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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
12
President Johnson planned to fly over Texas and northern Mexico to view the Beulah devastation. A congressional team urged him to meet with Mexico's President Diaz Ordaz to establish an international work relief program for about 200 000 homeless people.
In Tijuana Mexico authorities searched bakeries and warehouses for the source of parathion blamed for a mass poisoning that has killed at least 17 and sent over 300 to hospitals, mostly children, with many treated and released. In Washington the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports August cost of living up three tenths of 1 percent with wholesale prices rising for the first time in five months, fueling calls for tax increases.
The Supreme Court begins its 1967 68 term with Thurgood Marshall sworn in as the court's 96th member. The docket emphasizes challenges to state and federal funding of parochial schools, civil rights, and individual liberties.
State School Supt. Martin Essex said a 15 member panel will meet to discuss how to guide the state Board of Education in using 1.2 million dollars for instructional television. Wayne M. Carle was named to lead the new program funded by the General Assembly.
19 year old high school dropout Will Edward Dixon faced arraignment on first degree manslaughter for the death of Thomas Prinz a 21 year old Wilbur Wright High School football coach. Prinz was stabbed after asking the youth to leave the practice field.
A twin engine plane bound for Love Field crashed into a bicycle rack at John S Bradfield Elementary during early dismissal. Seven aboard were killed including two Ling Tenco Vought employees and five Dover Air Force personnel. Debris and tragic scene reported by teacher Stewart Campbell.
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