13 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1967
Page
1
Indian forces and Communist Chinese troops fought a fresh artillery battle at Nathula Pass, renewing hostilities along the disputed Himalayan border. Reports say 135 Indian and Chinese troops were killed or wounded in the savage fighting that began Monday. no current casualty figures released.
In Cleveland Heights Ohio parents and substitute teachers will supervise classes as Cleveland Heights University Heights Teachers Association members hold a professional study day. Officials could not confirm how many teachers will join. association leaders expect about 400 attendees.
Frank Sinatra was knocked out in a Sunday street fight in Las Vegas, losing two front teeth and sustaining a bruised mouth. Dentist Dr Abe B Weinstein and a team traveled to Beverly Hills to repair the damage, with promises of a return to normal by today.
University of Michigan chemist Dr Adton A Gordus said a nuclear reactor was used to trace 2000 year old American Indian movements. He reported routes from southern Illinois and Ohio to Yellowstone and suggested applying the method to track modern criminals.
Cincinnati reports a gas station incident where attendant Paul Rudy left the hose in Herman Kennedy’s car after fueling. The hose snapped, a fire started, and damage was pegged at 1800 dollars.
Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan outlines a strategy to counter the enemy by matching their methods with advanced technology. He emphasizes leveraging the United States technological ability to fight more on the foe's terms and deploy foot soldiers with firearms.
Partly sunny and mild today with a high near 73 to 80 and little temperature change into tonight and Thursday. Low in the 50s, southeasterly winds 8 to 15 knots along Lake Erie. Sunrise 7 05 a m Sunset 7 41 p m Monday highs 74 and 48 overnight. BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Thomas Draudt Wake man daughter and Mr and Mrs Wayne Bond rural Norwalk son.
The Vatican said Pope Paul VI, age 69, may need urinary tract surgery to cure an infection. A joint medical review noted improvement with antibiotics and considered surgery for a definite cure, while he remains in Castel Gandolfo and will attend to Vatican affairs.
Larry Reep of the Clarksfield 4 H Club won the Holstein Junior Champion trophy at the Huron County Fair judging began at 9 a m with junior and senior divisions a crowd attended similar to last year Norwalk Day is on the grounds and entries were due by 6 p m today Harness races are set at 1 30 p m pony and tractor pulls occurred Tuesday night results show top local entrants and area participants in pony pulls and tractor pulls Norwalk voters will decide a four mill tax levy Nov 7 to restore school programs and staff levels for 1968 72 with state funds offsetting costs and local needs remaining as the deficit is addressed
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce aims to cover 60 percent of a $6,000 downtown study with the city paying the rest. At present $2,800 has been raised and Chamber President Ralph Bache said no new figures are available. Re-contact efforts continue to finish the drive within a week.
Finch rode in the fire department bucket at Whitney Field when a mechanical failure halted the lift. Firemen repaired the fault in minutes and brought the mayor and two firemen safely to the ground.
Darby Printing Co. secured the Huron County election printing contract for absentee ballots on the November 7 election. The bid of 1238 dollars was the sole submission received by the county Board of Elections.
Norwalk firefighters responded to a grass and weed fire along the Norfolk and Western Railway right of way near Route 18 and Old State Road. The blaze scorched grass weeds and a stub of an old utility pole with origin listed as undetermined.
Milan Village officials discuss installing a red yellow blinking light at the Church Street Edison Drive intersection after a fatal car truck crash. The safety committee handles the issue as two crash victims are treated at local hospitals and a child is reported in fair condition.
Shanghai Radio announces the confiscation of the British diplomatic mission by the Shanghai Revolutionary Committee. The order was issued Sept. 9 and the building at No 33 Chung Shang Tung Yi Road was seized Tuesday in a public takeover to meet urban development needs.
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