28 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1966
Page
1
Justice Department sources in Jakarta predicted that testimony at the former deputy's subversion trial would implicate President Sukarno. They said Sukarno could be forced to appear before the court if links are proven.
Stamford, Conn. Gus Edson 65 died Monday night at home of a heart attack. He created Dondi, the Italian immigrant boy featured in 138 newspapers, a collaboration with Irwin Hasen. The strip will continue.
A Winchester Massachusetts youth thanks Sterling city manager Marvin McElwain for sending shoes left in a park. He writes it is relief not to walk to school in bare feet. In New York another union intends a temporary strike at General Electric to press for better offers.
Partly cloudy and cool with a high near 59 to 64 and a chance of light rain tonight and Thursday. Low around 47 to 52. Sunrise 6 21 a m Sunset 6 15 p m High Tuesday 68 Low Tuesday 41. Marriage license issued to Larry J Werner and Kathleen Marie Walker both Norwalk factory workers. Births recorded for Ivan Ellis and for Richard Doney. Deaths: Jack Timothy Green of Norwalk.
Nguyen Huu Tho, head of the Viet Cong political arm, outlined three revised conditions for Vietnam peace in an Aug 28 interview with Wilfred Burchett, broadcast by Radio Hanoi. The list drops a troop-withdrawal demand but calls for eventual U.S. withdrawal, signaling potential entry into talks if fighting ends.
Fritz Stanford 33 of Norwalk has performed at Milan Melon Festival for five years wearing a patched clown suit and greasepaint. He distributes free Fanny Farmer candy and visits Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital nursing homes and a Berlin Heights retarded children's home, saying it is his main hobby.
Mary Jane Fessenden of Seminary and Woodlawn has filed a 20000 dollar suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court for injuries from a two car crash on Sept 17 1965 at Route 547 and Section Line 30 near Monroeville. Defendants are Shirley Shields and James H Shields. Fessenden says she was a passenger in an east bound car driven by Vernetta M Biller when Shields driving a northbound car struck the Biller car.
The Norwalk Foundry Co storage hut was broken into on Tuesday with entry gained through a window. A car owned by Kenneth E Schafer of Huron was looted of three ball point pens and sunglasses while two screwdrivers disappeared from a truck owned by the Foundry. James H Shields Sr was a passenger in the car during the incident.
Seventeen miles north of Norwalk, Lake Erie faces severe pollution blamed on growing population and aging waste systems. Norwalk Creek illustrates the issue as residents cite raw sewage and sewer lines feeding the creek while fertilizers and runoff from parking lots worsen water quality.
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