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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
1
A boy named Larry and his father are believed trapped after an overturned truck. Radio beams and rumors hinder a multi day search, but officials insist the operation continues and no hoax is suspected.
Senate committee reveals Melvin Laird directed secret Cambodia raids in 1969 with simultaneous South Vietnam strikes to mask the operation. Johnson era raids in Laos in 1967 also allegedly used as press cover, with top officials briefed and classified details kept tight.
Moscow reports Mars 7 launched at 8 p.m. signaling a fourth spacecraft in the Mars series. Western experts foresee a possible dual landing next March as Mars 4 and Mars 5 earlier flew in July and Mars 6 followed in August.
Washington says a State Department team will go to East Germany in August to locate a site for a future American Embassy in East Berlin. Officials note the visit will mark the first official talks with East German representatives since 1949. Stoessel met with Dietmar Hucke as the diplomatic recognition process began.
Considerable cloudiness and warm humid conditions bring showers and thundershowers, mainly afternoon. Highs mid to upper 80s, tonight mid 60s, Saturday upper 70s to low 80s. Precipitation chances 60 tonight 50 tonight 30 Saturday. Marriage licenses issued for Schaull Francis Ellis Jones Cucco Luccioni Robles Wright. Births: Harold Uther and wife welcome a son. Death: William Gillis, 72, New London.
Whealon says 78 inmates were left nude for 24 hours after a shakedown following two guard deaths. Judge Friedman and task force members toured the facility, urging end to constant cell confinement and noting overcrowding.
Three Democratic senators warned the administration energy plan will trigger fuel shortages in New England and the Midwest this winter. They cited continued voluntary allocation while increasing imports and coal use, criticizing Gov. Love as energy czar.
The Butler Meat Co. ran a spoof ad seeking a cattle rustler with a graveyard shift and hazardous pay. Market owner Bob Butler noted that among replies was a message from his own son, adding an ironic twist to the notice in Carson City Nevada.
Hartford police assigned three officers to the Civic Center site after a complaint of verbal harassment toward a woman, but ogling continued. Workers mocked police measures while bystanders laughed at a helmeted officer. A female office sign defended the watchers.
Nineteen residents in the Nineteenth Street area signed a petition opposing the city buying property at Clifton and State Streets for a McGuan Park parking lot. Mayor Goodsite plans to contact signers to hear objections while defending safety benefits and a spring start for construction.
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