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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1964
Page
1
Huron County Board of Elections reports 288 notices sent to 54 presiding judges 126 judges and 108 clerks for the November general election. Recipients must acknowledge whether they can work.
In Cyprus Greek Orthodox President Archbishop Makarios orders a blockade lifted across the island and dispatches nine tons of food to the besieged village of Kokkina, a U N official said. Madalyn Murray of Baltimore seeks federal court to strike the phrase under God from the pledge of allegiance in Hawaii. The Public Utilities Commission in Columbus asks for a new state law to allow rate cuts reflecting federal tax relief. In New York White parents stage a second day of boycott over neighborhood school integration and expect many students back by Wednesday.
Partial clearing and colder tonight with scattered frost possible in the northeast away from Lake Erie. Lows 36 to 42. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a high of 66 to 73. Marriage license issued to Garry L. Edler and Erelyn J. Gibson, both of New London. Births include twin girls to Mr and Mrs Russell Stephens of Willard. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Keaton of Willard. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Hale of Willard. a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Winbourne of Bloomville. and a son to Mr and Mrs Avery Lambert of Monroeville. Deaths include Elizabeth M. Kurtz, 84, rural Milan, and Joseph Ernest Cummings, New London.
Premier Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh begins purging his military high command of coup plotters after a weekend revolt. He relieves four top commanders while eight junior officers pledge protection. Viet Cong fronts issue sabotage orders as observers report ongoing instability in Saigon.
Thomas E. Beard, 30, of Hanover Pa is in fair condition after surgery for a 16 inch wood splinter piercing the back of his neck. Beard was injured when his truck and a second vehicle driven by James P. Murphy, 23, of Bettsville sideswiped on Route 224 south of New London.
President Johnson praised ongoing US prosperity since 1961 while warning that rising partisanship could jeopardize gains. The prepared remarks, deleted by the White House, reportedly criticized Cuba policy and attacked Goldwater and past Eisenhower economic plans.
Republican candidate Barry Goldwater opened a three day southern tour in Winston Salem with a strong critique of Johnson administration policy in South Viet Nam. He challenged the president to explain what is happening there as about 2000 supporters greeted him at the airport and chanted for him.
Gov. James A. Rhodes said a mid November special session would consider creating a state university in Cleveland and a state medical college in Toledo. He also floated a constitutional amendment to permit state industrial development financing to lure new industry. Rhodes plans to address redistricting, highway funds, and county pay raises at the session.
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