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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1968

Page

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Ransom pickup leads to gunfire as Mackle kidnapping unfolds

Police stumble onto two men linked to Barbara Mackle kidnapers at dawn as a ransom drop yields a suitcase with 500000 dollars. Gunfire erupts, suspects flee into mangroves near Biscayne Bay while Miss Mackle remains missing and FBI continues the search.

Miami UPI Barbara Jane Mackle Miss Mackle Atlanta Fred A. Frodbose FBI Robert Mackle T.s.self W.J. Sweeney Massachusetts Frodbose Mackle James Knight Biscayne Bay

Nuclear blast creates deepest US cavern in desert test

A massive underground cavity was formed by the most powerful US nuclear device to date at Pahute Mesa Nevada. News crews watching the detonation on closed circuit TV from a trailer 12 miles away reported the shock wave while a helicopter hovered 3500 feet above the desert 3 miles from ground zero.

Pahute Mesa Nev UPI United States Ground Zero

Mayors to Meet Nixon Over Urban Policy Concerns

Cleveland Mayor Carl B. Stokes and three other city leaders plan talks with President-elect Nixon in New York to press urban issues amid Agnew's city policy remarks. The meeting aims to shape federal urban policy and address rising concerns.

Cleveland UPI Carl B. Stokes Richard M. Nixon New York City Stokes Spiro T. Agnew

North Viet Nam Warns U S Bombing Could Resume

North Vietnam said the United States threatened to resume bombing if the Viet Cong launches a new Saigon offensive. The warning followed a meeting between U S negotiator Cyrus Vance and North Vietnamese Col Ha Van Lau. Saigon reports said Communists massing up to 30,000 for a new attack, with shelling of U S camps around Saigon and fighting near the capital. The U S protested Viet Cong attacks and DMZ activity as violations of the Paris agreement.

Paris UPI North Vietnam United States National Liberation Front Viet Cong Cyrus R. Vance Ha van Lau Saigon da Nang U.S Johnson Demilitarized Zone Vance Lau South Vietnam

Thurmond to Wed Beauty in Small Aiken Ceremony

Senator Strom Thurmond and his 22 year old fiancée plan a private wedding Sunday at 2 p.m. in Aiken's First Presbyterian Church. A film unit had been hired to film color footage of the ceremony.

Mackles John Mulcahy Mackle Coral Gables San Francisco UPI U.S. Dist Lloyd Burke John E. Kangas San Francisco Federal Building Kangas Norma L. Ferguson Washington Air Force Columbia S.C Strom Thurmond R-S.c Aiken First Presbyterian Church

Shoplifting Hurts Norwalk Merchants Hard to Measure Costs

Eight Norwalk business owners share mixed views on shoplifting impact. Estimates vary from near zero losses to about 385 dollars daily during Christmas. Merchan ts note shrinkage obscures true costs while some call Norwalk a training ground for pros.

Nancy Kellogg Norwalk Esgro Woolworth’s Isadore Lichtessen Norwalk Bargain Center Mark Beeman J.C. Penney’s Lawrence Geary Grant's Ebert

Nixon assurance keeps gold price steady at $35

The London gold market fell 22.5 cents as President-elect Nixon signaled no change to the $35 an ounce official price. Despite European speculation of a higher rate, trading lifted gold to $41.90 an ounce, highest since July.

London UPI Richard M. Nixon Europe Nixon

Weather Outlook and Marriage Licenses in Norwalk

Cloudy windy and warmer with occasional rain then showers ending tonight. Highs in the upper 40s to 50s. Partly cloudy and colder Friday. Marriage license applications include James W. Filip of Norwalk in the Army and Deborah K. Smith of New London a factory worker.

Norwalk James W. Filip U.S. Army Deborah K. Smith New London

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