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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1964

Page

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Norwalk fund aids local Boy Scout services

The Firelands Council of the Boy Scouts of America receives 7000 dollars from the Norwalk Area United Fund to sustain professional scouting services for local troops. United Fund campaign began on Wednesday and president B Harry parke reports about 4800 dollars in pledges and contributions, about ten percent of the goal, received so far.

Firelands Council of the Boy Scouts of America Norwalk United Fund Harry Parke The

Exposition Ends with 21 Safety Awards in 1964 event

The 1964 Huron County Industrial Exposition closed with a banquet at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Representatives of county firms received safety awards including GROUP, ACHIEVEMENT, and ONE HUNDRED PERCENT honors for firms such as General Electric Bellevue Lamp, Chapin and Chapin, Bell Dairy, H P Becker Co Norwalk, and Willard Diary. State Rep Sam Landes urged promoting safety to reduce accidents, stressing emotional appeal alongside facts.

Huron County Chapin and Chapin, Urological Instrument Co Bell Dairy H. P. Becker Co Norwalk Willard Diary Bellevue Chapin and Chapin H.P. Becker Co Youngstown- Miller Corp Urological Instrument

Furnace Blast Injures Three At Moore Lead Co Plant

Three men were injured when a water cooled furnace lost pressure and exploded at the Moore Lead Co plant in Fairfield. They were near the furnace and hit by flying debris.

Goldwater attacks Johnson on civil rights law support

Barry Goldwater accused the Johnson administration of lacking inclination to back the civil rights law though he voted against it he hopes the law will still do the job. Scripps Howard papers endorsed Johnson marking a rare Democratic nod since 1936. Johnson signaled openness to talks and possible summit with Khrushchev if elected to a four year term.

Goldwater UPI GOP Barry Goldwater Johnson Washington Scripps- Howard Lyndon B. Johnson Scripps-Howard Times Scripps- Howard Newpapers Franklin D. Roosevelt EL Paso Tex Nikita S. Khrushchev

Children Kidnapping Pair Found Safe Near Poitiers

Three kindergarten age children abducted near Poitiers were found hours later about 130 miles south along a roadside. Police said the children are in good health, no ransom was paid, and the kidnapers escaped.

Poitiers France UPI

Weather and Local Notices Including Births and Marriages

Sunny southern portion clearing north and cooler this afternoon. Partly cloudy and warmer Saturday. Ohio temperatures near normal then warmer weekend. scattered showers early week. Marriage licenses: Gale E F Featheringill and Nancy L Miller Willard. David C Setzler and Mardelle L Root. Births: Mr and Mrs Malcolm Parsons Jr Wellington welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Henry Roach Bellevue welcome a boy.

Ohio Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Gale Featheringill Willard Farmer Nancy L. Miller David C. Setzler Flat Rock Mardelle L. Root Bellevue Malcom Parsons, Jr Wellington Henry Roach

GM and UAW fail to reach three year pact trigger nationwide strike

The United Auto Workers and General Motors failed to agree on a three year contract and began a strike by over 260000 workers at 89 GM plants nationwide. About 90000 workers at 41 plants remained on the job in a selective strike targeting defense parts and auto components amid non economic disputes. UAW President Walter Reuther voiced sadness at the breakdown after the 10 a.m. EST deadline.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Union General Motors Corp Ford Chrysler UAW Walter Reuther

GM Walkout Hits Ohio Plants Across Major Cities

More than 20,000 workers walked out at General Motors plants in Ohio and across the nation after the 10 a.m. EST deadline. Cleveland and its suburbs, Columbus, Toledo, Mansfield, Cincinnati and Hamilton were affected with about 14,000 striking in Cleveland alone. Union leaders cited unresolved work standards and representation as non economic issues while GM touted progress at the bargaining table.

Columbus UPI General Motors Ohio Cleveland Toledo Mansfield Cincinnati Hamilton

Norwalk Airport Recommended by Federal Aviation Agency

The FAA recommended a general aviation airport for Norwalk as part of a national plan, making Norwalk eligible for federal funds for land purchase and site work up to 50 percent. Local initiative is urged, with no guaranteed funding and no building costs covered.

Federal Aviation Agency Norwalk Ohio FFA Sandusky Elyria Lorain Curtin FAA United States

Three Lucas County Candidates Endorsed for U S District Court

The Lucas County Bar Association endorsed three candidates for the Northern District of Ohio Western Division seat. Geraldine F. Macelwane John J. McCarthy and Roger H. Smith received formal backing amid a vacancy created by Judge Frank L. Kloeb's retirement. Don J. Young Jr. of the Huron County Probate Court is among those considered.

Lucas County Bar Association U.S. District Court Northern District of Ohio Geraldine F. Macelwane John J. McCarthy Roger H. Smith Frank L. Kloeb Huron County Don J. Young Jr

Car Crash Sprinkled $30,000 Coins On Turnpike

Paul Weinstein, 21, driver from Brooklyn, flipped his car on the Ohio Turnpike near interchange 7. Coins worth about 30000 spilled through the vehicle. He was examined and released at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. The convoy moved to McCoy's Garage as investigators guarded the cargo and teams cleared the wreckage. Weinstein planned to take the coins to Detroit for a show and sale.

Ohio Turnpike Kubach-Smith McCoy’s Brooklyn Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Paul Weinstein Weinstein Detroit McCoy Ray Flanagan Hertz Flanagan Turnpike Interchange No. 7

Delinquency Tied to Home Life Says Police

Officials link juvenile delinquency to unstable or lenient homes and parental neglect. Common traits include divorce or fighting, excessive drinking, lack of supervision, poor discipline, and apathy toward schooling. Financial status is not a defining factor.

John V. Arthur

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