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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1970

Page

2

Ames airman recalls failed POW raid near Hanoi

Sgt. Marshall A. Thomas of Ames Iowa describes the November raid on a North Vietnamese POW camp near Hanoi as a mission kept secret until the end. He says there was no security leak and notes prisoners had been moved before the rescue attempt.

Marshall A. Thomas Ames Iowa North Vietnam Thomas Jim Mone Hanoi U.S Army Special Forces Division Ft. Bragg N.C Son Tay

Rhodes Building Fund Grows for Ohio Governor Center

A campaign seeks 500000 for a James A. Rhodes Historical Center in Coalton Jackson County Ohio backed by Vice President Spiro Agnew and other leaders. The plan includes a library scholarship fund and a plaque for major donors while the four room Rhodes birthplace house is restored.

Columbus UPI James A. Rhodes Ohio Spiro T. Agnew Historical Center Committee E.E. Davis Davis Fire Brick Co Oak Hill Agnew Edward N. Cole General Motors Corp Coalton Jackson County Rhodes Ohio Commodores

House votes to repeal ammunition record keeping under Gun Control Act

Amid questions about the 1968 Gun Control Act, Congress officials debate the impact of removing the rimfire ammunition registration. The House approves repeal of signatures for .22 caliber ammunition purchases while preserving records for handguns, rifles, and larger calibers.

Washington UPI Robert Kennedy Kennedy Emanuel Celler Dn.y Kent House Congress

Giap defends airspace rights in 26th army anniversary speech

In Tokyo Giap asserts the right to watch and shoot down US aircraft that encroach on Vietnamese airspace and to muster troops to defend the fatherland. Volpe says no court martial for Coast Guard officers over the defector removal incident. Ames, Sgt Thomas recalls the raid on a North Vietnamese prisoner camp, noting that no prisoners were freed.

Tokyo Vo Nguyen Giap

Ohio teachers average salary rises to eight thousand two hundred sixty

Ohio Public Expenditure Council reports average teacher pay of 8260 for 1969 70, up about 1700 from the prior year. Forty one of six hundred thirty one districts paid at least 9000 while five districts topped 10000. City and county administrators and principals also noted in the district survey.

Columbus UPS Ohio Ohio Public Expenditure Council Ottawa Hills Dayton St. Bernard Princeton Shaker Heights Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Akron Youngstown Lorain Warren Elyria Mansfield Lima Marion Zanesville

Two Coast Guard Officers to Retire Amid Court-Martial Standoff

Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe announced two Coast Guard officers will retire rather than face court martial over returning a Lithuanian defector to a Russian ship. Admiral Chester R. Bender had recommended court martial for Rear Admiral William B. Ellis and Captain Fletcher Brown, leaders in the Boston district.

Washington John A. Volpe Coast Guard U.S UPI America Volpe Adm Chester R. Bender William B. Ellis 1St Coast Guard Boston Fletcher Brown

Government May Raise Medicare Premium Increases Expected

The government plans a premium increase for 19.4 million older Americans under Medicare due to higher doctor fees. The current premium is 5.30 dollars monthly, with the government matching, and new rates will be announced after Christmas for a July 1 effective date. Medicare chief actuary William C. Hsiao calls the rise likely and cites a 5 to 15 percent range.

Washington UPI Medicare William C. Hsiao

Bossard Survives Tucson Hotel Fire Climbing From 11th Floor

Retired Cleveland Indians groundskeeper Emil Bossard told his son Harold by phone he did not panic as flames engulfed the Pioneer International Hotel in Tucson. He climbed to a ledge outside his 11th floor room Sunday and was carried to safety by firefighters after suffering smoke inhalation.

Cleveland UPI Cleveland Indians Emil Bossard Pioneer International Tucson Ariz Bossard Harold

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