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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1964

Page

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Weather and Local Notices Summary

Weather forecast for north Ohio calls for high 74 to 80 with considerable tonight and Friday cloudiness and scattered showers, low 56 to 62. Marriage license and births and deaths listed: applicants Lo w NS Fife Norwalk and Florine R Boyd and Robert J Roeder and others. licenses issued Richard N Hergina and Janet A Compton Wakeman. births to William Kirk and Louis Kovacs. deaths include John E Riley and Kathleen Moyer and Minnie Kraus and Gordon Haul and Marion Krupp.

Ohio Fife Norwalk Florine R. Boyd Robert J. Roeder New London A. McConnell Dental John Edward Riley Milan Robert A. Heald Flint Mich Kathleen Moyer Minnie A. Kraus Grace Curtis Monroeville Gordon Dewayne Haul Willard Marion L. Krupp Bellevue

Fair Reaches Full Potential With Colorful Judging Results

Crowds filled the Huron County Fair grandstand as Norwalk Day showcased prize ribbons and livestock victories. Winners included Roy Palm and Sons in dairy cattle, Mrs. Estle Wyatt noted for flowers and foods, and swine champions Roger Whetstone J K Hackett and Elmer Balduff and sons. The program advertises upcoming acts Holter's Wild Animal Circus and Hurricane Hell Drivers with three days remaining of fair activities.

Huron County Christine Robertson Roy Palm and Sons George Dalton Bril Brothers Howard A. Bauer Tom Huhfer E. S. Cable Lawrence Brinker Marvin Stouffer Robert Rodenhauser Roger Whetstone J. K. Hackett Elmer Balduff

House Appropriations Panel Approves Near Billion Dollar Aid Bill

The House Appropriations Committee passed a final catchall supplemental bill totaling about 1 billion dollars to fund anti poverty food stamp and mass transit programs. It raises total congressional appropriations this year to roughly 94 billion, with 60 million in food stamp expansion and 75 million of 225 million in transit grants. The action signals potential stall on Johnson’s Appalachian development plan and highlights provisions for the national smoking and health clearing house and CCC style job corps work.

Washington UPI House Appropriations Committee Johnson House Congress Public Health Service National Clearing House Civilian Conservation Corps CCC Agriculture Department

Huron County Fair Highlights In The Reflector

The Reflector lists top prize winners and junior fair results as available this week. Harness racing coverage appears on the sports page with fair feature pictures across the issue.

Reflector Fairgrounds

4 H FFA Champions Dominate Huron County Fair

4 H and FFA champions earned ribbons across Junior Fair events. Charles Vogel displayed the grand champion gift while Thomas Anderson held the grand champion sow. Dave Wilson won the swine showmanship award. Mike Goodman and Richard Wiles claimed grand champion market pig and grand champion pen of three market pigs respectively. Poultry honors went to Mike Weisenberger for best exhibit, Gary Stout for best pen of boilers, and Bob Durning for poultry showmanship first place.

Huron County FFA Charles Vogel Thomas Anderson Dave Wilson Mike Goodman Richard Wiles Mike Weisenberger Gary Stout Bob Durning

Goldwater Attacks USDA During Southern Campaign Swing

UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater denounced the Johnson administration's Agriculture Department as arrogant and bureaucratic and urged Democratic voters in the South to back his bid. He spoke at a GOP breakfast in Raleigh, then addressed the crowd outside a courthouse as part of a southern tour.

Raleigh N.C UPI Barry Goldwater Department of Agriculture South Goldwater

Republicans Propose State Platform At Columbus Convention

The Republican platform pledge supports Gov. Rhodes and the current legislature's programs while outlining six principles. It endorses the national party platform and candidates including Goldwater Miller Taft Bolton for offices and calls for limited government with emphasis on individual responsibility and freedom under God.

Columbus James A. Rhodes Harry M. Goldwater William E. Miller Rep Robert Taft Jr Oliver P. Bolton Congress Prin

Thurmond Trumpets Goldwater as GOP Presidential Hope

Sen Strom Thurmond in Greer South Carolina introduced GOP candidate Barry Goldwater as the party’s nominee in the Deep South’s political shift. Thurmond left the Democratic Party Wednesday night and became the region’s lone Republican senator.

Greer S.C UPI Sen Strom Thurmond Deep South Barry M. Goldwater

Thurmond Introduces Goldwater in Greenville Airport Appearance

In his first public appearance since switching parties, Thurmond presented Goldwater to a crowd at Greenville Spartanburg Airport. The defection continues a high profile political shift and dominates pages beyond.

America Thurmond Goldwater Greenville-Spartanburg

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Richard N. Hergina Wakeman Janet A. Compton William Kirk State St Louis Kovacs Norwalk RD Pete Mohn Grand Champ River View Stable Estle Wyatt Hazel E. Morley Emma Byron Evert Brothers Tire Service Wilson Seel Robert Roofing Paul Boehler Margaretta Township Clyde Barry USDA Harmon Linder Rick Horn Roger Smith William Smith Harold Underwood George Hillbrunner Dennis Stoneham Tom Kern Dan Green Kenny Tkach Lois Dalton Gary Nufer Gary Horn Billy Lund Howard Bauer James Dalton Thurmond Goldwater
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