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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1964

Page

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Norwalk Area United Fund Kickoff Dinner Tonight

The Norwalk Area United Fund starts its drive with a 6 30 p m dinner at the Elks Country Club. Tennyson Guyer will speak and two slide shows will be shown. W D Conway is general chairman with Del Arrington as co chair and George Manyak as drive chairman. The goal is 49117 dollars.

Norwalk Area United Fund Elks Country Club Tennyson Guyer W.D. Conway del Arrington George Manyak Drive

Hurricane Gladys Near U S Coast Heightens Seaboard Seas

Hurricane Gladys with 100 mph winds nears the mainland threatening a 1000 mile eastern seaboard with three to four foot higher tides. Officials issue a hurricane watch from Cape Hatteras to New Jersey as New York remains in the watch zone.

Cape Hatteras N.C UPI U.S Seaboard New Jersey New York City

Cleveland Mayor presses for utility rate hikes

Cleveland Mayor Ralph Locher urged rate increases by Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co and Ohio Bell. He announced the city will file complaints with the State Public Utilities Commission this week and, if denied, will take the case to the Ohio Supreme Court.

Cleveland UPI Ralph Locher Locher Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co Ohio Bell State Public Utilities Commission Ohio Supreme Court

Weather outlook and birth announcements from The Record

Cloudy west with increasing clouds east, showers and a few thundershowers spread by evening. Temperatures near previous day with high around 78 to 84 and lows 63 to 70, cooler Wednesday. Birth notices list seven newborns: girl from E Main address 129 Births, plus girls for Gerber Monroeville Elmer Josephy 4 E League, Pocza Painesville, Smith New Haven, Jacobs Plymouth, Kimberlin Plymouth, Fink Willard.

E. Main Richard Gerber Monroeville Elmer Josephy E. League James Pocza Painesville Leslie Smith New Haven James Jacobs Plymouth Sterling Kimberlin Kenneth Fink Willard

Council Bishops Back Collegial Role for Pope and Bishops

Bishops at the Ecumenical Council voted to assert collegiality with the Pope in governing the church. Pope Paul VI endorsed the move, arguing it will define the council in history. The proposal frames bishops as a collective body alongside the pope, echoing the apostolic model.

Paul VI Lord

Bishops Gain New Status in Church Governance Vote

A Vatican ballot with two-thirds support 1 984 to 322 moves toward collegiality of bishops with the Pope, redefining their role in governing the universal church as part of Holy Orders. A second vote, 2 198 to 50, defines bishops as a distinct sacramental office within Holy Orders, not creating a new sacrament.

Peter Universal Church

Industrial Exposition Opens at National Guard Armory

The first Huron County Industrial Exposition opens today at the National Guard Armory on Old Route 20. Twenty seven local industries display products and processes with a new community service room featuring Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Huron County Guidance Center and Norwalk Area United Fund. Public hours 6 to 10 this evening and tomorrow evening with daytime school visits. Sponsored by the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with Huron County industries. The event closes Thursday evening with a safety awards banquet co sponsored by the Chamber and the Division of Safety and Hygiene. A closed showing precedes the Knights of Columbus Home dinner.

National Guard Armory Route 20 Huron County Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Huron County Guidance Center Norwalk Area United Fund Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Huron County Industries Norwalk Chamber Division of Safety and Hygiene Industrial Commission of Ohio Knights of Columbus

Viets End Saigon Strike as Vietnam War Efforts Continue

In Saigon, workers called off a two day general strike that halted commerce. Premier Nguyen Khanh sought to resolve industrial tensions while facing student protests and mountain tribesmen challenges. Government forces claimed victory with 90 plus Communist casualties and a small weapon cache seized.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPS Nguyen Khanh Defense Ministry Quang Tri

Civil service exams set for Norwalk fire and police

Civil Service exams for Norwalk Fire and Police Departments are scheduled for 7 30 p m Wednesday. Application blanks are available from Mrs Betty Zorn in the Carpenter and Paffenbarger office on the mezzanine floor of the Citizens National Bank building. Applications may be picked up anytime until Wednesday afternoon.

Norwalk Betty Zorn Carpenter and Paffenbarger Citizens National Bank

Hospital Sides Front to Save Sonoma County Hospital

Firefighters and volunteers battled three fronts of a wind driven blaze threatening Sonoma County Hospital in Santa Rosa. The National Guard aided evacuation plans as flames reached hospital grounds but crews aimed to shield the 250 patients and 61 student nurses amid a wider western California fire emergency.

Santa Rosa Calif UPI California Calistoga Sonoma County Hospital National Guard

Vacation Pay Is Ruled Out For McBride

Solicitor Russell Antrim ruled that former Norwalk Superintendent J. H. McBride cannot receive July vacation pay. The Norwalk Board of Education had considered approving a month of pay after Dale Olsen claimed McBride worked in July, but Antrim cited Ohio Revised Code to support denying the benefit.

Russell Antrim Norwalk J. H. McBride Norwalk Board of Education Antrim McBride Dale Olsen

Lawman's view on juvenile trouble and court diversion

Monroeville Police Chief Jerrold Henery says youths who cause minor trouble should be corrected locally with parental cooperation rather than clogging Juvenile Court. Norwalk reports 31 juvenile citations through July, mirroring all of 1963, with 18 for traffic. Curfews in Greenwich and Wakeman aim to curb nighttime juvenile activity.

Monroeville Jerrold Henery Huron County Norwalk Greenwich Wakeman Roger Robinson Robinson

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