaston - Hile Wiliam Brown James Scott Woodlawn Cemetery

City School Enrollment Rises to 4406 for 1966 67

Norwalk reports 4406 students in public and parochial schools for the 1966 67 term, up 121 from 4285. Public schools hold 3221 students, high school 832, junior high 469, and grade school 1920. Maplehurst leads with 613 pupils, League 461, Pleasant 363, Benedict 287, Bronson 197. St Paul’s totals drop to 1033 from 1028, with 338 in high school and 665 in grades 1 8. St Mary’s has 182 in grades 1 8, up about 15.

Norwalk Maplehurst League Pleasant Bendict St. Mary’s

Rhodes To Shake Hands At Fair

Gov. James A. Rhodes plans a Friday visit to the Huron County Fair with a caravan of state candidates. The effort, part of the Republican Report to the People program, follows tours in Fremont Findlay and Fostoria. He will stay about 90 minutes at the fairgrounds before heading to Erie County.

James A. Rhodes Huron County Fair Fairgrounds Fremont Findlay Fostoria Erie County

Young Drinker Goes To Court

An 18 year old Norwalk High School student who drank beer with a 17 year old was summoned to Juvenile Court for acting to contribute to the delinquency of a minor. A noon hour drinking report led to police questioning three students. one admitted drinking, another denied, and the third was present. The case uses a voluntary summons rather than arrest.

Norwalk High School Juvenile Court Russell T. Antrim

GOP to Open Headquarters in Huron County

Republican officials plan to establish a party headquarters within weeks at 14 Benedict Ave in the former Sky Stereo room, with no definite opening date announced.

Huron County Benedict Ave Sky Stereo

Volunteer Leads Norwalk Band In Premier Halftime Show

Norwalk High School marching band will perform its premier halftime show at Whitney Field for the football season. Band Director David Pinkerton remains hospitalized, with elementary instructor Allen Hughes stepping in voluntarily to lead the band for two weeks. The program features a drill and a musical piece titled Yankee Doodie Dandy honoring George M. Cohan, plus a majorette baton routine.

Norwalk High School Whitney Field David Pinkerton Allen Hughes Hughes Pinkerton Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital George M. Cohan

Promising Repair Sought For Gemini 11 Titan Leak

Cap Kennedy UPI technicians repaired a pinhole leak in the Titan booster oxidizer tank. If tests pass, Gemini 11 with Charles Conrad and Richard Gordon could launch Saturday morning at Cape Kennedy. A federal spokesman said leak checks would finish around 1 p.m. EDT and determine success.

Cape Kennedy UPI Charles Pete Conrad Richard F. Gordon Federal Space Agency

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Gabe Paul Chicago UPS Richard Speck Criminal Court Herbert C. Paschen Speck Gerald Getty Austin, Tex Charles J. Whitman Jr Whitman University of Texas Senate Creighton Staschke Viet Leonid Brezhnev le Thang Nghi Gail Butler Don Harbaugh Wellington Big Blaze Huron High School Whitney Claude Martin Gop Milan Conrad Gordon
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