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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
1
The Huron County Fair starts tomorrow for five days of midway shows livestock judging grandstand acts and events. Opening night features the championship pony pull, with judging and harness races from Wednesday through the week.
The Norwalk City Board of Education approves a 4.9 mill renewal levy for nine years to start in 1965 as part of a plan to reduce renewal ballot frequency. Dale Olsen says renewals should come one year before expiry and two levies on this ballot lessen next year’s vote. If passed, the district will have three renewals on the books and a total of 4.9 mills on an indefinite basis with a ten mill cap.
Premier Nguyen Khanh's forces end a bloodless coup in Saigon. Loyalist officers press for heavy concessions and threaten a second coup within two months. Rebel generals and tanks withdrew as Khanh pledged civilian-led governance while Buddhists and students had pushed reforms.
UPI reports the United States protested to the Soviet Union after East German police fired into the American sector of Berlin while pursuing a wounded refugee Sunday. The incident raised tensions during Cold War divide and drew international concern.
President Johnson says there is nothing to be gained by injecting the U S Supreme Court into the political campaign. Senate leaders rush to break the apportionment stalemate with a Tuesday vote and only one day left for possible changes. Indonesian guerrillas massing along Malaysia's Borneo frontier prompt regional alert.
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with low 48 to 54. Cooler on Tuesday, mostly cloudy in the north, partly cloudy in the south, highs 62 to 68. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 4 to 8 degrees below normal and light showers late week. Marriage licenses issued for Blatt White Suda Missler Rhodes Seibert. Births and deaths listed for local residents including Zwerman Chandler.
Willard council meeting to question Police Chief Calvin Fillings was canceled after Law Director Robert Thornton ruled the planned inquiries should focus on facts, not alleged rule violations. Buzzard denounced the move, saying the charter restricts investigations and shifts authority to the city manager. Gardner questioned council effectiveness and promised the public will hear more on the issue.
Private funeral services were held for Dr Dean E Sheldon 60 Sandusky physician and conservationist who died Saturday morning in Good Samaritan Hospital Burial was in Woodlawn Norwalk He lived at 514 Wayne Street and was an obstetrician gynecologist A Navy commander in World War II he helped Ohio acquire land for Resthaven Wildlife Sanctuary and Public Hunting Area since 1954 he hosted bird watchers and scouting groups and received the 1963 Sandusky Register Community Service award
Darrel Wilde, Beverly Hills barber salon owner, told a California convention that men will soon style and dye hair as standard. He predicted men’s hair styling could replace cuts in seven years and coloring could follow within five more, noting price and old habits as barriers.
White parents begin a two day boycott of New York City's school system to protest mandatory transfers for integration. Picket lines form at multiple schools while officials report absentee rates up to 42 percent in some boroughs and more than a million students were expected to enroll on opening day.
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