17 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1966
Page
1
A Peking Radio report said hardline CCP factions oppose the Red Guard and conspire against Chairman Mao Tse-tung and other top leaders. The claim underscores tensions within China during the period of upheaval.
Mandy Rice-Davies age 21 marries Rafael Shaul 26 in a registry office. The couple used an underground passage to enter and leave the building in London, in a quiet ceremony linked to the Profumo scandal era.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Robert F. Kennedy will attempt to energize the Ohio Democratic campaign with separate Sunday appearances at opposite ends of the state.
Mostly sunny today with little temperature change. highs 66 to 72. Increasing clouds and cool trend continue with sunrise 6 09 and sunset 6 34. Friday high 69 low 40. Marriage license granted Lester Garn and Ruth Ann Lovins. Deaths Eleanor Ringholz Amy Maude Amstutz. Births Edward Brown child Clarence Kraus child.
U.S. District Judge Claude Clayton orders Grenada Mississippi to safeguard Negro students at integrated public schools. He vows obedience and will act to enforce the orders after a hearing in Oxford on DOJ findings of police inaction during mob attacks on Horn Elementary and Rundle High. Governor Johnson had sent 300 state troopers to restore order.
The Defense Department rebutted House critics and said its cost reduction totaling 14 billion dollars did not diminish combat readiness. A spokesman cited deploying 350000 troops 1000 miles into Southeast Asia and maintaining a defense budget lower relative to national income than four of the last five years. Subcommittee findings acknowledged savings but questioned exaggerations in claimed results.
Two sisters aged 7 and 9 led away a Shetland mare named Big G and a colt Diane from the Huron County Fair after winning them by milk bottle toss. Police recovered the ponies on West Main Street, deputies rejoined them to their owner, and the girls were returned to Maplehurst School. The ponies were unharmed and later returned to owner Melvin Barber.
Double funeral services set for Lacy Terry and Bill Barnett both of Willard after they were struck and killed by a late passenger train while working on the westbound track west of Tiffin. Both Kentuckians had long ties to the area and are survived by spouses and children. Funeral services scheduled for Plymouth at Little Rebecca Baptist Church with burial in New Haven Cemetery.
The West Main Street property was deeded to Huron County commissioners and leased to the Huron County Mental Health Society for a three year term as a guidance center. The county bought the property from Mrs. John Gardiner for $18,000.
A Sandusky man died Friday night when his van rolled over on Strub Road. The vehicle crossed the road twice, throwing Burger out and then pinning him beneath again. Burger's body was taken to Quick's Funeral Home in Sandusky.
A 19 year old girl Mary Lascari is reported missing from her Sandusky home. Norwalk police have been alerted to locate her. She is 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighs 140 pounds, and was last seen wearing a Bowling Green sweatshirt.
West Germany sent the hospital ship Helgoland to Saigon to serve in the Viet Nam war. The 3003-ton Red Cross vessel docked at Tu Dop street and featured clean surgical rooms and 151 beds, marking Germany’s first foreign war contribution since the Spanish Civil War era.
Attendance topped 15 000 at the Huron County Fair Friday as the county school program drew crowds and Gov James A Rhodes toured exhibits. Open class pony judging began at 7 pm with a near capacity grandstand crowd watching. the equestrian review closes the five day event with halter and performance classes and a county posse act at 7 pm.
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