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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1968
Page
2
In Manistee Michigan the Bear Creek and six miles of Little Manistee River were closed after a mass Coho run was abused by crowds. Fishermen speared clubbed and discarded fish prompting arrests and a shutdown by state conservation officers.
UPI News Service outlines subscription terms with carrier delivery areas including Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural zones. Mail rates are 45 per week in some counties and 1500 per year in rural Huron and Erie areas. National mail rate 23.40 per year. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
Gordon Carson vice president for business and finance at Ohio State University said he would testify against Negro students who held him captive in the administration building last spring despite life threats. He added his civil rights were infringed and he would tell the truth as he saw it during a Case Western Reserve University convocation.
Fern and Darla Duchanoy, new Norwalk residents from Northern Michigan, lived in a log cabin near Selkirk Lake during a hot late summer. Darla, 10, swam and shot a 22 caliber rifle with help from her brother Ed, an ex paratrooper, as the family visited and shared time with six other married children and eight grandchildren. Mr. Duchaney works as a supervisor at Saginaw Wire, tying the family to their Indiana roots via marriage and long Michigan ties.
An unidentified woman was shot to death in a Cincinnati cafe early today. The man suspected of shooting her, Ray Richmond age 38, was critically wounded when trapped by police after he ran from the cafe. A witness said the two sat in a booth before the revolver discharged.
Washington humorist Dick West recalls a Gypsy Rose Lee hosted dog food party where Viola Pet Food Co executives tout beef burgunday for humans. The writer samples a bite and declares dog food dynamite, despite a shaken stomach and refined canine cuisine antics.
Soviet army units in fur hats patrol Prague and settle into Czechoslovak barracks for a long occupation. The Moscow summit, aimed at a partial pullout of about 600,000 troops, was postponed again as Prague leadership reacts to Dubcek reforms and Smrkovsky’s appeal.
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