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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1966

Page

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Ohio Senators Split Over School Prayer Amendment Vote

In Washington on Wednesday Ohio's two U S senators diverged on Dirksen's proposed constitutional amendment for voluntary school prayer. Frank Lausche, a Democrat, supported the measure while Stephen Young, also a Democrat, opposed it as the plan failed 49 to 37 short of the two thirds needed.

Washington UPI Ohio Sen Dirksen Frank Lausche Stephen Young

High Cost Of Living Inmates Costs And Viet War Casualties

Washington reports show costs to keep Mafia figure Joe Valachi safe since 1963 total 170 938 with items like 6 13 for an electric heating pad while another UPI bulletin notes 96 Americans killed in action in the week ending Sept 17 in Saigon and U S casualties surpassing South Vietnamese losses by 83. This includes 679 U S dead or wounded and 172 KIA with 424 wounded.

Washington UPI Cosa Nostra Joe Valechi Senate Valachi Milan Mich Saigon U.S United Nations United States Viet Nam South Arthur J. Goldberg General Assembly Nguyen Cao Ky Goldberg Crete North West Nam North Viet Nam North Viet

FDA Chief Says Smoking Is Harmful to Health

Dr James L Goddard head of the Food and Drug Administration told reporters he believes smoking is unhealthy. He admitted he had started smoking again after about two and a half years and said he was sort of disgusted with himself while holding a lit cigarette.

Washington UPI James L. Goddard The Food and Drug Adminstration Goddard

Clevite Plans $2 Million Plant Expansion in Cleveland

Clevite Corp announces a new $2 million plant in Cleveland to double Ordnance division capacity. The facility will house all manufacturing, engineering and research for advanced anti-submarine torpedoes and mine locating systems. Milan operations remain unaffected.

Cleveland UPI Clevite Corp Ordnance Navy Clevite- Harris Corporation Milan

South Korean cabinet resigns after insult in parliament

The cabinet led by Prime Minister Chung Il Kwon resigns in protest after an independent lawmaker hurled a can of human waste at Chung and other ministers in parliament. The resignations were submitted to President Park Chung Hee who did not act immediately.

Seoul Korea UPI Chung Il Kwon Chung Park Chung Hee

Weather outlook and births report for area

Mostly cloudy with a few morning showers clearing to wind. High 65 to 71. Tonight clears and grows windy with a low 46 to 51. Friday sunny and cool. Also notes births for Claude Latham and John Schneider with their new daughters and sons.

Fingerprint Seen as Key Clue in Percy Murder Case

A clear fingerprint on broken glass from a French door at the Valerie Percy home in Kenilworth may identify the killer. Police say the print does not match the Percy family or staff, as investigators widen questioning of about 100 people and search the mansion again.

Chicago UPI Valerie Percy Percy Kenilworth Miss Percy Charles H. Percy Robert Daley Valerie Lake Michigan Percys

Berlin Sesquicentennial frontier dress contest events

UPI reports as Berlin Heights revels in a weekend Sesquicentennial with frontier dress contests and social events. Friday features ice cream at 5 p.m. and Kangaroo Court at 8 p.m., later queen’s court talent show Saturday and Sunday ox roast, parade, water fights, and record hops.

Jackie Jean Dewey DeWitte Berlin Heights

Powell Loses Power in Rare House Committee Move

The House Education and Labor Committee voted 27 to 1 to curtail the powers of Chairman Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. Powell would keep chair but share authority, with staff and budget control returning to full committee members for the rest of the session.

Washington Powell Congress House

PC Farmer Guilty and Sentenced to Life

Albert Frauhiger 68 a prominent Port Clinton farmer and auctioneer was found guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of neighbor Clarence Fulkert 64. Frauhiger waived a jury trial and faced a three judge panel in Ottawa County Common Pleas Court receiving a life sentence for the July 8 ambush shooting on a farm near Port Clinton Ohio.

Port Clinton Ohio UPI Albert Frauhiger Frauhiger Ottawa County Common Pleas Court Clarence Fulkert Fulkert Here

NF Man Pinned Under Trailer

Fred Bauman also known as Fred Busch, 101 N. Main St., North Fairfield, was pinned for 15 to 20 minutes beneath a house trailer on West Second Street around 6 30 p m Wednesday. He was rescued by Kenneth Earl using a tractor and admitted to Willard Hospital with contusions but no broken bones.

North Fairfield Fred Bauman N. Main St Willard Hospital Bauman West Second Street Kubach-Smith Kenneth Earl Fred Busch

House Approves Reserve Call Up Bill Amid Decry of Draft

The House approved a bill to empower President Johnson to call up to 198 000 reservists and National Guardsmen for active duty, even without a national emergency. The measure, added to the Reserve Bill of Rights, aims to block a planned Army Reserve and National Guard merger amid concerns of inequitable conscription in Viet Nam.

House Washington UPI Senate Johnson Reserve Army Reserve and National Guard

Airliner Crash Kills 23 Near Winton Australia

An Australian National Airways Viscount airliner crashed on a sheep farm near Winton killing all 23 aboard. The four engine plane with 19 passengers and four crew was en route to Brisbane about 700 miles southeast of Winton.

Winton Australia API Australian National Airways Brisbane

Pubs Close Doors as London Bartenders Vanish

In London two pubs shut Wednesday night due to a lack of bartenders to serve customers. The closures sparked debate over labor shortages and changing times in the capital.

London UPI Times

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