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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1970
Page
2
Mrs. Helen B. Andelin leads a Sept. 30 celebration for women who oppose liberation by asking wives to dress in frills, sing at dawn, and serve breakfast in bed to husbands. She promotes traditional roles, praises homemaking, and disputes the women's movement.
Police begin delivering 2 600 safety manuals to Norwalk elementary and kindergarten students. Ptl. John Short notes the materials from the National Child Safety Council teach basic safety, with four manuals including kindergarten coloring books to learn home address and phone number.
Thousands of migrating birds were killed when they slammed into the Empire State Building in Manhattan after a storm cooled the area. A meteorologist suggested residual warmth from flood lights at the top drew the birds, which had been turned off shortly before the crashes. Patrolman Robert Gitano expressed distress at the scene as birds lay along Fifth Avenue and nearby streets.
John N. Willman of Sherwood Medical Industries and John L. Hanigan of Sherwood and Brunswick Corp join Pioneer Rubber Co board to fill vacancies from the resignations of John H. Gibson and John W. Clay. Willman later elected Pioneer president succeeding Gibson as Sherwood agreed to buy the Gibson family stake in Pioneer Rubber.
Charles Conklin, 21, of Norwalk, was injured early today when his northbound car on State Route 13 four miles south of Huron left the road and hit a utility pole. He was treated for a broken shoulder at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. A second crash damaged Norman Livermore’s car on Bogart Road when it struck a hole while turning onto U.S. 250.
Norwalk Reflector classifieds advertise a job opening seeking a worker. The ad emphasizes prompt response and reliability, noting applicants should call or visit the listed office for details and application.
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